Large New York Coin Silver Fruit Bowl

Large Signed William Thompson(1777-1833) New York coin silver creamer and sugar bowl. Nice floral borders and in good condition overall. Sugar may have originally had a lid. Sugar measures 6 1/2" tall

Van Voorhis & Richards, New York, NY Coin Silver Berry Spoon. Circa 1798-1802. Bright cut decoration with gold-washed embossed fruit bowl. 1.76 ozt., 8-1/4"l.

New York coin and sterling silver tea service, circa 1860, eight (8) associated pieces including Kettle on Stand, Tea and Coffee Pots, Milk Jug and Creamer with hinged covers, sugar bowl and 2 waste b

Six large coin silver serving spoons in a fruit and floral basket pattern. Made by G.S. Gelston of New York circa 1830. Length 8-3/4" Total weight 307 grams

New York, Circa 1850, four pieces including teapot, lidded sugar, large waste bowl and creamer. All marked with J.T. in rectangular touch mark, flanked by two more symbols. This set has stop fluted bo

2 large silver serving spoons. 1) Georgian. London 1818. Stuffing spoon 12in length. 2) American coin silver spoon. Dennis M. Fitch. Troy, New York. Dimples and creases in bowl. 13.25in length. 7.1 oz

A Grouping of Nine American Coin Silver Serversincluding: a large pair of sugar tongs with shell bowl, mark of George Anson Hoyt, Albany, New York, active 1819-1846 (6 1/2 in.); a large pair of figura

J & I Cox, New York coin silver(.900) ribbed bowl. Marked on the underside "J & I, Cox", "New York". Size: 6.5H x 7W x 7D Weight: 24.71 Troy Ounces

Large group of (16) 19th century New York coin silver spoons, to include: (5) New York City tipt fiddleback spoons, comprising pair of Brower & Rusher tablespoons, having pseudo-hallmark with ''W'', p

Circular with spiral fluted body, the rim chased with flowers and foliage. Height 4 inches, diameter 9 3/8 inches, approximately 23 ounces. Generally good condition overall; engraved "RS

American, early 19th century. A rare coin silver tea caddy with hinged lid and lock, the lid with eagle finial, having a lobed bowl and rising on claw and ball feet, indistinct maker's mark to undersi

Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Fruit Bowlthe pattern introduced in 1886, New York, New York, this example before 1902, of oval form with everted lobed rim and floral scroll edge, raised on four scroll-

J.C. Moore, New York Coin Silver Four Piece Tea Service Maker's mark; monogrammed. Comprising: A teapot with hinged cover A sugar bowl A milk jug A waste bowl The teapot 11 x 12 1/2 x 6 in., 113 oz. a

Antique William Gale & Son New York coin silver coffee/tea set, 4 pieces. marked" WMGALE & SON New York". Including 1 coffee pot, 1 creamer, 1 sugar pot, and 1 waste bowl. Coffee pot: W: 10.5 inches,

Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Fruit Bowl the pattern designed in 1883, this example before 1902, New York, New York, of hemispherical form with applied foliate rim and decorated with repousse flowers

Circa mid 19th century double-handle coin silver serving bowl, marked for Ball Tompkins & Black, New York, with floral decoration, inscribed / monogrammed. Approx. 15 1/4" x 9 1/4" x 3". Weight: appro

American Coin Silver Fruit Stand , Kidney, Cann & Johnson, New York, 1863-1864, oval footed form with beaded borders and loop handles, h. 4 1/2 in., l. 14 3/8 in., d. 8 5/8 in., wt. 18.70 troy ozs

marked: THEODORE B. STARR/hallmark/NEW YORK/STERLING/69

Two New York Coin Silver Soup Ladlesto include: Albert Coles Kenilworth soup ladle with shaped bowl, script monogram and 1904 date to handle (13 1/2 in.); the second with mark of Ball, Tompkins and Bl

Marked for William Thomson (New York, New York, ca. 1810). Pierced handle and deep bowl monogrammed "CJC". Interior split. 5.5"d.

Good Tiffany & Co. Gilded Age Sterling Silver Fruit Bowl-on-Stand 1892-1901, New York, New York, with an oval bowl with pierced and everted sides decorated with engraved flowers and scrolls and an app

Large group of mid 19th century coin silver and early sterling. Partial New York coin silver flatware service in the early Albert pattern, including 6 serving or tablespoons, 6 dessert or place spoons

Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver "Clover" Fruit Bowl the pattern introduced in 1898, New York City, New York, of circular form with realistically detailed applied openwork "clover" rim, monogrammed "WS".

American coin silver footed bowl, 19th c., A two-handled bowl on 4 feet marked "Ball, Tompkins & Black, Successors to Marquand & C. New-York. WF", with an eagle and star on either side, 3.25"h x 5.75"