Early Continental or American Coin Silver Cup

early 19th century. floral chased cup with monogram and date of 1776. H4" W3 3/8" 5.8oz

Two piece lot of a Masonic text and fine and early American Coin Silver turned and engraved chalice. The inscription reads “Presente par la de L'Union Francaise N 71 au F George Deloynes V.M. En tem

Early 19th century. Marked PB inside of diamond with crane hallmark in middle. Also marked at the interior upper edge with an unusual hallmark of figures holding hands amongst grain. Very nicely forme

Early to mid 19th century. The lot includes a charming cup with chased name William Brownell Goodwin at center and marked simply Coin and interside along with a spoon by Gale and Willis and a Savannah

Five American coin silver spoons, various makers, all in good condition. The largest 8 1/8"L. Total weight 4.0 troy oz. Together with a Dutch silver plate cup, early 20th century. Provenance: From the

Lot of Silver Articles, Sterling, Coin, .800, .835. American, continental, Haitian, etc.. 19th/20th century. Includes a coin silver cup, seven .835 ice tea spoons, an ,800 repousse creamer, an English

SELECTION OF STERLING CUPS, PITCHERS, AND A PORRINGERAmerican and Continental, early to mid 20th century, sterling silver. Ten (10) pieces including Gorham baby cup and S. Kirk & Son: six cups includi

Early 20th Century. All but tongs variously marked. Comprising: two large-shaped oval platters, a small monogrammed oval tray, a coin inset dish, a glass-inset dish, a glass circular trivet, and six c

American Coin Silver Cup with generational gift inscriptions. Hand engraved floral garland decoration, with MR monogram within cartouche. DV hallmark near rim, most likely for David Vinton, possibly f

AN EARLY AMERICAN COIN SILVER PORRINGER indistinct mark possibly I(J)C, likely late 18th century Bearing worn hallmark to underside, with engraved initials S B R; length 8 1/2in (21cm); silver weight

3-PIECE COIN SILVER PARTIAL TEA SET, rectangular-form, ball feet, consisting of a covered sugar bowl, waste bowl and a cream pitcher, 35 troy oz.; along with (8) early COIN TABLESPOONS, (2) matching m

probably Pennsylvania, first half-19th century, heart shaped hallmark with initials " IS," ebonized wooden handle, 8 1/4 in. H., monogrammed, 35.55 ozt. t.w.

mark of J. Morch, circa 1825-30, 10 1/2 in. H., 37.65 ozt.

Early American Coin Silver Sugar Bowl & Creamer. Unmarked. Ornated hand worked decoration with rolling hills, windmills, churches, and a well. Cast finial, arms, and banding. Sugar bowl measures 10x8x

An Early American Coin Silver Porringer, circa 1800Marks: SW1-3/4 h x 4-1/2

American Coin Silver Cup and Presentation Gobletboth unmarked, the cup with engraved script monogram and dated 1798 to one side, the other side with script monograms and dated 1876 and 1901 (3 3/4 x 3

19th c. Early American coin silver saucer base push up candlestick having steel base weight, accompanied by a coin silver punch ladle signed "G.Brown" possibly of Barnesville, OH 7.5" x 7.5", 13.5" x

Three early Continental Silver cups. (1) Footed cup with engraved floral decoration. 4-3/4" high x 1" x 1/2". Solder repair on body. Small dings and dents. Hallmarked on foot rim and under base. Maker

An American Coin Silver Cup of Masonic Interestretailed by Edward Mead of St. Louis, Missouri; manufactured by Wood & Hughes of New York; period engraving to cartouche reads "Presented by / Members of

Mid to late 19th century, New York. The largest cup by Ball Black and Co and marked E & G as well having been very nicely chased and decorated throughout with a dedication and date of 1856 at center a

Early American Coin Silver Soup Ladle by Burnett, scarce Georgetown, DC maker, Charles Alexander Burnett, circa 1825, engraved standing lion crest, 13 1/2" long, 202 grams.

by Stephen Hardy, Boston, Massachusetts/Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Very well chased and formed piece having an elegantly placed handle. Steven Hardy is noted as having been an apprentice of Paul Rever

Circa 1785. Typical 18th Century form with Doublestruck Heel. Hallmarked as shown. Monogrammed as shown. 14 5/8" in length.

Albany, NY, c.1843-1850. Tapering cylindrical form, banded foot, foliate capped c-scroll handle, with floral and foliate repousse cartouche, inscribed "Mary Parker, August 1849," 3 3/8 in. H overall,