LOT ASSORT. COIN SILVER SPOONS WILLIAM H. WHITE C. 1859

AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF 15, comprising five backward-tipped fiddle handle examples marked for various New York makers, including William W. White, five backward-tipped fiddle handle exampl

(lot of 22) American coin silver fiddleback spoons, 19th c., including: (11) teaspoons, William Wise (1814-1903), Brooklyn, New York, pseudo hallmarks, monogrammed, approx 6"l, (5) teaspoons, Farringt

includes 12 spoons, 2 small sauce ladles and a fork, various makers including S. Melick, S D Rockwell, A. Whitney, W. White, George C Howe, W&H, etc., 2 spoons with bowl splits, 1 ladle bowl misshapen

KENTUCKY COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising three serving/table spoons marked for William P. Poindexter, Lexington, KY (active 1818-1859), and a citrus/tea spoon marked for Thomas G. Calvert,

A large mixed lot of Sterling comprising a c. 1800 coin coin silver serving spoon by William Garret Holmes of NY, a Jensen bar knife, souvenir spoons, a Revere repro bowl, a Tiffany frame, a pair of E

Marked W.L. & H.E. Pitkin and COIN , soft bowl with expected dings, 5 7/8" long, monogrammed, set of 3

Lot of sterling, coin & silver plate flatware, c/o R&W Wilson coin silver spoon (engraved "Neall"), sterling tea caddy spoon, (4) mother of pearl handled fish knives with sterling ferrules, ladle, sil

22 pieces American coin silver, including: 1. Robert & William Wilson (Philadelphia, PA, active c. 1825-1846), 8 5/8"L serving spoon with downturned tipt fiddle handle, monogram, marked "R & W. WILSON

Lot of misc. sterling silver and silverplate flatwear (and coin silver). Makers include "C. H. Moses", "F. W. Lockwood" (Port Jervis N.Y.), souvenir spoons etc.. 978 grams not including silver plate.

LOT ASSORTED COIN SILVER TABLE SPOONS, 19TH C.WEIGHT 1 LB. 2.2 OZ.

Total weight- 10 troy oz. Length- 8 5/8" In-house shipping available within U.S. Packing cost- $20

(2) Henderson with Hallmarks, Monogrammed "A H C" ; (1) Henderson , Monogrammed "A H C" ; (3) Henderson Lossing with Hallmarks, Monogrammed (2) "A H C", (1) Monogrammed "F P W" ,

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

Lot of coin silver spoons. (1) Blakeman & Glover. (3) Dimond. (4) C.E. Disbrow. (2) Bradbury. (1) BB. (1) BW. Total weight: 6.26 ozt.

American, 19th-20th century. A lot of eighteen coin silver spoons from various makers, including Lamour, C. C. Shaver, and N. Maison. All marked and monogrammed; longest spoon lg. 6 in., total wt. 10

LOT OF COIN SILVER SPOONS ~ SIXTEEN TOTAL (ASSORTED) WITH MONOGRAMMED PATTERNS FROM MCCARTY & HURLBERT, PREMIUM, C.A. BURR, AND J. PETERS & CO. OVER SEVEN (7.0) TROY OUNCES TW. POLISHED FINISHES.

William Gale & Son Coin Silver Spoons Lot Dated 1854 Monogram On A Handle Hallmarked in Reverse of a Handle " WM Gale & Son 1854 " Lot Includes: 1x Sterling Silver Table Spoon 8,25"L 2x Tea Spoons In

240 plus pieces by various makers, c. 1790-1870, approx. 130 troy oz. From a Newtown, CT woman’s collection of silver spanning 35 years.

Four relief panels, one with monograms, handled, together with two WM Brown coin silver salt spoons. Mug H: approx. 3".Weight: approx. 4.11 ozt.

Lot includes: Hall, Bacon, W&H, Hendrick, RM, Wells & Gunde, Rogers, GS Sanford Bridgeport, Redfield & Rice, 2 SC & Co, 5 HB & HM Bacon, Benjamin, Wells & Gunde, JC Blackman, 800 silver long stirrer,

DESCRIPTION: Includes four Geroge Haverstick (1788-1824 Lancaster, PA) spoons, including two bird-backs, one William Haverstick (1780-1859 Lancaster, PA) spoon, and one Stockman & Pepper (Philadel

Title: Lot of 6 Coin Silver Spoons , New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut, As Found Maker/Designer: Samuel & James H Gerould, Samuel Drowne IIL.D. Anthony 1805 1832-1894In the firms of Clark &

11 pcs coin silver and 1 sterling silver spoon. Includes John Welch (Fincastle, Va. c. 1823), J. Whalen (Albany, Ny. c. 1849), William L. Pitkin (East Hartford, Conn. c. 1812), TC Garrett (Philadelphi

One by William Mitchell Jr. c. 1830, two by Seymore Hoyt 1817-1850, and one by L. Emmons, New York, early 19th century. Lengths 9 inches, 236 grams.