King by Jones, Low and Ball Coin Silver Soup Ladle 11 3/4" Serving

Jones, Lows & Ball coin silver ladle inscribed G.H. Caileton, 12.5"l; together with a sterling silver vegetable dish, 2"h. 22 troy oz

4 antique, 1800s, coin silver spoons and serving spoons. Makers include Sam L Kirk, Jones Lows & Ball, Mills & Forristall (Boston), and possibly Sheffield (crown over 'D'). All are of coin silver and

Antique American Jones, Lows & Ball, Boston, MA, Coin Silver Four Piece Tea Service c. 1835-1841. With scrolled handles, floral finials and decorated collars. Monogrammed. Coffee 11"x5 1/2"x9 1/2". Te

King Richard by Towle Sterling Silver Soup Ladle. Custom Made. The handle is sterling and the stem and bowl are stainless.Perfect for serving soup or chili. Approx. 11" long. Excellent Condition. This

King Richard by Towle Sterling Silver Soup Ladle. Custom Made. The handle is sterling and the stem and bowl are stainless.Perfect for serving soup or chili. Approx. 11" long. Excellent Condition. Cust

An American Coin Silver Water Pitcher Jones, Lows and Ball, Boston, MA, 19th Century marked 'Pure Silver Coin" to underside 24 ozt 6 dwt Height 11 1/2 inches.

King Richard by Towle Sterling Silver Soup Ladle. Perfect for serving soup and chili. The handle is sterling with a stainless steel implement. Measures approximately 11" long. Custom made pieces are

6 Coin Silver T. Keith (Boston) Teaspoons, 2 M. Harding (Boston) Teaspoons, (1) Lows Ball Boston Teaspoon and 2 Worcester Silversmith Serving Spoons RD Dunbar and Wm. H. Robinson - Monogrammed. Appr.

Jones, Low & Ball coin silver lidded ewer, c. 1830s, American, cast and engraved with Bacchus head and flowering vines, flower finial handle, stamped to underside and engraved "Catherine Lawrence from

FOUR PIECES OF AMERICAN SILVER FLATWARE1) Wood & Hughes monogrammed coin silver soup ladle. Length 11.25”.2) Alvah Skinner monogrammed coin silver butter knife with strawberry design.3) Sterling

Killer piece The medallion is oval and measuring 2'' by 1 3/8'' so impressive. Very crisp gold washed Spectacular Ladle measures just under 11 1/2'' Reserve: $450.00 Shipping: Domestic: Free shipping

Early Coin Silver Ladle Marked Jones Ball And Co. Boston, Mass. (12.5"x4")

1. Coin silver creamer by Jones, Lows & Ball, Boston (active 1835-1841), scrolled handle and decorated collar, monogram to front, round pedestal base; underside marked "Jones, Lows & Ball / Boston / P

Two New York Coin Silver Soup Ladlesto include: Albert Coles Kenilworth soup ladle with shaped bowl, script monogram and 1904 date to handle (13 1/2 in.); the second with mark of Ball, Tompkins and Bl

Wood & Hughes Gadroon Coin Silver Soup Ladlewith Chicago retailer mark of W. H. C. Miller & Co., c. 1860-1871, with script monogram. 11 1/2 in. 3.70 total troy oz. From the Collection of the late Zirk

Ladle marked Lows, Ball & Company, (Boston circa 1840), L: 7 1/4". Butter knife inscribed 1855, marked J. Hollister Pure Silver (Julius Hollister Hartford CT or Greenfield, MA).

19th/20th century, including coin silver: soup ladle, unmarked, monogram; set of six dessert spoons; one serving spoon; one ladle; sterling tea strainer; two bon bon; teaspoon; decanter label; hollow

New Orleans, Louisiana coin silver soup or punch ladle, fiddle thread pattern with broad, flat bowl, marked Hyde & Goodrich in rectangle (working New Orleans, 1828-1861), monogrammed Q, 11-3/4"L, 5.77

12 1/2" X 9 3/4" FINE COIN SILVER FOOTED OVAL TRAY MARKED "JONES BALL & COMPANY BOSTON" - FRONT OF TRAY INSCRIBED "HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY TO J.L. FAIRBANKS SECRETARY 1853" - OVER 21 TOTAL TROY OUNCE

Francis I by Reed & Barton Sterling Silver Soup Ladle. Custom Made. The handle is sterling and the stem and bowl are stainless.Perfect for serving soup or chili. Approx. 11" long. Excellent Condition.

Northern Lights by International Sterling Silver Soup Ladle. Custom Made. The handle is sterling and the stem and bowl are stainless.Perfect for serving soup or chili. Approx. 11" long. Excellent Cond

Grande Baroque by Wallace Sterling Silver Soup Ladle. Custom Made. The handle is sterling and the stem and bowl are stainless.Perfect for serving soup or chili. Approx. 11" long. Excellent Condition.

Grouping includes (12) Gorham salt cellars,(2) Graff, Washburne & Dunn cordials, George W. Sheibler bell, a coin silver by Boston smiths Jones, Ball and Poor, and a standard silver cup by R & W. Wilso

Gravy spoon and soup ladle. Gravy spoon, London 1804, Duncan Urquhart Naphtahl Hart. Possibly coin silver.