Eight Kentucky Coin Silver Flatware Items

Two (2) early coin silver flatware items attributed to Paris and Lexington, KY silversmiths Thomas Phillips and Alexander Frazier. 1st item: Coffin handle tablespoon, marked PARIS and TP in separate r

1 unmarked julep cup plus 37 pcs coin silver flatware, 38 items total, all marked J. DRAPER in rectangles for Joseph Draper, working Marshall County/Hopkinsville, Kentucky, c. 1850, or Joseph Draper,

Eight (8) pieces coin silver flatware attributed to Tennessee makers and/or retailers. 1st item: Soup or punch ladle with beading and tracery design to handle, stamped JP Patent 1855 (likely the Orien

1st-6th items: Six (6) scrolling leaf and thread pattern forks, stamped "C. (or G.) STEWART", patent date 1847. Monogrammed with script "S" to handles. 7 1/2" L. 7th-12th items: Six (6) teaspoons with

19 Sterling and coin silver flatware items incl. two tea strainer items. Cheese scoop, berry spoons, bon bons, sugar spoons, salt spoons,etc. 19.2 ozt.

A Group of Ten Virginia Coin Silver Flatware Itemsincluding (3) tablespoons with mark of Gennet & James of Richmond (1847-1855); a serving spoon, a pair of sugar tongs, and (5) teaspoons each with mar

Two Coin Silver Flatware Itemsthe first a knife with mark of Albert Coles (active 1835-1875), New York , no monogram (8 in.); the second a tomato server by J. E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, with cha

15 pieces Kentucky coin silver flatware marked for Alexander Frazer (working Paris, 1799-1800 and Lexington, 1800-1810), Robert Frazer Sr. (working Paris, prior to 1799 and Lexington, 1799-1851), and

GROUP OF COIN SILVER AND ELECTROPLATED FLATWARE ITEMS, 43 ITEMS:Makers include: E.F. Hirst, Hotchkiss & Schreuder, Isaac Garrison, James Watts, Julius Hollister, L. Kirk, L. P. Durkee, Roger Bros., Ro

Comprising: a bright cut pie server by Knowles & Ladd; a bright cut ice cream slice, unmarked; five master butters, various patterns, by George Sharp for Bailey & Co., Farrington & Hunnewell, Hotchkis

A Grouping of American Coin Silver Twist Handle Flatware Items (25) pieces, including a set of (6) five o'clock teaspoons with mark of Albert Coles, New York City, active 1835-1877, each with foliate

Comprising: a Thompkins and Morris serving spoon with a shell bowl, a set of four forks by the same maker and a set of three tablespoons by Lowell and Senter. Dimensions: From 7 1/4" to 8 3/4" long. T

American. An assembled group of fifty-eight pieces of coin silver flatware, including tongs and serving pieces; largest lg. 10 in., total silver wt. 61.92ozt (1926g).

32 pieces Kentucky coin silver and sterling flatware, most marked for Chauncey P. Barnes of Louisville (working 1864-1892) and his brother, Joseph (working in partnership in Louisville, c. 1870-1880).

Ten (10) pcs Virginia and Washington, DC area coin silver flatware. 1st-6th items: 6 Virginia coin silver table or serving spoons with coffin end handles, all monogrammed MPD and marked W. WILLIAMS in

Comprising: two sugar shells , one marked for E.T. Adell, the other a sterling example marked for Blood and Hix a tablespoon marked for C. J. Wingate, a serving spoon marked for G.S. and G.L. Rogers,

Group of assorted sterling and coin silver: 9.5 in tray, set 6 coasters, 3.5 in, several flatware items. Coin silver = 13 ozt, sterling = 27 ozt.

2 Julep Cups incl. Akin, Werne, KY . 1st item: Kentucky coin silver julep cup or beaker with molded top and foot ring and tapered body, the underside stamped COIN JOE.WERNE 4 for Joseph Werne (1837-19

1st item: Kentucky coin silver serving or tablespoon marked A BLANCHARD in rectangle with eagle pseudohallmark for Asa Blanchard, working Lexington circa 1808-1838 (mark used circa 1820-1838), plain f

Coin and European Silver Flatware Assortment (51) items including dinner knifes, forks and spoons (most having silver hallmarks, some marked '800') Property from: a Private Collector, Addison, Illinoi

12 W. H. Calhoun coin flatware items - 6 coin silver teaspoons with fiddle tipt handles, marked "W.H. Calhoun Nashville" (incuse marks, some double-struck), monogram LBW, 5-3/4"L, circa 1855, and 6 fo

comprising a tablespoon with backwards-tipped fiddle handle and a shell-back bowl by David B. Nichols of Savannah, GA (active 1815-1839; 1843-1855), a pair of place forks with fiddle-thread handles by

SILVER: Forty-eight pieces of miscellaneous sterling, coin and silver flatware, including six serving pieces by Gorham in Buttercup pattern; seventeen serving pieces by other makers, seven tourist spo

Twenty-three (23) pieces of coin silver flatware, primarily Tennessee makers. 1st-2nd items: One (1) fiddlehead teaspoon and one (1) fiddle tipt table/serving spoon with marks for John Campbell (worki