2 Virginia Coin Silver Spoons, Johnson & Reat

(6) Coin silver serving spoons to include (3) 1840's Johnson and Godley, New York, coin silver fiddleback spoons, 8-5/8", RB coin silver fiddleback serving spoon, 8-1/2"L, Curtis, Candee & Stiles, Woo

including two Kirk Repousse berry spoons, monogram, 7-1/2 in. and 5-1/4 in. bon bon; coin silver spoon, marks for Mitchell & Tyler (Richmond, Virginia, working 1845-1866), 8-3/8 in., 4.57 oz. T. total

.All are American Coin Silver. All are monogrammed. Benjamin Barton Virginia 9 1/4". Etched Scroll marked Coin 8 1/2". W. Brown & Son Etched with Florals 8 3/4". Weight on all approximately 164 grams.

19TH AMERICAN COIN & STERLING SILVER SERVING PIECES: 1.) 3 JOHNSON & GODLEY STERLING FIDDLE TIP SPOONS: Albany, N.Y., 1843 - 1854, 8.75"l. 2.) Dominick & Haff Large serving spoon, 7.75"l. 3.) Towle st

Made by J. Williams & Son, Lynchburg, VA, who was known for coin silver. Total weight approx. 2.64 ozt.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA COIN SILVER SPOONS, SET OF SIX, backward-tipped fiddle back citrus or tea spoons, marked to back "R. MATHEWS" in rectangle, for Richard Mathews, Charlottesville, VA (active 1

A grouping of sterling silver and 2 coin silver spoons. The sterling includes a Bailey, Banks & Biddle baby's feeding dish engraved with children and prose around the apron, 2 other baby cups, and an

mid 19th century, rounded fiddle handles, monogram, marks for Campbell & Polk (Winchester, Virginia, 1850-1856), 5-3/4 in. Provenance: Ruth and Ed Bridgeforth, Winchester, Virginia

Eight Virginia Coin Silver Spoons, mark of Thomas NowlanPetersburg and Richmond, Virginia, circa 1866, each with matching script monogram. 7 in. 7.60 total troy oz. Thomas Nowlan was a silversmith act

to include one by "Mitchell & Tyler" monogramed with "R" and three by William Mitchell Jr. monogramed with "RB," both from Richmond VA, all marked. 5.5 in.

With unidentified pseudo mark. 1.3 ozt. Each 6" long. Monogrammed. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and wi

Approx 6 1/8" long and total weight is approx 40 grams

Tablespoon marked E. Shaw, 8.75" long & place spoon marked Palmer Bachelders & Co. 2.2 troy oz.

2 COIN SILVER SPOONS J.W CORTELYOW NJ SILVER SMITH. 1.025 TROY OUNCES, 5 1/2 IN L

Richmond, Virginia Coin Silver Spoon marked "Chas Gennet" for Charles Gennet, Jr., active in Richmond 1837-1866. 7 1/4" L 0.995 troy oz. Discovered in a Moorefield, WVa. estate.

(lot of 24) Collection of sterling, coin, and silver plate flatware, including: (2) coin silver spoons, Boston, MA, c. 1850, stamped Bailey Kettell & Chapman pure coin, with monogram, 6"l; (3) spoons,

Two (2) coin silver spoons from Baltimore, MD maker William Whetcroft, with hand engraving to the underside and monogramming. 2.64 ozt. Each 7.5" lg.

4 sterling salts with cobalt blue liner (1 is damaged), 1 open salt, covered relish jar with cobalt blue liner, 1 pewter salt spoon, 2 sterling spoons, 2 coin silver spoons on silver plate tray, 20th

INCLUDING: (8) GLASS PLACE CARD HOLDERS, (2) COIN SILVER SPOONS (MRKD. JAMES WATTS) AND UNUSUAL SILVERPLATE BUD VASE OR HOLDER WITH CRAWLING CHILD (MEASURES 4" H.)

(2) COIN SILVER SPOONS AND (1) .800 SILVER WITH FOUR BRONZE AND PORCELAIN HANDLED KNIVES (3 SPOONS 5.80 OZT) SIZE: SPOONS ARE 8 1/2" L

This lot includes several pieces of pewter and silver including 2 Stieff Pewter Bowls and 3 Stieff Pewter Spoons, an Old Colonial Pewter Pitcher and a Set of 2 Coin Silver Spoons (CP-87-95)

1st item: Kentucky coin silver serving or tablespoon marked A BLANCHARD in rectangle with eagle pseudohallmark for Asa Blanchard, working Lexington circa 1808-1838 (mark used circa 1820-1838), plain f

2 coin silver serving spoons with medallions at handles

There are four teaspoons by C. Johnson (1824-1831) Albany NY monogrammed WB. There are four tea spoons by George Waterman (c. 1850) Albany NY, monogrammed E.B. Total weight 119.9 grams