American coin silver chalice by Frederick Marquand,

American coin silver chalice by Frederick Marquand, 1797-1882, NY & Savannah, GA, engraved March 19th, 1840, 6" tall, 8 TO, a couple of small dents

Philadelphia, mid 19th century, paneled sides with dramatic waist, inscribed "Church/Atonement./Philadelphia/1848" and "In Memory of/Mrs. Holly T. Biddle./Nat. January 14 1844/Obt. March 22, 1848.", m

Two piece lot of a Masonic text and fine and early American Coin Silver turned and engraved chalice. The inscription reads “Presente par la de L'Union Francaise N 71 au F George Deloynes V.M. En tem

includes a set of 12 coin silver spoons by Frederick Marquand (Savannah, GA, c.1820) in Shell or King pattern, 6in., and a set of 12 Gorham sterling spoons in King George pattern, 5.75in., all spoons

Coin Silver Water Pitcher marked for Frederick Marquand, (working Savannah, Georgia 1819-1826 and New York City 1826-1839). Tall pitcher with a flared and gadrooned rim and spout, and a foliate repous

19th century, including two King's Style Coin Silver spoons, monograms, marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826 and New York, NY, working 1826-1839) and pseudo hallmarks; fo

American coin silver cream jug and silver bowl, each with band of repousse floral decoration above a lobed round body and double C scroll handles, raised on a stepped circular foot with floral banding

This is an antique American coin silver presentation pitcher made by Ball, Tompkins & Black, successors to Marquand & Co of New York City. Decorated with ornate floral and leaf motifs. Inscribed: "Pre

This is an antique American coin silver presentation pitcher made by Ball, Tompkins & Black, successors to Marquand & Co of New York City. Decorated with ornate floral and leaf motifs. Inscribed: "Pre

American coin silver teapot having a flat tapered body with floral finial on ring footed base. Ball, Tompkins & Black, Marquand & Co. Successors. (34.4 ozt. inclusive). [11" H x 10 1/2" W x 6 1/2" D].

Coin silver pap boat or invalid feeder of oblong form with rolled rim and tapering spout, marked F.M. in rectangle for Frederick Marquand, (working Savannah, Georgia, 1819-1826 and New York City, 1826

American coin silver footed bowl, 19th c., A two-handled bowl on 4 feet marked "Ball, Tompkins & Black, Successors to Marquand & C. New-York. WF", with an eagle and star on either side, 3.25"h x 5.75"

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

early to mid 19th century, including six spoons with marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826 and New York, NY, working 1826-1839) and pseudo hallmarks; one spoon with marks

Eight (8) Piece American Coin Silver Spoons. .900. Mark Ronson, Wenman, Gorham, Lander, Brown Marquand... Total weight: 7.200 troy ounces

CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLIC 1847-NG A 8 REALES SILVER COIN, retaining some luster. Appears VG to F. Not professionally graded.Provenance: Property from a Frederick Co., MD estate.Catalogue Note: The pre

Horn, Presented to Capt. James D. Bulloch possibly Philadelphia, mid 19th century, base with engraved Steam Ship [Black Warrior] and mountains with lighthouse, applied shell, seagulls, barrels and bea

Gerardus Boyce, New York, circa 1830-1840; an over-sized service comprising a coffee pot (11 1/2" high), a hot water pot (12 1/4" high), a creamer (7 3/4" high), a covered sugar bowl (10" high), and a

American Coin Silver Pitcher of Jewish Interest dated A.M. 5602 (1841/42), by Gale, Wood & Hughes, New York, New York, the inverted pear-shaped body decorated with a wide repousse floral band centerin

mark of Henry Haddock, Boston, circa 1850; further marked "Coin" (marked to underside of body); rectangular with gadrooned borders, swing handle, and hinged lid, on a conforming stand with shell feet;

mark of Richard Humphreys, Wilmington, DE, 1771-72, 5 1/8 in. H., 13.70 ozt.

An American Coin Silver Hunt Goblet, Mark of J. Conning, Mobile, Alabamaof substantial size, marked "J. Conning" and "Mobile," the bowl featuring a chased and repoussé vignette of a huntsman on his

an assembled service comprising a coffee pot (9 1/2" high) and a covered sugar bowl (8 3/4" high), each with maker's mark of J. Ward; a creamer(6 1/4" high) with maker's mark of E. Cole; and a waste b

Mid 19th century, crafted in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by Bechtel and Eno. The piece having been exceptionally crafted and hand chased with great detail. The rare horn having Neoclassical dolphins at