Coin Silver Baby Mug, Gerardus Boyce, New York, mid-19th century, the mug with gadroon decoration

Circa 1830s Coin Silver Footed Mug by Gerardus Boyce, New York (1814-1857), octagonal shape with engraved floral and swirl decoration, engraved 'Zernah Elizabeth Van Wyck', with scroll form handle, se

American Coin Silver New York Agricultural Society Trophy Mugmid-19th century, acanthus scroll handle and pedestal foot, beaded rim borders, obverse body with period engraved dedication The / Queens C

American Coin Silver New York Agricultural Society Trophy Mugmid-19th century, acanthus scroll handle and pedestal foot, beaded rim borders, obverse body with period engraved dedication The / Queens C

Louisiana, early/mid 19th century, paneled urn form, bead borders, floral decoration, scroll handle, monogram, marks for Hyde and Goodrich (New Orleans, Louisiana, 1816-1861), 3.12 oz. T., 3-3/4 in.

American Coin Silver Mugmark of Gerardus Boyce, active in New York City (1814-1857), with period "J. A. Griffin" monogram to obverse. 3 1/8 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.

Two American Coin Silver Mugs 19th Century comprising an example by R. Rait, New York, NY, the body engraved Charles Augustus Tucker/ Nov. 9th, 1848/ Edward Duncan Beals/Feb. 25, 1882; the other examp

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

Early 19th century coin silver straight-sided mug, Charles Hequembourg, New Haven, CT, Buffalo, NY, & New York City, NY, circa 1830, having applied rim, banded foot, plain strap handle, and vertical s

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

American, mid 19th century, scroll and floral decoration, marks for George Lindner (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, working 1837-1872), 2.16 oz. T., 3-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Asheville, No

A Thirteen-Piece Albert Coles & Co.& Medallion& Pattern Partial Gilt Coin Sil

Charters, Cann & Dunn (American (New York), mid-19th century) for Hayden & Whilden (American (Charleston, South Carolina), 1855-1863). A southern states American coin silver syrup pitcher of tradition

American (New York), mid-19th century. A coin silver coffee pot, the body with repoussé flowers and four medallions with female heads, the lid surmounted by an ornate pierced finial, having the impr

By William Gale & Son, New York, mid 19th century. Each having monogram at handle and beaded border. Edges are worn from use no repairs or breaks to speak of. L6” 5.7 oz standard Collection of a Sta

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, 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.

An Albert Cole, New York, coin silver fish slice and serving fork, circa mid-19th C.. Each with an engraved design, twisted shaft and Roman soldier portrait medallion handle. Both marked. Slice: 11-1/

An Albert Cole, New York, coin silver fish slice and serving fork, circa mid-19th C. Each with an engraved design, twisted shaft, and Roman soldier portrait medallion handle. Both marked. Slice: 11-1/

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

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.

A mid 19th century American Coin Silver tray by Hayden & Gregg, New York & Charleston. Rectangular shape with rounded corners, raised on four scroll feet. Stamped "Hayden & Gregg" underneath along wit

early to mid 19th century, including six spoons with marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826 and New York, NY, working 1826-1839) and pseudo hallmarks; one spoon with marks

American, early/mid 19th century, including one pair with blue lenses, marked "Moore" and "New York"; one pair with green lenses, marks for John Peirce (Pierce, Boston, Massachusetts, working 1809-181

Mid to late 19th century, New York. The largest cup by Ball Black and Co and marked E & G as well having been very nicely chased and decorated throughout with a dedication and date of 1856 at center a