Joseph Anthony, Jr. Coin Silver Spoon, Philadelp

Joseph Anthony, Jr. Coin Silver Spoon, Philadelphia, circa 1790 Marks: J Anthony 8-7/8 inches (22.5 cm) 1.54 troy ounces Property from the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society The spoon, monogr

Colonial America Joseph Richardson Jr. Philadelphia "JR" Silver Tea Spoon c. 1780 Colonial Era Coin Silver Spoon, Twice Hallmarked "JR" and Engraved by Joseph Richardson, Jr., 5.5" long, Engraved Mono

Joseph Richardson Jr. (1752-1831) Federal period table spoon Philadelphia, Pennsylvania coin silver stamped marks 1 3/4"w x 8 3/4"l

This is a fine antique American coin silver spoon. The maker's mark is JR, which we believe is the mark of Joseph Rogers of Hartford, Connecticut. The spoon is monogrammed on the back of the handle fo

Comprising examples by Phinney & Mead, Montpelier, Vermont; Joseph Dyar, Concord, MA or Middlebury, Vermont; William McDougall, Jr. Goffstown, New Hampshire; Jabez Baldwin, Hanover, NH or Salem, MA, o

Lengths 4 3/4" to 5 5/8", weight .7 troy ounces.

Eight Joseph T. Rice coin silver spoons, including two table spoons and six teaspoons. Good condition with monograms. Approximately 221 grams. For dimensions, see photographs.

A set of seven coin silver spoons, each double stamped for the makers Joseph & Nathaniel Richardson. Each is identically monogrammed and dated for 1781. Each also retains remnants of a gold wash. Dime

Each double stamped for the makers Joseph & Nathaniel Richardson. Each is identically monogrammed and dated for 1781. Each also retains remnants of a gold wash. Dimensions: Each is 5" long. The approx

Lot 10 Coin Silver Spoons J.R. Haynes & J. Draper. 8 3/4" Long (Largest)

Lot of (6) Early to Mid-19th c. American Coin Silver Spoons, by Joseph Nelson Gibbs (Medford, MA, 1847-1893), N & T. Foster (Newburyport, MA, 1823-1887), Andrew Hanford (Peekskill, NY, c. 1820-1830),

Six early 19th century American coin silver serving / table spoons. Comprised of three spoons by John Owen Jr, Philadelphia, active c.1804-1840. Two spoons by J.B. McFadden, Pittsburg, active c.1840,

For your consideration is an American coin silver spoon by Jospeh Draper. Spoon marked J. Draper in cut-cornered rectangle (Joseph Draper, working Wilmington, Delaware, circa 1816-1832, and Cincinnati

Seven pieces of Federal coin silver attr. Joseph Richardson, Jr. (Philadelphia, 1752-1831), all with bright-cut engraved, oval reverse tipt handles. Includes one pair sugar tongs with oval grips, one

Longest is apprx 8" long. Total weight is apprx 420 grams

Longest is approx 8 3/4". Total weight is approx 400 grams.

All have the same monogram. Approx 6" long and total weight is approx 95 grams

Largest is approx 6 1/8" long. Two are monogrammed . Total weight is apprx 105 grams

Approx 5 1/2" long and total weight is approx 75 grams

Longest is approx 6 3/4". Total weight is approx 90 grams

Monogrammed spoons are apprx 5 1/2" long. Total weight is apprx 65 grams

Approx 5 5/8" long and total weight is approx 80 grams. All have the same monogram

3 on left are marked Coin, approx 5 7/8" long and total weight is approx 65 grams. One on far right was not included in the weight

Possibly coin silver. You be the judge. Apprx. 65 grams