William Adams New York City coin silver pitcher, c1845, 13.8ozt

New York, 19th century, Greek Key and gadroon border, bud finial, wooden handle, marks for William Thompson (New York City, working 1810-1833), 32.93 oz. T. gross weight, 11 in.

Two American Coin Silver Shell Form Serversthe first with shell bowl, mark of Philo B. Gilbert, New York City, active 1838-1868, with retailer mark of William Wallace Adam, Alexandria, Virginia, activ

TEA SERVICE - (4) Piece American Rococo Coin Silver Tea Service by William Adams, New York, circa 1840s, with elaborate floral repousse decoration to all surfaces, grapevine handles, and floral finial

A collection of six coin silver presentation cups, Hezekiah S. Sprague (1800-1886), Newark, OH, Zalmon Stone Bostwick (1811- before 1865), New York, NY, William Adams, New York, NY, Bigelow Bros. & Ke

This is an antique American coin silver presentation pitcher made by Ball, Tompkins & Black, successors to Marquand & Co of New York City. Decorated with ornate floral and leaf motifs. Inscribed: "Pre

This is an antique American coin silver presentation pitcher made by Ball, Tompkins & Black, successors to Marquand & Co of New York City. Decorated with ornate floral and leaf motifs. Inscribed: "Pre

Makers mark on bottom, New York City, c. 1840, approximately 32 troy ounces, 600-800 (minor denting). Height of pitcher 9.25 inches.

Mid-19th c. Urn or Chalice, by silversmith William Adams, New York, NY, 1829-61, flared rim with leaf decorated mid-body band, underside stamped "Wm Adams, New York", 5 1/2" high, 4" diam., 6.39 ozt.

New York, early 19th century, urn shape with melon form body, dome cover, ball finial, die-rolled bands, square handle, marks for retailer Hyde & Nevins, (New York City, working 1812-1818), maker

Coin Silver Water Pitcher marked for Frederick Marquand, (working Savannah, Georgia 1819-1826 and New York City 1826-1839). Tall pitcher with a flared and gadrooned rim and spout, and a foliate repous

American, mid 19th century, pear form body with engraved and repousse foliate decoration, spout with figural mask and ivy, scalloped acanthus rim, marks for Robert Rait (New York City, working 1835

Mid-19th c. Coin Silver Pitcher, by New York silversmiths William Gale & Son, with scrolled handle, footed base, 13" high, 8" x 5 1/2", 36.04 ozt. Side dent.

New York, 1852, oval wit scroll border, scroll feet, engraved floor, no monogram, marks for William Gale & Son (New York City, working 1850-1866) and pseudo hallmarks, 12.08 oz. T., 1 x 10-3/4 x 8-3/8

American Coin Silver Footed Oval Bowl and Master Saltthe bowl mark of William Gale & Son, New York City, active 1850-1866, with rope form rim and chased floral design, without monogram (4 1/4 x 6 3/8

William Adams Coin Silver Child's Cup New York; 1831 - 1842; with flower repousse and inscription "Edward Oliver Cuthello from Sarah Oliver"; 115 grams (3.69734); measuring 3.75" H x 4" W x 2.75" D

Mid-19th c. Coin Silver Pitcher, by William Gale & Son, New York (1850-66), fluted top with repousse and chased floral and grapevine decoration, branch form handle, scalloped foot, with engraved prese

An American Coin Silver Water Pitcher by William F. LaddNew York, circa 1828-1845, with foliate decoration and central cartouche to body, naturalistic grape vine handle and rim, raised on (4) scrolled

American Coin Silver Coffee Pot, New York, circa 1840s, William Adams, maker, monogrammed, of faceted baluster form, profusely chased, ht. 12 in., approx. 36.75 troy oz. For further information on th

William Thomason, early 19th century, New York, in the Neoclassical style, the urn of bulbous form, with Jamieson armorial crest comprising a boat over an applied shield of three anchors, over a banne

AMERICAN COIN SILVER TEASPOONS AND SUGAR TONGS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising a pair of sugar tongs by William Roe of Albany, Kingston, Troy, and New York City, NY (active 1776-1830) having tapered handles

William Forbes, (2) coin silver pitchers, c. 1875, New York, each of baluster form with shaped handle topped with a satyr mask, touch mark to underside, retailed by Ball, Tompkins & Black, New York, N

(11) Silver spoons and napkin rings to include Seth P. Squire sauce ladle, New York City 1845-1881, Squire and Brother sauce ladle, New York City 1845-1881, W.I Tenney 19th c, NY, coin silver sauce la

William Gale & Son, New York, NY, dated 1852, H. 13 3/4 in. (45.35 oz.t.) [1410.5 g.]

New York Coin (.900) Silver Porringer, second quarter 19th century, by William Forbes (1798-1888) for Ball, Tompkins & Black (fl. 1839-1851), both New York City, of traditional form with pierced handl