3 NY Agricultural Coin Silver Beakers

3 Coin Silver beakers with flared rims and feet, each engraved "Premium Awarded by the NY State Ag. Soc. Syracuse Sept. 30, 1841. Marked G.W. & H. in rectangle for Gale, Wood & Hughes, working New Yor

Six (6) coin silver julep cups or beakers including 3 Agricultural Premiums, all with molded and reeded rims and tapering sides. 1st item: Coin silver mint julep cup engraved "Premium" to one side, ba

Antique American coin silver beaker, monogrammed "G". [3 1/4 inches high] 5.3 ozt..

Antique American Coin silver julep cup (beaker) inscribed "Danville KY Standard *P.L.T.*". [3 1/4 inches high]. 4.7 ozt.

St. Louis, Missouri agricultural coin silver julep cup or beaker, with reeded footring and flared reeded lip, marked on underside R. BEAUVAIS in rectangle, and ST. LOUIS in second rectangle (Rene Beau

Three (3) coin and sterling silver julep cups or beakers, all with tapering sides, reeded rim and footrings, including one (1) with incuse marks for Jaccard & Co, working St. Louis, Missouri, active 1

Group of (3) 19th century American coin silver cups including (2) beakers with molded lip, monogrammed to body, "LGS" and stamped to underside, "Marquand & Co. New York" (mark used 1834-1839). 3.125"H

Four American Coin Silver Beakers Various makers, 19th Century comprising an example by John C. Farr, Philadelphia, PA; O.C. Forsyth, New York, NY; Talbott, Bailey & Co, Indianapolis, IN; and H. Hudso

the bowl possibly English, hallmarked "HS", other mark (marks rubbed). Dents; bowl with base repair. Largest: 3 3/4" high, 5" wide. Weight: 5.170 OZT. Provenance: Property of a CT Estate. *No credit c

Early 18th century German coin silver beaker, the bottom has the Augsburg hallmark and maker's mark of PS. Good condition, some small dents at bottom rim. Weighs 118 grams or 3.8 troy ounces. Measures

An American Coin Silver Beaker Zebulon Smith, Bangor, ME, Circa 1820 marked on underside 4 ozt 3 dwt Height 3 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann Black Smyth, Santa Fe, New Mexico, So

American Southern Kentucky Coin Silver Beaker/Julep Cup by William Kendrick, Louisville, Kentucky c.1835. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Good Condition w/ Minor Dents.Dimensions: H-3.75" x Dia-3.5"Weigh

Antique Coin Silver Beaker Cup by G Eoff. Hallmarked. Measures 3.5 inches in height.

Together with two sterling silver handled cups, and Russian kiddish cup, total weight approx. 17 T.O. Beaker, 3-1/2"h.

A COIN SILVER BEAKER. American, c.1800. On round base with hand wrought body and early American monogram. 3.7” tall.

John Kitts & Co. American coin silver beakers or julep cups, set of two, stamped maker's marks underside. 3.75" H x 3" diameter. Approx: 9.72 ozt.

12 ANTIQUE COIN SILVER SPOONS, J. NAILEEN N.Y., 6.3 TOZ

American Southern Kentucky Coin Silver Beaker/Julep Cup by William Kendrick, Circa 1835. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good Condition. With minor dents due to age. Dimensions: Dia-3.25", H-3.

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

Eleven - 19th C. Teaspoons, Fiddleback, coin silver, includes: 3-G. Gordon, NY, NY, 1800, four English touch marks, early 19th C; four Harvey Lewis, Phila Pa 1811; 6"l, 6.85 ozts TW. CONDITION: Very g

3 Piece NY Yankee Coin Set, in plastic case in fitted case, 100 years of The New York Yankees, proof set, matched numbers (1) solid bronze, (1) one troy ounce .999 fine silver and (1) one troy ounce .

Includes an R. Wallace & Sons serving spoon; a Tiffany & Co. serving spoon with pierced bowl; 3 coin silver spoons by A.C. Benedict 28 Bowery, NY; a J. Field coin silver spoon; Gorham teaspoon with pu

German silver beaker decorated with coins, commemorative, war "Ein Andenkes de Ungorshen Kriges der anfing den 23. Mai u. endugte sich den 14. Oktober 1849".note, with extensive explanation (see image

Three (3) Coin Silver Mint Julep Cups with beaded rims, all marked on base for John Kitts, Louisville, KY (working 1843-1878; this mark used circa 1836-1874). Includes 1 agricultural premium cup engra