McDannold (Mt. Sterling, Covington, KY) coin silver

Kentucky coin silver mint julep cup, round tapered form with beaded lip and foot, incuse mark on base McDannold (George W. McDannold, Mt. Sterling, Winchester and Covington, Kentucky, working 1829-186

Kentucky Coin Silver Julep Cup, George W. McDannold, act. c. 1840, Mt. Sterling, Winchester and Covington, KY; marked "McDANNOLD", h. 3 5/8 in., wt. 5.20 troy ozs Provenance: Michael W. Murphy, El Dor

Signed, "McDannold," (George W. McDannold, Mt. Sterling, Winchester, and Covington, Kentucky, 1829-1863) and inscribed, "R.T. Smith from his uncle J.H.S., 1856," and later inscribed, "Robert Smith Alt

Kentucky coin silver julep cup or tumbler, 1829-1863, Mt. Sterling, Winchester and Covington, by George W. McDannold, having tapering cylindrical form with beaded lip and foot, engraved "A present fro

Coin silver julep cup and flatware, 32 pieces total, marked for Charles Asmann, working Cincinnati (circa 1854-? and Covington, Kentucky prior to 1863-circa 1878; Michael C. Motch working Covington, K

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).

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

1st-55th items: 55 pieces assorted sterling silver flatware by various makers, including 13 International pieces, including 12 five o'clock teaspoons and 1 luncheon/dessert fork; 12 A & J Plaut teaspo

Assorted flatware to include: Two Art Nouveau M.T. Wetzlar 800 silver fish fork and knife. Tuttle sterling silver serving spoon. Coin silver large serving spoons (6). Victorian berry spoons (3). Condi

A contemporary copy of a coin silver julep cup circa 1795-1835 made in Lexington Ky. Monogrammed with an "H". Height 3-3/4"

Twenty-two (22) coin silver spoons and twelve (12) early sterling spoons marked for Bowling Green, Kentucky silversmiths and retailers James McClure, working 1840s to 1881; Peter Fuselli, working late

Complete collection of 50 "States of the Union" sterling silver medals from the Franklin Mint. Each coin is 32 mm diameter and has 0.45 troy ounces of actual silver content - 22.5 troy ounces actual s

Sterling Silver, Mother of Pearl & Marcasite 1830 Mary Pendant, Marked Sterling, MT & Sacred Heart Symbol, 1 in. 2.0 dwt.

MT. RUSHMORE, A WORLD'S 100 GREATEST LANDMARKS WITH INFO CARD BY THE FRANKLIN MINT

Kentucky Coin Silver Mint Julep Cup stamped A. BLANCHARD in rectangle for Asa Blanchard, working Lexington, KY, 1808-1838. Tapering cylindrical sides and reeded rim and foot ring, no monogram. 3 1/4"H

Five (5) Kentucky coin silver mint julep cups, all with reeded rims and foot rings, all marked GARNER & WINCHESTER and LEX KY in rectangles for Eli Garner and Daniel Frank Winchester, working Lexingto

Kentucky Agricultural or Horse Racing Premium. Coin silver mint julep cup inscribed in period script to one side "Premium by J.H. Moffett & Co. for the second best Morgan Colt of 1861". Underside with

Kentucky coin silver gravy ladle with scarce Harrodsburg mark for William M. Sharrard, working Harrodsburg c. 1859, and Henderson, Louisville, and Princeton 1855-1879+. Fiddle swell pattern with tipt

Kentucky Coin Silver julep cup with lobed sides and scalloped, beaded rim, marked for Henry Hudson and Jacob Dolfinger, working Louisville, c. 1855-1858. 3 1/2" H. 5.130 troy ounces Estate of Judge Jo

Kentucky Coin Silver Presentation Chalice or Goblet, bell shaped bowl with molded rim and engraved floral cartouche, enclosing an inscription: "Presented to Rev. J. J. Bullock by his Affectionate Pupi

Two (2) Kentucky coin silver mint julep cups, each marked T. AYRES in rectangle for Thomas Ayres, working Danville, 1823-1857. One cup is monogrammed DLC, the other is not monogrammed. Both measure 3

Coin silver mint julep cup with beaded rims and slightly tapering sides, marked on underside S.B. HALL in rectangle, attributed to S.B. Hall, working Nicholasville, Kentucky, circa 1837-1850 and after

Two (2) Kentucky coin silver mint julep cups with reeded rims, incuse marks on underside H.McC for Hugh McConaghy, working Danville, KY c. 1870. Cups range in size from 2 3/4" to 3 3/4" H. Combined we

Pair of antique eyeglasses or spectacles with Kentucky coin silver frames, the exterior of ends stamped CALVERT, attributed to T.C. Calvert, working Lexington c. 1850-1899+. 5 3/8" W. Note: more Kentu