Silver Coins and Sterling Silver Spoon

Total weight- 30 troy oz. In-house shipping available within U.S. Packing cost- $30

(11) Gorham sterling teaspoons, coin sugar shell, sheaf of wheat tablespoon c1820 engraved with an "Anti-Masonic Sentiment". Together with (4) coin teaspoons. 10.30 troy ounces

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Set of six 5 1/2"L sterling spoons in the Waverly pattern by R. Wallace & Sons, engraved with initial "M" or "W"; good condition---Set of four 5 3/4"L sterling spoons, mark for R. Wallace & Sons, roun

OBLONG TRAY MRKD. STERLING (8.22 OZT), ENAMELED SPOON MRKD. STERLING, COIN SILVER SPOON, SMALL SPOON MRKD 800 AND SILVERPLATE REED/BARTON MINI BOWL SIZE: TRAY 13" X 6 1/2"

A large grouping of American silver spoons. 19th century. Sterling silver and Coin (900)Total weight: 29 avg. oz.

Comprising: a 7" fiddle spoon with acanthus decorated terminal, by John Wesley Forbes (monogrammed); two 7" fiddle thread spoons, by Gale, Wood & Hughes (monogrammed); two 7 1/4" fiddle thread spoons,

Collection of Antique Coin and Sterling Silver Spoons. Monograms throughout; comprising 2 R King coin silver tablespoons, 3 Vanderslice spoons, 1 I Munroe coin silver tablespoon, Holmes & Tuttle table

Coin and sterling silver spoons, various makers, to include D. Anthony & Co.; together with eight souvenir spoons and four napkin rings.Fork: 9"l / Total Troy oz. = 31

Group of fifteen (15) pieces coin silver and early sterling spoons, all with fiddle handles. 1st-9th items: Coin silver spoons, including 1 tablespoon marked A. BLANCHARD in rectangle, attributed to A

Lot of 18, including seven marked Gorham Sterling salt & demi-tasse spoons, total weight 0.92 ozt; plus four marked Duhme & Co. Sterling fiddle-back table spoons with handles engraved with name of Whi

Sterling Silver Lot, to include one sterling silver ladle, one coin ladle, weighted silver, along with coin and sterling silver small spoons and small tray, 22.1 t.oz.

Collection of English Sterling and Coin Silver Spoons Including a pair of English sterling bright cut tablespoons and a stuffing spoon, with a large grouping of coin silver spoons, some monogrammed (2

Three 18th C. coin silver spoons, maker's mark PL, two engraved with conjoined VB over P E. Fourth spoon marked STERLING. All approx. 8" L. Coin silver spoons 153 grams, 4.91 ozt. Sterling spoon 50 gr

Sterling and coin silver spoons. Includes Peabody sterling silver ladle, ONC long handled serving spoon, and 13 coin silver spoons (4 by E. Klakman, 3 by McKay Spear and Brown, 1 by Goddard & Son, 2 b

American and European. A group of fifteen coin silver utensils including spoons, ladles, toddy ladles with baleen handles and tongs, and three sterling utensils including a Duhme ladle, a Tuttle pan,

ca. 1795. Together with two sterling mustard spoons, thirteen sterling and coin silver spoons including two by Wm Chawner, Stephen Adams, Exeter and others Appx. 10 t.o.

(23) STERLING AND COIN SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS WITH (10) SILVERPLATE SPOONS INCLUDES (3) RUSSIAN ENAMEL FORKS - FAIRIE PATTERN CHILD'S THREE PIECE SET BY MERIDEN - MANY STERLING ENAMEL PIECES - 13 TOTA

Group of Coin and Sterling Silver Rattail Coffee Spoons, 9, various makers, various dates, one with marks of Jacob Boelen, New York City, ca. 1760. Weight: 3.66 ozt. Provenance: Private Collection, Ne

Silverplate oval egg warmer, 8”h., with sterling silver souvenir spoons, coin silver cups by Wilson, 3”h., hair watch chain, etc.

Group of eight sterling and coin silver stuffing spoons, early to mid 19th century, comprising: (2) sterling tablespoons marked Has. W. Kennard & Co. 8.5"l; (1) circa 1810, John & Peter Targee coin si

Consists of table spoons or serving spoons with some tea spoons. Approx. 35.65 troy ounces. Only one table sterling spoon all other are American coin silver. Various makers. Various conditions.

Set of 6. Spoons measure 8 5/8". Forks measure 7.5". Combined weight is 277.8 grams.

A group of nineteen teaspoons, comprising: seven coin silver spoons by the Philadelphia maker James Watts and retailed by S and E Roberts, a set of six coin silver teaspoons by Abraham Voorhees (New B