Three American Silver Coffin-End Table Spoons, John &

Six early 19th century American coin silver serving / table spoons. Comprised of three spoons by John Owen Jr, Philadelphia, active c.1804-1840. Two spoons by J.B. McFadden, Pittsburg, active c.1840,

2 - AMERICAN COIN SILVER TABLE SPOONS - JOHN MUNRO - CHARLESTON 1785-1809 - 3.8 OZT Dimensions: 8 1/2"

John Burger, New York, NY, circa 1800, pointed oval with bright cut engraving, original monogram on front with later 19th century mono on verso, L. 8 5/8 in., (9.86 oz.t.) [306.7 g.]

Six American coin silver French Thread table spoons by John L. Westervelt, Newburgh, NY 1848. Monogrammed. Dimensions: 8.75" L. 13.33 ozt.

Three Tennessee coin silver table spoons, marked "J. M. SMITH" (John M. Smith, Nashville, working 1834-1835); each with name engraved on handle "J. E. Gee"; each approx. 8 3/8"L; one with large split

Alfred G. Welles. Boston. 23 coin silver coffin end spoons. 1) 9 large serving spoons. 9.5in length. 2) 12 tablespoons 7.25in length. 3) 2 ladles. 7.5in length. All circa 1800-1810. 28 ozt total weigh

DESCRIPTION: Seven American coin silver table spoons. Philadelphia, 19th century. Includes four 9" spoons marked "Bailey & Co." with pseudo stamp marks and three 9-3/8" spoons marked "E. Lownes". Mono

An example by John Matthew Miksch, Bethlehem, PA, another by Caleb Beal, (Mass.) and the third with eagle decoration by J. Doll, New York City. All Dimensions: From 5" to 5 1/2" long. The total approx

Group of 10 American silver spoons, comprising a table spoon and a pair of spoons, marked: "R.H Baily," three monogrammed teaspoons set, marked: "OD & Tobey," a sugar shell, inscribed: "Nellie," and m

A group of four sterling silver tablespoons. Three George III spoons. Hallmarks: 1) Edinburgh, Scotland, 1806, John Zeigler, 2) London 1802, William Eley, 3) London 1801, Godbehere, Wigan & Bult. The

5 pieces coin silver by Benjamin McKenny Riggs, working Paris, Kentucky 1825-1839. Includes 1 coffin end cream ladle, 2 fiddle pattern tablespoons,1 fiddle teaspoon and 1 fiddle swell teaspoons, all m

Three John R. Wendt Bird Sterling Silver TablespoonsNew York, 1865 patent, Bernhard D. Beiderhase designer, each with retailer mark of William Moore (active 1869-1896), and period "MAP" monogram. 8 5

Ten (10) pcs Virginia and Washington, DC area coin silver flatware. 1st-6th items: 6 Virginia coin silver table or serving spoons with coffin end handles, all monogrammed MPD and marked W. WILLIAMS in

Including: (5) English (not marked sterling) and (4) American examples by F. Curtis, William Moulton, M & H etc. 8 1/2 inches (and under). 15.34 troy ounces

A Group of American Silver Table Utensils Whiting Mfg. Co. and Towle Silversmiths comprising three Whiting Mfg. Co. tablespoons in Louis XV pattern, two Towle tablespoons, three Towle soup spoons, t

Group of Early American Silver Table Articles Comprising a meat skewer marked WH, probably for William Haverstick, Philadelphia, circa 1780; a knife; a salt spoon and three thimbles. Length of skewer

(lot of 15) American silver "Fiddleback" flatware group consisting of three coin silver tablespoons by J. Burritt & Son, four sterling silver place spoons by Gorham, two place spoons by Alan & Co., an

Group of American Coin Silver Tableware including a Pitman porringer, an L&C ladle, two demitasse spoons, and three tablespoons, lg. to 12 1/4 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonh

comprising Stieff "Rose" gravy boat, five Stieff tablespoons, four Kirk "Rose" dinner knives, Gorham sugar caster, three bobeches, two German napkin rings, and four sterling mounted cut glass coasters

Coin Silver Lot . (4) J.B. Jones Shell pattern coffin ended spoons, pair of 19th c tongs unmarked, N. Harnig & Co. pie server, pr of tablespoons Lowell & Senter, Olive pattern spreader & 3 others. Tot

A coffin ended tablespoon by Ebenezer Moulton Boston Circa 1795. Together with a picture back table spoon by Jesse Zane. Wilmington, Delaware. Circa 1795. The Zane spoon is a particularly fine example

17 coin silver spoons incl. many American 19th c. makers, tablespoons, teaspoons, salt spoon, coffin top, fiddle stem, and shell back 10.9 troy oz

various makers and monograms; including tablespoons and teaspoons of varying size; mostly New England makers, two or three pieces by St. Louis makers. 49.7 total troy oz. Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Ra

American, 19th century. A group of thirty-two pieces of coin silver flatware by various makers, including:  nine tablespoons, including three by R. & W. Wilson of Philadelphia, PA; each approx. lg. 9