E&D Kinsey (Cincinnati, Ohio) Coin Silver Tablespoons

19th C Partial Flatware Set, coin or sterling silver, by David Kinsey & Co., Cincinnati Ohio, 1850, fiddlebacks with etched scrolls and borders, inscribed "Crippen" ?, includes: 6-9" tablespoons and 4

Edward and David Kinsey, Cincinnati, Ohio, mid 19th Century. Both marked on the underside. Floral decoration with scrolled handle and ornate spout. Inscribed "Mrs. JD Park". Pot, 9.75"h., sugar (has n

KENTUCKY AND OHIO COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF NINE, comprising six 6" forward-tipped fiddle back tea spoons and a 6 1/4" forward-tipped fiddle back tea spoon marked for E. & D. Kinsey, Cincinnati, OH (

Mid-19th century coin silver mint julep cup by Edward Kinsey (1810-1865), Willey & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, signed on the base, monogrammed, measures 3.25 inches, weighs 5.15 ozt.

3 Kinsey Ohio Coin Silver Items. 1st item: American coin silver cream jug or pitcher by E & D Kinsey (Ohio, active 1844-1861). Partially lobed melon form body and a double C-scroll handle, with repous

A Cincinnati, Ohio Coin Silver Cup, Mark of McGrew & Beggstapered octagonal form, rectangular punch to underside reads "McGrew & Beggs," engraved to the three panels opposite handle "Mary," "Emelie" a

having a rounded ovoid bowl on a curved forward-tipped fiddle handle with pointed shoulders and engraved "Wheelwright". Marked "CLAYTON" to back for Richard Clayton of Cincinnati, OH (active 1834-1859

DUHME & CO. COIN SILVER TEASPOONS WITH ORIGINAL BOXAmerican (Cincinnati, Ohio), late 19th century, coin silver. Eleven (11) teaspoons with monogram D and twist stems, still in the original box.Box: 1

Two early 19th c coin silver large spoons. E. Newburyport & Co Brooklyn CT (1828-1860) with an MJ monogram, and wear to the bowl. E & D Kinsey, Cincinnati OH (1844-1861) with such a strong profile, an

Eleven Duhme & Co. Coin Silver ServersCincinnati, Ohio, active 1844-1896, including: pie server with engraved tracery and palmate decoration to blade (9 3/4 in.); a pie fork with engraved and stippled

Kinsey and Duhme, mid-19th century. Includes a 6.5" high teapot marked for Duhme and Company, a 6" teapot marked for Edward and David Kinsey (reserve mark), and a cream pitcher and covered sugar bowl

Cincinnati, Ohio, first silversmith in the city, circa 1793, traditional fiddle back form, marked S. Best in oval, engraved initials on handle LSB, total silver weight0.45 ozt, or 14 grams. Condition

Including a very unusual pair of tongs marked SR in rectangular touch mark, engraved M.N., 7 1/2" long; plus ladle marked E.& D. Kinsey (Cincinnati) with rat twist handle and engraved geometric & flor

American, mid 19th century, twist stem, engraved decoration on handle, gilt bowl, marks for Duhme & Co. (Cincinnati, Ohio, working 1844-1910), monogram, 8.86 oz. T., 12-1/2 in.,. Provenance: Private C

Cincinnati, Ohio jewelers and silversmiths, 1839-1887, engraved with stylized floral and case handle, marked with Duhme & Co., hallmark and 238, engraved with entwined initials TEB, gold washed interi

Punch Ladle, Cincinnati Coin Silver, 12.5" x 4", Marked E & D Kinsey, Circa 1836-1850, Total Weight Of 150 Grams, Janice Gill Collection

Circa 1840. Each in good overall condition. Handles having monograms. L8 1/4" 78 grams standard

L. Seewald, 18th century Ohio and two hallmarked arm/hammer, crown and lion passant. 4 ozt.

(lot of 21) American coin silver tablespoons and teaspoons by Edward & David Kinsey, N. Matson, and Joseph Seymour; together with 19th century silver plate tablespoons, teaspoons, and ladle, 8.36 troy

AMERICAN COIN .900 SILVER TABLESPOONS Late 19th and early 20th century American coin .900 silver tablespoons. Makers include: B.E. Morse Williams C.T. Hockridge</

19th century; marked 'P.A. Lafee' for Powell A. Lafee of Dayton, Ohio (active 1850s-1870s); approximately 13 grams; Provenance: The Estate of Joan Benny, Beverly Hills; 8 3/4 inches

A set of six forks marked for David I. Kinsey circa 1850 and a set of four spoons marked for Edward and David Kinsey circa 1845. Dimensions: The forks are 7 3/4" long and the spoons are 8 1/2" long. T

WEEKLY COIN & CURRENCY AUCTIONS ESTIMATE $120 - $150.

WEEKLY COIN & CURRENCY AUCTIONS ESTIMATE $120 - $150.