JOHN CRAWFORD CLASSICAL COIN LADLE, NY CIRCA 1830.

Teapot, creamer & sugar from John Crawford, NY circa 1830. Total weight: 2029.2 grams (65.24 troy). Dimensions are: Largest - 10" tall X 12 1/2" long. All measurements are approximate. Condition:

Early coin silver coffin-end punch ladle, John Pearson, New York City, NY & Savannah, GA, circa 1805, having a deep oval bowl with a raised rounded V-shaped bowl drop and sweeping handle with a wide c

John Polhamus Olive Coin Silver Ladlecirca 1840, retailer mark of Augustus H. Hayden of Charleston, South Carolina, with period script monogram. 11 3/4 in. 6.10 total troy oz. From the Collection of t

Early coin silver toddy ladle, Shepherd & Boyd, Albany, NY, circa 1800, having an oval bowl with everted lip, turned hardwood handle fitted and pinned through a tapered silver handle socket. Original

Coin silver pieces, marked 'Wm. S. Humphreys' and 'Hastings.' 1.2 ozt total weight. Approximately 6 inches each. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything

Early 19th century coin silver straight-sided mug, Charles Hequembourg, New Haven, CT, Buffalo, NY, & New York City, NY, circa 1830, having applied rim, banded foot, plain strap handle, and vertical s

Circa 1830, attributed to Duncan Phyfe Workshop, New York, NY, American classical carved and stenciled mahogany game table, 29 1/8" H x 36" W x 17 7/8" D. Provenance: Pollard Collection, Palm Springs,

This is an antique American coin silver ladle made by Isaac Hutton of Albany, NY (active c.1790-1830). Monogrammed "LC". 14" long. 5.4ozt.

Early 19th century southern coin silver pap boat, John Mood, Charleston, SC, circa 1830, having long tapered spout, oval form, and curved strap handle. Engraved ''Louis'' in gothic style lettering on

An early American coin silver teapot in classical form with urn finial and engraved with foliate designs having monogrammed shield on spout. Signed Palmer & Newton circa 1830. 13 in tall, weighs 25.87

Bailey & Co. Medallion-pattern coin silver punch ladle with vermeil bowl, circa 1865, the handle ending in a cartouche with classical head in profile, stamped on the reverse "Bailey & Co. / Patent / 3

A North Carolina Coin Silver Teaspoon, Mark of John VoglerSalem, North Carolina, circa 1806-1830, without monogram. 5 1/8 in. .40 troy oz. John Vogler (1783-1881) learned the craft of silversmithing f

Circa 1830, likely by John Erhart Rose, workinging in Abingdon, Virginia and Knoxville, Tennessee. The piece has a well grained one board top with a nicely reeded edge which rotates and folds out abov

Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1830-40; shaped sideboard, having Gothic influenced paneled doors and Ionic column supports, with backsplash and three short drawers, on paw feet, possibly John Needles work

16 19th C Coin Silver Teaspoons four by D. Parmely circa 1850, attributed to CT; four by John W Forbes, New York circa 1830; four by Joseph W. Boyde, New York 1816-1820; four by OE Sibley, Canandaigua

Large coin silver spoon, circa 1800, marked “I & PT.” Kovels’ shows John and Peter Targee working in New York, NY circa 1798-1811. Script monogram of “EM” on front. Length is 8¾ inches. Wei

Monogrammed, by John Fries circa 1830, Philadelphia, PA. L: approx. 6". Total weight: approx. 1.99 ozt.

Antique American Coin Silver South Carolina Toddy/Ladle by John Ewan, Charleston, SC c.1830 w/ Twisted Wood Balloon Handle. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good, Tarnished. Dimensions: Total L-

(6) Opalescent Swirl and Coin Spot Finger Oil Lamps circa 1880. period burners. Max Ht. 11 in. The lifelong collection of John & Mary Jo Knowles, Rochester, NY.

(4) Coin Spot/Dot Oil Lamps circa 1880. period burners and shades. Max Ht.22 in. The lifelong collection of John & Mary Jo Knowles, Rochester, NY.

Rare Three-Gallon Stoneware Pitcher with Profuse Cobalt Floral Decoration, attributed to John P. Schermerhorn, Richmond, VA, circa 1830, large-sized, ovoid-bodied pitcher with tooled shoulder, canted

Attributed to Eugene Delacroix(1798-1863)"Une Jeune Juive De Marrak," circa 1830Oil on canvas laid to canvasAppears unsigned; titled and dated on a label affixed to the stretcher22" H x

New York, circa 1830, with marble top over a stencil decorated frieze, on bold white column supports with deeply carved and gilt capitals, the back with white marble pilasters centering a mirror plate

Gerardus Boyce, New York, circa 1830-1840; an over-sized service comprising a coffee pot (11 1/2" high), a hot water pot (12 1/4" high), a creamer (7 3/4" high), a covered sugar bowl (10" high), and a