Ten Charleston Coin Silver Spoons

South Carolina, mid 19th century, upturned tipt front fiddle handle, no monograms, marks for S. & T.T. Wilmot (Charleston, South Carolina, working 1833-1840), 18.69 oz. T., 7-7/8 in. Provenance: Prope

South Carolina, early 19th century, seven Nathan Vernon (working 1802-1835) spoons including set of six spoons, downturn fiddle handles, 5-1/4 in. and one serving spoon, king style pattern, 8-3/4 in.;

Set of six coin silver tea or citrus spoons, each marked "J.E. SPEAR" (James E. Spear, Charleston, South Carolina, working 1846-1871), downturned tipt back fiddle handles, rounded fins, monogram; 5 1/

A Grouping of Ten Coin Silver Spoonscirca mid 19th century, to include: teaspoon with mark of Wood & Hughes, retailer mark of A. B. Griswold & Co., New Orleans; salt spoon with beaded border design, m

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"

Ten old coin and sterling spoons. Approximately 6.5 Troy Oz

by Carrington, Circa 1850, Charleston, South Carolina. Each monogramed at handle and conforming. L8 3/4" 8.6 oz standard

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

A Set of Twelve Coin Silver Teaspoons. Together with a set of six coin silver spoons, two coin silver serving spoons, and ten individual coin silver spoons

Ten Antique U.S. Coin Silver Spoons, includes: three J. Stuart, Providence, R.I. 1737, 6 1/4", two D. Weatherly, 18th c, 5 3/4"; two (Freeman) Woods, NY, NY 1791, 5 1/2"; one L. Reed & Son, Sanford, C

South Carolina, mid 19th century, including fiddle thread handles, monogram on back of handle, marks for Hayden, Bro. & Co. (Charleston, South Carolina, working 1852-1855), 7-3/4 in.; two serving spoo

By William Gale and Son, New York, bearing retailer mark of Carrington Thomas & Company Charleston South Carolina. The large spoon having renaissance form and monogrammed “PHF?”. Good condition wi

Lot of Various American Early 19th Century Coin Silver Spoons. Ten pieces total. Largest, 9"l., 12.5 ozt.

Lot contains ten .90 coin purity silver flatware spoons and one sterling silver spoon. Utility flatware circa early 1900's. Hallmarked and purity tested. Sizes range from 5.5" to 8.75". All but two of

American, mid-19th Century. Serving spoons with brightwork engraving on handles. Minor wear. Approx. 16 ozt.

Ten Assorted Coin Silver and Russian 84 Spoons: Assorted Makers and Marks. Two Monogrammed. Three Russian Spoons with 84 (=875/1000) in Oval with Head for St. Petersburg 1899-1908. 4.9 oz. (200-300)

Group of assorted PURE COIN silver spoons as shown. Normal use and wear consistent with age, see photos.

Four South Carolina Coin Silver Spoonsincluding a Charleston tablespoon in Kings pattern with mark of Leyland & Co. (8 7/8 in.); Charleston tablespoon with mark of N. Hayden, and rubbed three part mar

American. A group of assorted coin silver including ten spoons, and a set of tongs, makers including E. Cook, A.J. Burr, Gorham and Carson & Hall, PLUS two silverplated spoons; largest lg. 9 in., co

AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS, MID 19TH C., TEN:Including 6 dessert spoons, L.7 1/4", and 4 teaspoons; each is engraved "E. G. Hayes" at the tip. Stamped "Coin" with patent date 1855. Totaling approxima

6 American Coin Silver Kings Pattern Spoons by H.J. Pepper of Wilmington Delaware c. 1810-27, Philadelphia c.1828-50. Two Serving Spoons 9" and 4 Teaspoons 6". Approximate weight on all 368 grams. PRO

This set of 4 Early 1800s American Coin Silver Spoons are from from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Maker C. Wiltberger in a Bright-Cut Design. This maker was active in Philadelphia from 1766-1851. The spo

12 Antique American James P. Butler, Philadelphia Coin Silver Spoons in the "Leaf" Pattern. Monogrammed. The pattern incorporates a leaf with anthemion tip on the end of the handle, a rosette set midw

Antique early 19th c. American Coin Silver Fiddle Tip Spoons. 4 are serving spoons from Azro B. Folsom of Athol, Massachusetts. 4 are teaspoons from Ezra Whiton of Boston, Massachusetts 1821-1826. The