Set of Ten Charleston Coin Silver Forks, S. & T.T. Wilmot

South Carolina, mid 19th century, upturned tipt front fiddle handle, no monograms, marks for S. & T.T. Wilmot (Charleston, South Carolina, working 1833-1840), 18.69 oz. T., 7-7/8 in. Provenance: Prope

Set of Antique JE Spear American Coin Silver Forks. 19th century from Charleston. Hallmarked. Each measures 7.75 inches. Total weight approximately 25 standard ounces.

Assembled American Coin Silver Part Flatware Service Monogrammed. Comprising: A set of ten forks, possibly retailed by Giles Bros. & Co., Chicago A set of twelve John Stevenson teaspoons  The for

Mid 19th century. The lot includes two sets of forks one by J.E. Spear (1846-1849) monogrammed with JMC and another by William G. Whilden & Co monogrammed D. Along with a butter knife by William Carin

Comprising: a set of ten teaspoons by William Brown circa 1840, a fork by Samuel Kirk c. 1830 and a sugar shell marked for Canfield Bro. and Co. Dimensions: From 6" to 7 3/4" long, the total approxima

Comprising: two tablespoons and ten teaspoons in the Cottage pattern by Gorham, a three piece youth set by George Sharp (coin silver), a fork attributed to Wood and Hughes in a fan pattern and four co

American (Boston, Massachusetts), ca 1830-1860. A forty-six piece coin silver flatware set by Newell Harding & Co. consisting of eleven knives, ten teaspoons, twelve forks, ten tablespoons, two sugar

South Carolina, mid 19th century, including fiddle thread handles, monogram on back of handle, marks for Hayden, Bro. & Co. (Charleston, South Carolina, working 1852-1855), 7-3/4 in.; two serving spoo

Set ten Coin Silver Teaspoons, 19th C, Fiddle backs, marked "Coin", monogrammed; 6", 6.65 ozts TW. CONDITION: Very good, used, tarnished.

DESCRIPTION: Eleven piece assembled set of coin silver forks. Includes: Five 8" long Mitchell and Tyler dinner forks (Richmond, Virginia circa 1845-1866). Marked with name and psuedo-hallmarks on reve

by Carrington, Circa 1850, Charleston, South Carolina. Each monogramed at handle and conforming. L8 3/4" 8.6 oz standard

Circa 1840, by Hall and Hewson, fiddle thread pattern. Dimensions: Each is 8 1/4" long, the total approximate weight is 13 troy ounces.

Mid 19th century, by H.P. Horton working in Savannah. The group includes four dinner forks and three tea spoons. The spoons are marked ÒN CookÓ at the handle. 10.4 oz standard

each with two-character mark; approximately 210 grams total each 1/2 x 3 in.

A Set of Five T.A. Davis Coin Silver Teaspoons. Together with a set of ten Tenney coin silver teaspoons Wt: 8.25 ozt

A Set of Ten American Sterling Silver Forks. Each engraved with a three letter monogram Length: 7.5" Wt: 22.40 ozt

Set of Ten Austrian Coin Mounted Silver Place Card Holders and a Set of Six Japanese Silver Place Card Holders The Austrian marked '.935 '; the Japanese marked 'Sterling '. The first 1 1/4 x 1 1/8 in

A Set of Twelve Coin Silver Luncheon Forks. JS & Co, Hoard & Hoes. Together with a coin silver dessert server and a coin silver serving spoon

Set of twelve (12) coin silver forks marked for retailer George Sharp Junior, (working Danville, Kentucky 1857-late 1860), in a classical olive pattern variant pattern. 8" L. 23.535 total troy ounces.

Set of ten sterling silver appetizer forks feature two prongs forks with intertwined handles finished with a strawberry design. Marked on the back "Sterling" Weight: 152 grams CIRCA: Early 20th Ct. OR

Ten Rolls of U.S. 2005 Uncirculated Denver Mint Nickels, (250), Buffalo and Jefferson, One set of ten coin-rolls in silver colored presentation box.

Lot includes an assembled set of mid 19th century coin silver forks and a teaspoon with a maker's mark "AVF". Total weight is 10. troy ounces

Set of twelve (12) Kentucky coin silver forks marked POINDEXTER, incuse, for William P. Poindexter, active Lexington, 1818-1859. All of Classical design with pointed ends monogrammed "Nettie" within g

2001 US Mint silver proof set. Ten coin set, lot of 16 sets. Composition 90%. COA. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING.