Robert Wilson Coin Silver Salver

A Pair of Robert & William Wilson Coin Silver 'Castle' Coffee Pots Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Mid 19th Century both with maker's stamp on underside of bowl. one engraved on interior rim of foot from

ROBERT & WILLIAM WILSON COIN SILVER TEAPOTPhiladelphia, Early to Mid-19th CenturyIn the Rococo revival style. Hinged lid. Marked "Standard". Height 10.5". Diameter at base 4.75".Approx. 37.2 troy oz.

Philadelphia, circa 1825-1846; with repousse sunflower and acanthus decoration, petal rim, on a stepped pedestal foot, monogrammed, 4 1/2 in. H, 5 1/4 in. diameter, 11.6 ozt. Provenance: From the Esta

A Robert & William Wilson Coin Silver Cup, Philadelphia, 1825-1846 Marks: (partially effaced) R&W.W, (partially effaced) ANDA 3-3/8 x 3-1

A Robert & William Wilson Coin Silver Cup, Philadelphia, 1825-1846 Marks: R&W.W, R&W.W 3-5/8 x 4-1/4 x 2-7/8 inches (9.2 x 10&

Tea Service. Robert & William Wilson 3 piece tea service comprised of an oversized teapot, coffee pot, and open vessel. All pieces with pedestal bases decorated with acanthus leaves and grape clus

American coin silver footed coffee pot with repousse flower and acanthus decoration, reeded spout, and a hinged cover with bud finial, by Robert and William Wilson, Philadelphia, circa mid 19th C. Mon

American coin silver master salt bowl, boat form with Classical profile medallion decorated openwork handles embellished with palmettes, by Robert and William Wilson, Philadelphia, mid 19th C. 2.25"h

22 pieces American coin silver, including: 1. Robert & William Wilson (Philadelphia, PA, active c. 1825-1846), 8 5/8"L serving spoon with downturned tipt fiddle handle, monogram, marked "R & W. WILSON

American Mid-Atlantic Coin Silver Porringer second quarter 19th century, by Robert & William Wilson, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with a deep bulbous bowl, "rope" rim and elaborate palmette and eagle's

American "Sheaf of Wheat" Coin Silver Punch/Soup Ladle by Robert & William Wilson- Philadelphia, PA Circa 1825. Fully Hallmarked. Monogrammed. Condition: Excellent. Needs Cleaning. Monogrammed. Dimens

Robert and William Wilson, Philadelphia, active c.1825-1846. Goblet-form, on a domed foot, with trailing floral garland, inscribed "Presented to Simon Jacoby Esq. by the Congregation House of Israel a

Coin Silver Porringer Circa 1830 By Robert and William Wilson. Philadelphia. Fully Hallmarked. Provenance: Long Island New York Private Collection. Dimensions: Total L including Handle 8", Total H 2.2

Robert and William Wilson (Pennsylvania, c. 1825-1846). Group of six matching fiddle tipt coin silver table spoons. Appropriately marked. Approx. 9" each, 10.7 ozt.

Matched pair of Antique American 19th c. Coin Silver Serving / Rice Spoons in a traditional fiddle pattern. Made by R.&W. Wilson, Philadelphia, circa 1830. Robert and William Wilson operated in Philad

Pair of Philadelphia Coin Silver Salt Cellars second quarter 19th century, by Robert and William Wilson (fl. ca. 1825-1846), pedestal form, each with a coquille-form bowl raised by an acanthus scroll

DESCRIPTION: Ten coin silver teaspoons marked "R&W. Wilson Philadela" for Robert and William Wilson, Philadelphia, circa 1825 to 1846. Each with engraving and monogrammed "AML". MEASUREMENTS: 5-7/8" l

A rare antique 19th century American coin silver hot water urn or samovar. Hallmarked on the underside for R. and W. Wilson, Philadelphia, 1825 - 1846. Robert and William Wilson were American silversm

5.5 to 6 inches, makers, marks include McFadden, RW Wilson, Reed, Dugan, Towle & Jones, Flackman, Ayer’s, Shoemaker, S. Roberts Line Item # 219

comprising: Sterling: Gorham server, Kirk & Son tray, ladle, six spoons and sterling handled knife, a coin silver tablespoon signed "R & W Wilson Philada", two coin crumbers signed "Robert Rait, PLK",

Bears mark of Hugh Wishart on foot, circa 1800, the oval tray with a molded rim framing the centered drapery mantled-cartouche monogrammed  "SJM", rising on four open work bracket feet, the underside

R & W Wilson Coin Silver Three Piece Coffee/Tea Service. Ornate, no monograms, good condition. Made by the one of the premier 19th c. coin silver makers, R & W Wilson of Philadelphia, Pa. Tea 9 1/4",

mark of W. Carrington & Co. (Charleston, SC, active 1835-1871), circular form raised on three scroll feet and with beaded rim, floral and scroll engraving to well, period script monogram REH. 6.5 in.

R & W WILSON COIN SILVER COFFEE POT (PHILADELPHIA), C.1850 C.; H. 11"; WEIGHT 35.8 OZ. (2.2 LBS)