(12) A. E. Warner Baltimore Coin Silver Spoons

Approx. 230 grams combined. Ca. Second quarter to third quarter 19thC. Excellent with no bends or breaks or repairs. Andrew Ellicott Warner Sr., Baltimore Maryland. Engraved stag mono's.

Six Antique American Coin Silver Serving Spoons. All monogrammed. 3 are by A. E. Warner of Baltimore and 3 by Robert Campbell of Baltimore.

A crumber by Geo. W. Webb, Mid 19th Century, with a dragon engraved to the handle; an ice cream server by A.E. Warner and a letter knife by S. Kirk & Son. Crumber measures approximately 12-1/2" long,

S. KIRK & SON "REPOUSSE" STERLING SILVER AND A.E. WARNER 0.917 SILVER SERVING UTENSILS, LOT OF SIX, comprising a pair of 0.917 coin silver salt spoons by Andrew Ellicott Warner, Jr. of Baltimore, MD w

AN AMERICAN COIN SILVER CHASSED AND REPOUSSÉ COVERED BUTTER DISH by A. E. Warner, Baltimore, Maryland, mid-19th century Interior with fitted pierced insert, only the base marked A.E. WARNER 11.2;

including nine tablespoons by Standish Barry, with armorial device on the terminal, 8 3/4 in. L; four tablespoons by A.E. Warner, with Baltimore assay mark, monogram and armorial device, 9 in. L; 33.9

AE Warner engraved coin silver pie spade, circa 1860, Tiffany sterling serving spoon, circa 1916; together with an old southern American engraved coin silver pie spade, Horton and Rikeman, Savannah, G

Maryland, mid 19th century, man hunting with dog, floral and bird repousse decoration, twig handle, heraldic device, marks for A. E. WARNER (Andrew Ellicott Warner, Baltimore, Maryland, working 1805-

Maryland, mid 19th century, urn forms with repousse landscape vignettes, floral finial, heraldic device and monogram, marks for A. E. Warner and "11" (Andrew Ellicott Warner, Baltimore, Maryland, wor

Baltimore, MD; unusual cauldron-form, raised on slender legs, in allover floral repousse decoration, one side with monogrammed reserve, the underside inscribed with monograms and dated 1884, lift-off

(12) large spoons, (27) teaspoons, (1) intermediate size, (2) broken. Includes Connecticut silversmiths: e.g. J.C.Blackman. Others: Candee, S.S. Newton, N. Matson, Philip Segee, P.P. Hayes "Pokeepsie"

American Coin Silver repousse compote or footed centerpiece bowl, marked WARNER for Andrew Ellicott Warner, Jr. (working Baltimore, MD, 1864-1893) to underside of rim. Monogrammed with script "MEW" to

Baltimore, 19th century, 11 silver mark for 91.7 standard; with finely chased and bright-cut foliate decoration throughout, the server including a fish medallion with palmette border, monogrammed, 9 7

Baltimore, Maryland, active from 1787-1823, this set appears to date about 1790's. Set of 12 with matching bright cut designs, monogrammed D, 7 1/2" long, total weight approx. 15 Ozt.

This lot contains several manufactures of silver, lot includes Whitney & Hoyt (1828-1841), E & D Kinsey (1844-1861), S Hoyt (c1842 mark), Low & Eli, Thomas Boullt and more. All appear to be coin silve

American coin silver salver/ round tray, Andrew Ellicott Warner (Baltimore, Maryland, 1786-1870), repousse rim, on ball and claw feet, marked Warner 11-2, monogrammed MB, approx 10"diam, 17.12ozt Star

13.14 ozt.

Comprising: a pair of tablespoons c. 1815 by Jacob Walter, five teaspoons by John C. Justice, a tablespoon marked WH (possibly William Hughes), a tablespoon by Thomas J. Brown, a pair of teaspoons by

Four large coin silver serving spoons by Phillip Sadtler of Baltimore Maryland circa 1824. Length 8-5/8" Total weight of the four is 228 grams

12 coin silver spoons. Over 6.5 ozt. Brands include Charles Parker, A. Rogers Jr. & Co, Meriden Britannia. Tarnish and dents, no major breaks or cracks. Keywords: Silver, CT, Connecticut,

Andrew Ellicott Warner coin silver covered butter dish with heavy floral repousse throughout, interior dish, and stag's head finial. Stamped to underside, "A.E. Warner, 11,2". Total approx.

ANDREW E. WARNER SILVER SPOON & EUROPEAN LADLE, 19TH C., & AMERICAN STERLING BOWL, DIA 5 1/2":Including 1 table spoon by Andrew Ellicott Warner, stamped "A. E. Warner, 10.15", 19th c., L.9 1/2", and 1

includes a set of 12 coin silver spoons by Frederick Marquand (Savannah, GA, c.1820) in Shell or King pattern, 6in., and a set of 12 Gorham sterling spoons in King George pattern, 5.75in., all spoons

25 pieces coin silver and sterling silver flatware, including 12 coin silver spoons of Kentucky interest. Includes six (6) fiddle pattern teaspoons marked A. Fairleigh in banner (Andrew Fairleigh, wor