A PETER KRIDER COIN SILVER SAUCE LADLE WITH EXHI

Sixteen (16) coin silver and early sterling silver items, including Peter Krider Medallion Ladle and Creamer, Gorham salt cellars, and Maryland and North Carolina flatware. 1st item: Peter L. Krider (

Working 1832-1846 Charleston, S.C. King style pattern. 7.25 long inches. 2.08oz.

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY COIN SILVER SAUCE LADLE, backward-tipped fiddle back handle with pointed shoulders, marked to the back "R.E. SMITH" for Richard Ewing Smith, Louisville, KY (active 1821-1849), wit

DESCRIPTION: Peter L. Krider coin silver ewer or pitcher. With Krider hallmark and "J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philada". Circa 1850-1860. Full scrolled handle on body with domed pedestal foot. MEASUREMENTS:

Coin silver compote made by Peter L. Krider (Philadelphia, 1821 - 1895) and retailed by J.E. Caldwell & Co., marked to underside, monogrammed and dated 1858.H: approx. 6 3/4".Dia: approx. 11".Weight:

KENTUCKY COIN SILVER SPOONS AND SAUCE LADLE, LOT OF FIVE, each having a fiddle handle with pointed shoulders, comprising a set of a teaspoon and a tablespoon with engraved "EC" initials by T

An American Coin Silver Medallion Pattern Sauce Ladle by Albert Colesmark of Albert Coles of New York, New York City, active 1835-1877, period monogram to underside of handle, faint gold wash to bowl.

Peter L. Krider Philadelphia coin silver water pitcher, retailed by J.E. Caldwell & Co., baluster form, the body with chased floral and vine motif and central cartouche monogrammed LCO (?) and reverse

A Three Piece Peter Krider Medallion Pattern Coin Silver Yo

Peter L. Krider Philadelphia American coin silver julep cup, circa 1855. Marked PLK Standard makers mark to the underside as well as W. Kendrick Louisville KY retailers mark. Weight Approx., 4.63 ozt

Set of eight (8) 19th century Peter L. Krider (American Silversmith, Philadelphia 1821-1895) forks measure 6 in. long. Weigh 188 grams. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via

Three items of silver flatware comprising a Geo III silver table spoon hallmarked London 1811, maker Peter & William Bateman, a silver sauce ladle hallmarked Sheffield 1968, maker Payne & Son, and a s

American ladle. Small coin silver ladle for sauce or mustard, Jenny Lind pattern by Albert Coles 5.5"L .77toz.

Gorham hand hammered sterling sauce boat with under tray #A9189 and #A9190. Together with a delicate ladle with floral embossed handle and vermeil-washed helmet-form bowl marked coin. 6 1/2 inches (an

A George Jensen "Silver Acorn pattern sauce ladle, an American coin silver Castor spoon, Gorham sterling sugar tongs, International "Joy" pattern sterling butter knife and a sterling ladle. Approx. 5.

1) sterling silver sauce ladle, mark of Peter, Ann and William Bateman, London, 1803; 2) sterling silver sugar tongs, maker initials AO, possibly Alexander Osborne, London, circa 1765; 2.55 ozt.

1- A George III sterling silver sauce ladle, London 1796 by Peter & Ann Bateman 7 1/8". 2- A George III sterling silver sauce ladle, London 1785 by George Smith II, 7 1/8". Monogrammed. Weight combine

Philadelphia, active 1850-1874, retailed by George W Webb; comprising two sauce ladles and a punch ladle, each with a shaped gilt bowl, the terminal with applied bull's head, the underside with monogr

Aesthetic sauce ladle with spout bowl, the scroll handle with three stem neck and a spade form terminal featuring foliate decoration on a stipple background, marked coin, 8". Collection of place spoon

Including seven Gorham sterling forks and six teaspoons,1864; one Ball, Black & Co. sterling fork and sauce ladle, c.1851-1876; four John Cook sterling teaspoons, 1867; and a coin silver serving spoon

Lot of (13) Assorted Pieces, various makers and patterns, including: (4) serving spoons, (3) forks, (2) Pie/cake servers, (1) sauce ladle, (1) fish knife, and (2) small spoons; 26.96 ozt tw. Surface w

to include one National Trust replica of a tablespoon by E Lownes; nine assorted 19th century tablespoons; one place spoon; four teaspoons; two sauce ladles; one sugar shell; and one mustard ladle. 28

Pennsylvania, all with bright cut decoration, including soup ladle with marks for John David (working 1755-1793), monogram, 14 in.; six spoons 6-3/4 in. and similar sauce ladle 8-1/2 in. with marks fo

includes 12 spoons, 2 small sauce ladles and a fork, various makers including S. Melick, S D Rockwell, A. Whitney, W. White, George C Howe, W&H, etc., 2 spoons with bowl splits, 1 ladle bowl misshapen