2 COIN SILVER LADLES, CIRCA 1780-1840

(1.) C. 1780-1820, MONOGRAMMED "LB" 15 1/4" LONG 216.6g. (2.) CIRCA 1820-1840, MONOGRAMMED "WS" 13" LONG, 172.5g

John Polhamus Olive Coin Silver Ladlecirca 1840, retailer mark of Augustus H. Hayden of Charleston, South Carolina, with period script monogram. 11 3/4 in. 6.10 total troy oz. From the Collection of t

A grouping of fifty-nine coin silver utensils including large ladle and stuffing spoon circa 1840. Weighable silver (coin): 65.00 troy ounces. Width: 12" Depth: 4" (largest)

Ladle marked Lows, Ball & Company, (Boston circa 1840), L: 7 1/4". Butter knife inscribed 1855, marked J. Hollister Pure Silver (Julius Hollister Hartford CT or Greenfield, MA).

Coin Silver Porringer Circa 1780 By John Gibbs Providence Rhode Island. Fully Hallmarked. Provenance: Long Island New York Collection. Dimensions: Total L 7.75", Total H 2' Weight: 7.6 Ozt, 237 gr. Pl

Monumental Coin Silver 2 Handle Tea and Coffee Tray by Ball Thompkins & Black. New York. Circa 1840. Monogrammed.Condition: Generally Good condition. Dimensions- Handle to Handle L 31", W 20"Weight- 4

John Curry Philadelphia coin silver creamer cup, circa 1840. Etched leaves to the base and top rim. John Curry Philadelphia coin silver mark to the underside base. Weight Approx., 2.12 ozt Measures Ap

Coin silver pieces, marked 'Wm. S. Humphreys' and 'Hastings.' 1.2 ozt total weight. Approximately 6 inches each. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything

Coin Silver 3 Bottle Condiment Cruet set Circa 1840 By Lincoln and Foss, Boston Mass. Fully Hallmarked. Provenance: Long Island New York Collection. Dimensions: Total H 8" Weighable Silver 196.2 gr. 6

Teapot with bird head spout, 8 1/2" high sugar and catch bowl, 82.9 troy ounces circa 1840

Oval, gold interiors, pedestal bases, monogram "B", unmarked, tested and guaranteed, 170 grams. 2 1/2" X 4", 2" tall, circa 1840.

of Philadelphia, PA., Olive pattern, circa 1840, 8 1/2", monogrammed "Conquest", 57 grams.

DESCRIPTION: An antique silver ladle with twisted wood carved handle and silver coin adorned ladle. Total Weight: 90 Grams CIRCA: 19th Ct. ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS: H: 16" x W: 2.5" x L: 3.75" Total

Gerardus Boyce, New York, circa 1830-1840; an over-sized service comprising a coffee pot (11 1/2" high), a hot water pot (12 1/4" high), a creamer (7 3/4" high), a covered sugar bowl (10" high), and a

Early American Coin Silver Soup Ladle by Burnett, scarce Georgetown, DC maker, Charles Alexander Burnett, circa 1825, engraved standing lion crest, 13 1/2" long, 202 grams.

Two (2) Circa 1780 Austrian Silver Thalers. Portrait of Empress Maria Theresia of Habsburg and imperial double headed eagle with the arms of Austria on obverse side. Some oxidation to both coins, need

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

1st item: Early small teaspoon, marked W.G in rectangle, attributed to William Gowdy, working Charleston, SC, circa 1757, monogrammed MB. 2nd-3rd items: Two (2) large tablespoons with similar but not

Lot of coin silver circa 1840 and sterling silver circa 1900. Weighable coin silver: 11.1 troy ounces, weighable sterling silver: 1.46 troy ounces. Including 3 large coin silver serving spoons, 7 coin

11 1/2" COIN SILVER LADLE MARKED "A. STOWELL & COMPANY" EMBOSSED ELK HEAD AT END OF HANDLE - OVER 3 TOTAL TROY OUNCES

13" MARKED "EUGENE JACTARD" MEDALLION PATTERN COIN SILVER LADLE CIRCA 1860 OVER 6 TOTAL TROY OUNCES

(2) COIN SILVER ORNATE LADLES (1) 14 1/2" FIGURAL VENUS HANDLE, NO VISIBLE MARKS - (1) 8" WITH BALL ON END OF HANDLE, PATENT 1856 WITH HALLMARKS - BOTH DIPPERS FEATURE EMBOSSED HEAD ON BOWL - BOTH HAV

(2) Sterling & Coin Silver Ladles & Misc. Silver Flatware Largest marked Reed & Barton sterling silver. Smaller marked H & S. Weight 11.7 ozt. Misc. Silver Flatware 35.9 ozt. Max L 15 1/2 in. For new

Two W.M. Root, Pittsfield, MA Coin Silver Tablespoons. Circa 1840. Monogrammed "N.P.R.". 3.24 ozt. 8-5/8"l.