MOBILE, ALABAMA COIN SILVER CRUMB KNIFE

MOBILE, ALABAMA COIN SILVER CRUMB KNIFE, flat oblong blade with raised scallop-rimmed sides and one straight edge, intricate engraved decoration including a vignette of waterside landscape with castle

Mobile, Alabama coin silver ladle and butter knife. 1st item: soup or punch ladle with threaded edge handle, marked on back J. Conning and Mobile in separate rectangles. Not monogrammed. 13-1/2"L. 2nd

MOBILE, ALABAMA COIN SILVER MCCAA FAMILY PRESENTATION SMALL COVERED PITCHER, vase form with repousse, chased, and engraved grapevine decoration, featuring a hinged lid with figural bird finial, a vine

James Conning, Mobile, Alabama coin silver cup or mug with beaded rim and foot ring; repousse strawberry and leaf decoration enclosed within an upper and lower band of triple reeding, central monogram

MOBILE, ALABAMA REPOUSSE COIN SILVER MUG, cylindrical form with repousse, chased, and engraved grapevine decoration, beading to exterior rim and base, applied double scroll handle with thumbrest, engr

An American Coin Silver Hunt Goblet, Mark of J. Conning, Mobile, Alabamaof substantial size, marked "J. Conning" and "Mobile," the bowl featuring a chased and repoussé vignette of a huntsman on his

All monogrammed, all marked J. Conning and Mobile. Some dents / in as-found condition. James Conning was a silversmith, swordsmith and jeweler active circa 1842 - 1872.L: approx. 8 1/4" and 5 3/4".Tot

19th century coin silver cake knife, James Conning, Mobile, AL, circa 1860, having shaped and serrated blade crisply engraved with scrolls and repeating floral motifs, and tapered and threaded handle

mid 19th century, shaped fiddle handles, monogram "E. H Lockhant", marks for Volney Boardman (Greensboro, Alabama, working 1832-1833 and 1835-1860 and Tuscaloosa, Alabama, working 1833-1835), 10.57 oz

Tiffany & Co. sterling silver large flat handle crumb knife in Olympian, Issued 1878. Hand chased leaves and figural pastoral scenes to the handle. Tiffany silver marks to the underside. Weight Approx

American, 19th century, all hollow handle, including one butter knife, pseudo hallmarks; nine with melon handles, marks for Albert Cole; four thread handles, marks for R. & W. Wilson (Philadelphia,

Weight: 707 grams. Circa 1860. Monogramed.

breakfast size, solid sterling, even the blades, early 10.15 mark, 7" long, 369 grams.

Set of six Tifft & Whiting coin silver fruit knives, mid 19th century, having floral etched blades and mother of pearl handles, in fitted presentation box, 7"l.

Includes (1) Towle three-prong fork; (1) monogrammed Gorham sterling serving piece with pierced bowl; (1) monogrammed Wood & Hughes coin silver knife; a monogrammed Whiting sterling spoon with flo

Mobile Coin Silver Christening Cup , Alanson Knapp, act. 1826-1873, marked "A.KNAPP" in rectangle, floral repousse, molded rims with beading, seamed construction, hollowcast scroll handle, cartouche e

Group of silver flatware comprising twelve sterling dinner forks monogrammed, with mark of W and lion and seven coin silver knives stamped "Coin". Tine wear, scratches, dings to knife handles. Largest

English .925 sterling silver crumb knife and two individual ashtrays formed as porringers. 3 pieces. 9.48 ozt.

1. Monogramed "Albert" Floral design, coin silver, knife 7"and fork 6 1/2" weight is 1..97ozt 2. Floral set, International Sterling, "Prelude" pattern, knife is 6 3/4" and fork is 6 1/2" with overall

Eleven items in the same pattern; together with five coin silver knives, a sterling sugar tong, and a sterling spoon Appx. 20 t.o. total

FREDERICK J. POSEY, HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND / (WEST) VIRGINIA COIN SILVER BUTTER KNIFE, having a scimitar blade on a forward-tipped fiddle handle with pointed shoulders and an engraved "L" init

American coin silver fish knife/ slice, Albert Coles (c.1815-1885), New York, engraved blade with serrated edge, flat handle patterned with dolphin and bulrushes, approx 12.5"l, 4.16ozt

Wood & Hughes Medallion Coin Silver Fruit Knife & Forkcirca 1870, no monogram, presented in the original fitted cased with purple satin and velvet lining. 1.545 total troy oz. From the Collection of t

Circa 1850. Likely by John Veal working in Columbia, South Carolina and Camden, South Carolina. The handsomely chased knife has an image of a rabbit surrounded by scrolling details. Very nicely fashio