A Pair of Coin Silver Salvers c. 1825

Circa 1825-1835 American coin silver pot by John Belknap Jones of Boston. Unmarked. Height 9" Total weight 1025 grams

Jones, Ball, and Poor Boston pure coin silver round footed tray, circa 1850. Beautiful hand chased foliate scrolls and florals to the center of the tray and around the rim. An indistinguishable monogr

19th century pair of coin silver circular footed salvers, George Brower & Charles H. Rusher, New York City, NY, circa 1840, having reeded rims, resting on three swept scrollwork feet. Lightly chased f

A PAIR OF IRISH SILVER AMORIAL SALVERS, Dublin c.1834, makers mark of James Le Bas, each of shaped circular form, with raised pie crust rim, the centre engraved with central crest and motto 'POST FUNE

AMERICAN COIN SILVER CLASSICAL 3 PC TEA SET C. 1825 APPROX. 63.5 TROY OZ

Pair American stag handled coin silver salts, 20th c., monogrammed "AM", touch marks to one base, not tested, approx. 6.3ozt., 3"h x 5.5"w Provenance: Palmetto Hall: The Jay P. Altmayer Family Collect

set of 4 Brinsmaid & Hildreth Burlington, VT 19th c. coin silver teaspoons, pair of N. Harding Boston teaspoons (matching monogram to Brinsmaid spoons), J. Bachman spoon 7 pcs. Total 6" approx. 2.7 tr

Pair of Kirk Coin Silver Repousse Master Salt Cellars, c. 1828-1846, floral and phoenix bird repousse, mandarin mask feet, gilt interior, h. 2 1/4 in., dia. 3 1/2 in., wt. 8.95 troy ozs.

Robert and William Wilson, Philadelphia, active c.1825-1846. Goblet-form, on a domed foot, with trailing floral garland, inscribed "Presented to Simon Jacoby Esq. by the Congregation House of Israel a

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

NY C. 1825, W/ ASSOCIATED SHEFFIELD PLATED OVAL TRAY (APPROX. 125 TROY OX)

(24) Pcs R&W Wilson coin silver flatware, Philadelphia PA, etched shield with assorted monograms, c 1825-1846, 33.685 TO, c/o (12) 7-7/8" dinner forks, (5) 6-5/8" salad forks, (6) 9" tablespoons, serv

Robert and William Wilson (Pennsylvania, c. 1825-1846). Group of six matching fiddle tipt coin silver table spoons. Appropriately marked. Approx. 9" each, 10.7 ozt.

(6) R&W Wilson coin silver teaspoons, Philadelphia PA, fiddle back, 2-letter monogram, c 1825-1846, 6.36 TO

Matched pair of Antique American 19th c. Coin Silver Serving / Rice Spoons in a traditional fiddle pattern. Made by R.&W. Wilson, Philadelphia, circa 1830. Robert and William Wilson operated in Philad

This is a fine pair of antique American coin silver serving spoons made by Samuel Macomber Taber of Providence, Rhode Island (Active c. 1824-1852). Each is monogrammed "E. Holmes". 8 3/4" Length. The

Joel Sayre, New York (American,1778-1818) active 1798-1818, coin silver footed salver with gadrooned border, maker's mark: "J.Sayre," circa 1800. 1.25" H x 9" diameter. Approx 13.78 ozt.

Pair of Gorham Coin Silver Master Salts in the Neoclassical Taste, c. 1855-1860, shell and anthemion rim, ram's head and hoof feet, retain traces of gilt wash to interiors, h. 1 5/8 in., dia. 2 3/4 in

Pair C 1830s Curtiss & Stiles Coin Silver Spoons. Pair of large scale antique American circa 1830-40s coin silver spoons made by Curtis & Stiles in Woodbury, Connecticut. Each is hallmarked and measur

Pair C 1830s Curtiss & Stiles Coin Silver Spoons. Pair of large scale antique American circa 1830-40s coin silver spoons made by Curtis & Stiles in Woodbury, Connecticut. Each is hallmarked and measur

A pair of Spanish silver 'cob' coins, c. 17th Century, shipwreck beach finds, the largest bearing the crest of Spain and the smaller with adhering shells. 40 x 38 mm, (23.38g) & 28 x 29 mm, (12.51g).

Pair of Antique American Southern Virginia Coin Silver Salt Cellars by Thomas B. Campbell, Winchester, VA. c.1815 Condition: Generally Very Good w/ Period Monograms. Dimensions: L-4" x W-2.5" x H-2.1"

A collection of Philadelphia coin silver: pair of spectacles, tablespoons and teaspoons 18th and 19th century Including a pair of spectacles with mark of John C. McAllister (1753-1830); a bright-cut,

Pair of small pitchers by Joel Shoemaker, Philadelphia. Both are hand crafted and monogrammed. Larger is 6"h x 6.75"w x 3.25"d