Four John Lynch, Baltimore, Maryland coin silver dessert spoons

Length 7 1/4 inches. Weight 3.7 troy ounces. A couple bowls with short tears.

Four large coin silver serving spoons by Phillip Sadtler of Baltimore Maryland circa 1824. Length 8-5/8" Total weight of the four is 228 grams

comprising a pair of tablespoons by Littleton Holland of Baltimore (active 1800-1847), a teaspoon by Hugh Gelston of Boston, MA (active c. 1816-1830) and Baltimore, MD (active 1816-1833), a shell suga

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF FIVE, two tablespoons and three place spoons, each having backward-tipped fiddle back handle with pointed shoulders, marked to the back "S. KIRK / 10.15"

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND COIN SILVER PLACE SPOONS, SET OF TEN, each having backward-tipped fiddle handle with pointed shoulders, marked to backs "R. BROWN & SON / 10. OZ. 15." for R. Brown & Son of Baltimo

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND COIN SILVER CREAMER, circular lobed form with bright-cut rim, raised on a slight foot. Marked "IR" in a rectangle for John Ross (1756-1798), no monogram. Weight: 4.00 ozt. Circa 17

Comprising: a pair of tablespoons c. 1815 by Jacob Walter, five teaspoons by John C. Justice, a tablespoon marked WH (possibly William Hughes), a tablespoon by Thomas J. Brown, a pair of teaspoons by

Approx. 230 grams combined. Ca. Second quarter to third quarter 19thC. Excellent with no bends or breaks or repairs. Andrew Ellicott Warner Sr., Baltimore Maryland. Engraved stag mono's.

Sixteen (16) Mississippi coin silver dessert spoons, stamped WILSON & KLEIN in rectangles with STANDARD banner for S.H. Wilson and John A. Klein, working in partnership circa 1840-1850 in Vicksburg, M

Baltimore, Maryland, active from 1787-1823, this set appears to date about 1790's. Set of 12 with matching bright cut designs, monogrammed D, 7 1/2" long, total weight approx. 15 Ozt.

Antique, 19th century, american coin silver ladle and 2 spoons by Larmour & Co., Baltimore, Maryland. Ladle and spoons are marked "Larmour & Co Coin". Tested for purity. Monogrammed. Total weight: 7.0

A Set of Five George Aiken Coin Silver Place Spoons, Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1800 Marks: G. Aiken 8-7/8 inches (22.5 cm) (each) 312 gra

Five coin silver spoons by C. Boehme, Baltimore; together with four by T. Keeler, six miscellaneous spoons and six mother-of-pearl handled knives by Bailey & Kitchen.Largest spoon: 7.25"l

To include six James Watts bright cut bird engraved spoons, monogrammed, in the original case, four demitasse spoons by John Scott, monogrammed, and six demitasse spoons by Andrew Rumrill, monogrammed

Pair of Tiffany Chrysanthemum Pattern Salt Spoons Monogrammed, each 3-1/2"l. Together with a group of sterling silver spoons, including a set of four Dominick & Haff coffee spoons, John Bigelow coin s

late 19th/early 20th century, all with floral repousse decoration, including coin silver bucket form butter dish with interior drainer, marks for Francis A. Greshoff (Baltimore, Maryland, working 1858

Maryland, 1846-1868, round, two handle, four scroll feet, and floral finial, all with floral repousse decoration, no monogram, marks for S. Kirk & Son (Baltimore, Maryland, working 1846-1868), "11oz."

6 pieces, comprising 5 dessert spoons and a gravy ladle, stamped with Baltimore assayer's mark and dominical letter C, 10.25 ozt

American, mid 19th century, including S. Kirk & Son sandwich tongs (Baltimore, Maryland); three Greg & Hayden serving spoons (Charleston, South Carolina) with pseudo hallmarks; William Carrington must

Two (2) coin silver spoons from Baltimore, MD maker William Whetcroft, with hand engraving to the underside and monogramming. 2.64 ozt. Each 7.5" lg.

STERLING SILVER COLLECTIONIncludes set of eight (8) salad forks, eleven (11) dessert spoons by Mermod & Jaccard, small sugar tongs, four (4) large coin and sterling tablespoons, pierced foliate fish k

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND COIN SILVER JULEP CUP, slightly tapered cylindrical form, with monogram to side, marked to underside "S. KIRK & SON" for Samuel Kirk & Son, Baltimore, MD (this mark in use 1868-187

One by William Mitchell Jr. c. 1830, two by Seymore Hoyt 1817-1850, and one by L. Emmons, New York, early 19th century. Lengths 9 inches, 236 grams.

Lot of four colonial coin silver spoons. Hall & Elton of Wallingford, CT (1839-1890) was founded by Abraham B. Hall and A.D. Elton. Different lot spoons. Not a set. Stamp visible on two spoons. FREE D