A Group of Baltimore Coin Silver Spoons

Comprising: a pair of tablespoons c. 1815 by Jacob Walter, five teaspoons by John C. Justice, a tablespoon marked WH (possibly William Hughes), a tablespoon by Thomas J. Brown, a pair of teaspoons by

monogrammed, comprising six tablespoons, five marked "B & S San Francisco, CA", seven teaspoons, one marked "S. Hoyt Pearl St.", other marks rubbed. Use wear, edge wear, dings to Hoyt spoon. Largest:

Some with American Eagle and stamped Buffalo. 12.6 coin silver. Max L 6"

Four large coin silver serving spoons by Phillip Sadtler of Baltimore Maryland circa 1824. Length 8-5/8" Total weight of the four is 228 grams

American, 19th Century, Tea spoon size, monograms, condition and makers vary: Moulton, Palmer and Bachelder, William Smith, Adams, Young, Rob Gray, Sanborn, Littlefield, Bigelow, Brewer, Valentine and

American, 19th Century, tea spoon size, monograms, condition and makers vary: Galt, Harding, Ormsby, Prindle, Marble, Dana, Huges & Hall, Rogers, James Dixon and many more. Total weight: 33 OZT

Group of American 20th C coin silver spoons. 20.49 ozt. Dimensions:Longest 9" Property from the Collection of Scott Newman & Gregory Long.

Comprising: a set of ten teaspoons by William Brown circa 1840, a fork by Samuel Kirk c. 1830 and a sugar shell marked for Canfield Bro. and Co. Dimensions: From 6" to 7 3/4" long, the total approxima

The Newark makers are: Benjamin Mayo, J and S Baldwin, and George & Silas Downing, the Trenton makers are Samuel and Edmund Roberts, the New Brunswick makers are Jacques Cortelyou, Samuel Baker and El

A set of eleven teaspoons by Eugene Jaccard and Co. A single serving spoon by the same maker and a serving spoon marked for Monroe and DeFriez. All mid 19th century. Dimensions: From 6" to 8 3/4" long

nine small spoons. Various makers including Garland of New York. Steele of Hartford and Evans of New Jersey. All of used condition. Total weight 10.175 troy ounces.

Group of Coin Silver Spoons Including Medallion: 5 serving spoons, 2 medallion spoon and fork. All signed different makers and manufacturers.

14 Coin Silver Spoons of various makers 19th. century.  Sugar Shell Spoons, Mustard Spoon, Baby Spoon, Tea Spoons. Condition: Very Good Dimension: Length-7"

comprising a pair of tablespoons by Littleton Holland of Baltimore (active 1800-1847), a teaspoon by Hugh Gelston of Boston, MA (active c. 1816-1830) and Baltimore, MD (active 1816-1833), a shell suga

Approx. 230 grams combined. Ca. Second quarter to third quarter 19thC. Excellent with no bends or breaks or repairs. Andrew Ellicott Warner Sr., Baltimore Maryland. Engraved stag mono's.

Comprising 7 tablespoons, and 3 teaspoons, with monograms, total weight approx. 13 T.O. Longest 9-1/2"l

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF FIVE, two tablespoons and three place spoons, each having backward-tipped fiddle back handle with pointed shoulders, marked to the back "S. KIRK / 10.15"

A Group of Coin Silver Spoons 6 total, each engraved with initials N.L.T. Length of each 5 3/4 inches.

Nineteenth century - Large group of mostly sterling souvenir spoons, a few table spoons, soup spoons and serving pieces. Small group of coin silver spoons. Mostly American, a few with English hallmark

stamped by various makers including Beggs, Skamp, Grew, etc. 7 1/4" high, 1 3/8" wide. Gross weight: 34.410 OZT. Scuffing, denting, age & use wear. Provenance: Property from a Woodbury CT Estate. *No

Including examples by John Murdock, Stephen Emery and Zebulon Stanton. approx 15.0 ozt

group of American coin silver spoons. 2 8"l tablespoons by Seymour Hoyt (1817-1865). 6 6"l teaspoons by William Roe (Albany, Kingston, Troy and New York, NY) Hallmarked, monogrammed. 6.5 troy oz. 8 pc

Group of Philadelphia Coin Silver Spoonsincludes a serving spoon with mark reading "McNear Coin" likely for William McNeare (circa 1828-1833) or William McNeir (circa 1835-1848), bright-cut "A" monogr

All mid 19th century, comprising: a pair of large tablespoons by James E. Brindsmaid, a pair of teaspoons by Morillo Noyes, a pair of tablespoons by Charles Wyman, a sauce ladle by J and J Hall, a cof