Southern Chased Coin Silver Mustard Spoon

5-1/4" long. Marked "Coin" to back. 0.3 ozt.

Marked B.S. Squire of Coin for Bela S. Squire. 5-1/2" long. 0.3 ozt. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and

One piece by P. Mood and Son of Charleston, South Carolina and another marked I. HALL. Each having monogram from family. L9" L8 5/8" 97 grams standard Sold from the collection of the late John "Jack"

Monogrammed, circa 1820 - 1828, Savannah, Georgia, some damage / in as-found condition. L: approx. 5 5/8". Total weight: approx. 2.76 ozt.

London England sterling sedan chair box hallmarked for 1899 2"W, three Mexican sterling salt dishes 2.75"W and two Mexican sterling trays 4.75"L, coin silver mustard spoon, .950 dish 2 Italian .800 va

Lot 97 South Carolina Coin Silver, Thomas W. Radcliffe, Columbia, Coin Silver Teaspoon, J.E. Spear, Charleston, Coin Silver Teaspoon, Veal & Glaze Columbia Coin Silver Mustard Spoon and Ladle Thomas

Including: P & Bs, Crosby Hunnewell & Morse, unmarked. Salts by Rogers, Goodhue, and a set of (4) by Thomes Wallis. 2.4 troy ounces

32 piece assortment of American and British flatware comprising sterling silver (6 forks and one sugar shell), coin silver (20 spoons), plated silver (tablespoon and mustard spoon), and alloy silver (

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.

Boston, Massachusetts, 1735-1818, stamped "Revere" on the underside, chased "LM" monogram on the handle, 8 5/8 in. L, 1.4 ozt. Provenance: From an old New England family.

By W.W. Ward (working 1841-1854). Fiddle handle spoon having the name “E.A. Gibbs†chased into the handle. The Gibbs family is a noted South Carolina family from this period who have ties to

Southern silver spoon decorated with berries & leaves, mongrammed R L D, John Ewan 1823- 1852), length 7 inches

14 Coin Silver Spoons of various makers 19th. century.  Sugar Shell Spoons, Mustard Spoon, Baby Spoon, Tea Spoons. Condition: Very Good Dimension: Length-7"

Including a pair in a King's pattern, stamped "S. Kirk" and with C date latter for 1824, the underside with chased floral decoration and monogrammed, 9 in. L, 5.35 ozt; and one in a plain fiddle patte

six pieces by John Withers (Salem, Virginia, working 1815-1869), including five 8-3/4 in. spoons and 4 in. salt shovel; sugar tongs with King's pattern arms and talon form terminals, marks for retaile

Includes 2 sets of 6 D. Goddard and Son spoons, and 8 assorted coin silver tea and tablespoons, also includes 3 Henry T. Brown sterling spoons with hand chased handles. 13.4ozt

19th century, including crumber by James E. Spear (Charleston, South Carolina, c. 1846-1871), 13 in.; two serving spoons Frederick Adolphus Brahe (Albany, New York, working 1840-1844 and Augusta, Geor

Circa 1800 ,George James Macauley working in Charleston, South Carolina. Nicely chased spoons with monogram at handle terminal. Marked on verso clearly. 3.4 oz standard L9 1/4"

Early 19th century, generally Southern makers. All marked on verso. 103 grams standard

19th century, including two King's Style Coin Silver spoons, monograms, marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826 and New York, NY, working 1826-1839) and pseudo hallmarks; fo

A Pair of American Coin Silver Berry Spoonsmark of Schohay, Ludwig & Co. of Philadelphia, active 1867-1873, scalloped bowls with chased floral decoration, handles with bright cut geometric foliate pat

1839-1842, (2) coin silver serving spoons with rat tail and fiddleback. Embossed hand chased floral baskets. Hallmarks to underside. 9.75in long approx. 2.95ozt

Pair of McCarthy & Hurlbert dinner spoons marked sterling with chased handles 8.5" L, pair of 19th century coin silver dinner spoons 9" L and a sterling handled cheese knife, 244 grams weighable

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