AMERICAN COIN SILVER SUGAR BOX, C. 1790

an intricately worked scissor form sugar tong marked "IC", possibly John Coburn, Boston (1725-1803). Coburn was born in York, Maine and was active in Boston from 1745 to 1790. A closely related exampl

American Federal Coin Silver Coffee and Tea Service, Joseph Lownes (1758-1820), c. 1790-1810, act. Philadelphia 1780-1820, incl. coffee pot, teapot, covered sugar, creamer, waste bowl and tea caddy (w

Rare American Colonial Coin Silver Covered Sugar Bowl, by Daniel Boyer, Boston Mass, Circa 1770. Fully Hallmarked. Also with Period Monograms of Dates & Names. Condition: Generally Good Condition. Cou

1- S. Kirk & Son Sterling Silver "Repousse" Ice Tongs. No monograms 6 5/8". 2- American Coin Silver 19th c. Sugar Tongs by Motts NY. Monogrammed 6 1/4". Weight approximately 110 grams. PROVENANCE: A P

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.

This is an antique American coin silver ladle made by Isaac Hutton of Albany, NY (active c.1790-1830). Monogrammed "LC". 14" long. 5.4ozt.

Antique American Colonial Coin Silver Sugar Caster by Daniel Boyer, Boston, MA, c.1775. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good. Old Separation of Silver in 1 Area & Design Monogram. Dimensions: H

(9) Pcs sterling & coin silver, c/o Newport #16321 footed sugar bowl & creamer, Newport #1663 9" x 5-1/2" oval tray, (6) bamboo form drink spoons, J Bowman American coin silver sugar spoon, 10.67 TO

Antique American Colonial Coin Silver Tea Pot by Joseph Richardson, Philadelphia, PA, c.1790. See "Joseph Richardson & Family, Fales" 1974, Page 190, Figure 169. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimens

Monogrammed, Greek key borders, floral design handle, with makers mark, F.W. Cooper & Co. (Francis W. Cooper, New York, C 1841). Together with silver porringer, with engraved inscription, total weight

Antique American Oak combination Spoon Rack and slide top Candle Box. Included with the box are 6 19th c. American Coin Silver Spoons, 4 matching are by J. Doll, New York. There is also a coin silver

Group of American Coin and Sterling Silver Flatware, late 19th c., incl. Towle "Stuart" sugar shell, l. 5 5/8 in., and 5 Whiting "Pompadour" demitasse spoons, l. 3 7/8 in., all with gilt bowls, wt. 1.

6 pc American coin silver tea service by Brown & Seal, Philadelphia, c 1810, consisting of coffee pot, 2 tea pots, creamer, sugar, waste bowl, monogram, height of coffee pot 9 3/4", pots with original

American coin silver cream jug and silver bowl, each with band of repousse floral decoration above a lobed round body and double C scroll handles, raised on a stepped circular foot with floral banding

Comprising: two sugar shells , one marked for E.T. Adell, the other a sterling example marked for Blood and Hix a tablespoon marked for C. J. Wingate, a serving spoon marked for G.S. and G.L. Rogers,

William Thompson NY, (3) piece silver tea service, c. 1830, American, likely coin silver, including a matching creamer and lidded sugar bowl cast with vine and shell border ornamentation raised on cir

Group of Sterling Silver & Coin Silver Articles, American, 19th/20th C., Includes a pitchers, 2 weighted compotes, boxes, flatware, a soap box, salt and pepper, small dishes, etc., small lobed dish is

A lovely and scarce American Art Deco, Ladies sterling silver hinged jewelry box with original key. Pink velvet fitted interior and tray, Height 2 in. x Width 4. 5 in. x Depth 3.75 in., no monogram, m

John Sayre, New York (American,1771-1852) active 1796-1818, shaped coin silver tea set service, three pieces comprising a teapot with wooden handle, creamer / cream pitcher and covered sugar, engraved

Winner shall receive the exact coins (20) shown here. (JM)

Early American Coin Silver Sugar Bowl & Creamer. Unmarked. Ornated hand worked decoration with rolling hills, windmills, churches, and a well. Cast finial, arms, and banding. Sugar bowl measures 10x8x

Covered, monogrammed, raised on four ball feet, weight approx. 14 T.O. 7-1/4"h to top of finial.

oval, by P & M S, 4" X 7", pedestal base, swing handle, elaborate engraving, circa 1840, no monogram, excellent, 214 grams.

AMERICAN COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS, LOT OF FOUR, comprising an example with shell-form tips marked for William M. Wise, Brooklyn, NY (active 1834-1903), an example marked for Alexander Gordon, New York,