5 JOSEPH SHOEMAKER PHILADELPHIA COIN SILVER SPOONS

Lengths 4 3/4" to 5 5/8", weight .7 troy ounces.

ca. 1785-1829 Joseph Shoemaker Philadelphia, PA early American coin silver punch ladle, accompanied by an early 20th c. old Newberry Crafters handwrought Arts and Crafts era sterling silver serving sp

Joseph Anthony, Jr. Coin Silver Spoon, Philadelphia, circa 1790 Marks: J Anthony 8-7/8 inches (22.5 cm) 1.54 troy ounces Property from the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society The spoon, monogr

Colonial America Joseph Richardson Jr. Philadelphia "JR" Silver Tea Spoon c. 1780 Colonial Era Coin Silver Spoon, Twice Hallmarked "JR" and Engraved by Joseph Richardson, Jr., 5.5" long, Engraved Mono

18th c. Joseph Lownes Philadelphia early American coin silver tablespoon with reverse of Hanoverian style lapped bowl decorated with bird bearing an olive branch 9.5" x 1.25" 1.9 troy oz.

Coin silver covered sugar bowl by Joseph Shoemaker, Philadelphia, circa 1800. 6"h x 8"w / 11 Troy oz.

(7) RW Wilson Philadelphia coin silver spoons, 3-letter monogram, 5-3/4" l, 4.705 TO

R & W Wilson Philadelphia, PA Coin Silver Spoons. Circa 1825-1846. Eleven 8-3/4" tablespoons and two 7-1/4" teaspoons. 21.5 ozt.

5 early silver spoons consisting of American coin silver ladle signed Bechtel, German silver table spoon signed Petschler, American coin silver table spoon, Philadelphia coin silver table spoon signed

Each double stamped for the makers Joseph & Nathaniel Richardson. Each is identically monogrammed and dated for 1781. Each also retains remnants of a gold wash. Dimensions: Each is 5" long. The approx

DESCRIPTION: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania coin silver cream pitcher and cup. 19th century. Includes: 1) Cream pitcher marked "J. Shoemaker" for Joseph Shoemaker (1793-1825) of Philadelphia, PA. Monogram

A Set of Five Butler McCarty & Co. Coin Silver Spoons, Philadelphia, mid-19th century Marks: BUTLER MCCARTY & Co., COIN 5-7/8 inches (14.9 cm) (each) 3.19 troy ounces Property from the Eric P.

Philadelphia. 1860s. Monogrammed. 5-3/4" long. RM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to

Joseph Richardson Jr. (1752-1831) Federal period table spoon Philadelphia, Pennsylvania coin silver stamped marks 1 3/4"w x 8 3/4"l

An A. Dubois Coin Silver Table Spoon, Philadelphia, circa 1777 Marks: A.Dubois 9-1/4 inches (23.5 cm) 2.01 troy ounces Property from the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society The spoon monogramm

A group of eleven American coin silver tablespoons. Comprised of a set of 5 tablespoons marked TS for Thomas Shields, Philadelphia, 8.75" long. Together with a set of 6 tablespoons, marked W.M, possib

5.5 to 6 inches, makers, marks include McFadden, RW Wilson, Reed, Dugan, Towle & Jones, Flackman, Ayer’s, Shoemaker, S. Roberts Line Item # 219

A Collection of (24) American Coin Silver Spoonsincluding a set of (6) teaspoons with mark of R. & W. Wilson of Philadelphia, in the King's pattern, "M" monogram (5 5/8 in.); (1) King's pattern spoon

Two by Joseph Hall, Albany, NY ca. 1871, two Maycock Ward Johnson, Albany, NY ca. 1815, and one upstate New York albany spoon. Approximately 1.88 ozt. Five monogrammed. Dimensions:5.8" (longest). Prov

Set of six Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Coin Silver Teaspoons marked Curry & Preston within a cartouche for John Curry & Stephen L. Preston, active 1825 - 1831. 5 3/8" & 5 4/8" L, 2.08 troy oz. Referenc

Two serving spoons and four teaspoons, Thomas Garrett Co., Philadelphia (1841-1855), the spoons are hallmarked for Henry Hebbard & Co., NY. Monogrammed. Dimensions: 8.25" L; 5.75" L. 6.59 ozt.

Large group of R. & W. Wilson coin silver, Philadelphia 1825 - 1850, four fiddle shell dinner spoons 8.75" L, 4 King pattern spoons 8.5" L, nine beaded edge teaspoons 6.25" L, oval ladle with beaded e

A Joseph Shoemaker (1765-1820) Federal sterling silver creamer, made in Philadelphia. 8 in tall x 5 in wide. 5.87 ozt. Provenance: From the estate of Ann Dickinson Dale, Princeton N.J.

Two Classical silver creamersJoseph Shoemaker (1793-1829) and Philip Garrett (1801-1835), Philadelphia, PA, early 19th centuryBoth marked to undersides.H: 5 1/2 in. and 6 1/2 in., Total weight: 15.8 o