Coin silver butter knife, W.B. Stanley, with monogram

FREDERICK J. POSEY, HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND / (WEST) VIRGINIA COIN SILVER BUTTER KNIFE, having a scimitar blade on a forward-tipped fiddle handle with pointed shoulders and an engraved "L" init

T.J. SHEPARD, SR., GEORGETOWN, KENTUCKY COIN SILVER BUTTER KNIFE / SPREADER, a short blunt-tipped blade on a forward-tipped fiddle handle with pointed shoulders and engraved "SN" initials. I

Antique Early 19th C Coin Silver Butter Knives. Made by Currier & Trott. Each measures 7.5 inches in length. Total weight approximately 8.4 standard ounces.

FOUR PIECES OF AMERICAN SILVER FLATWARE1) Wood & Hughes monogrammed coin silver soup ladle. Length 11.25”.2) Alvah Skinner monogrammed coin silver butter knife with strawberry design.3) Sterling

Kentucky Coin Silver Master Butter Knife, Asa Blanchard, Lexington, wc. 1808-1838, marked "A. Blanchard" in rectangle, l. 7 3/4 in. Ref.: Boultinghouse, Marquis. Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, p

A Rare Texas Coin Silver Master Butter Knife, mark of Adolf Bahn & Co.Austin (Travis County), active 1853-1890, marked "A.Bahn & Co." for German immigrant, Ferdinand S. Adolph Bahn, who established a

Antique S. Kirk & Son coin silver crumber knife. Monogram on handle. Marked S. Kirk & Son 1015. Tested for purity. Total weight: 3.41 ozt (106 grams)

(6) JE Caldwell sterling silver butter knives, "R" monogram, 5-7/8" l, 4.88 TO

Includes: (4) teaspoons, each stamped Hildeburn Phila with eagle touch mark, each monogrammed PAH, L-6 1/4"; .77 ozt; (1) butter knife, English sterling with hallmarks, engraved on blade: June 1 1855

Ladle marked Lows, Ball & Company, (Boston circa 1840), L: 7 1/4". Butter knife inscribed 1855, marked J. Hollister Pure Silver (Julius Hollister Hartford CT or Greenfield, MA).

Mobile, Alabama coin silver ladle and butter knife. 1st item: soup or punch ladle with threaded edge handle, marked on back J. Conning and Mobile in separate rectangles. Not monogrammed. 13-1/2"L. 2nd

Spoons are marked COIN 6" lg 16g each (total spoon weight 64 g) | Knives all have weighted handles marked with various manufacturers approx. 7"-7.5" lg each

Three articles of Georgia coin silver flatware including a master butter knife (7 3/4"L), serving spoon (8 1/2"L) and fork (6 3/4"L), all marked "A.H. Dewitt" for Abram Henry Dewitt of Columbus, GA, w

Wood & Hughes Medallion Coin Silver Fruit Knife & Forkcirca 1870, no monogram, presented in the original fitted cased with purple satin and velvet lining. 1.545 total troy oz. From the Collection of t

Partial sterling silver butter spreader flatware knives decorated with a monogram on handles; one knife is larger. Largest knife measures: 5.75in L x 0.75in W. Hallmarked manufacture symbol and PATï�

33 pieces of assorted coin silver flatware, Medallion pattern, comprising a cheese/butter knife, 4 luncheon knives, 3 salad forks, 6 dessert forks, 3 table spoons, 1 place spoon and 15 teaspoons. 7 te

44 pieces, comprising: Kirk repousse pie server and ice cream serving knife with stainless blades, teaspoons, serving spoons, demitasse spoons, sauce ladles, butter knives, sugar tongs, lettuce forks,

Mid 19th century. The lot includes two sets of forks one by J.E. Spear (1846-1849) monogrammed with JMC and another by William G. Whilden & Co monogrammed D. Along with a butter knife by William Carin

4 Serving Pieces, 4 Forks, 7 Spoons, Butter Knife and 2 Salt Spoons - 15 troy ounces

Five Pieces of Virginia Sterling and Coin Silver Flatware, including Mitchell & Tylercoin silver pieces to include: a flat handle master butter knife with mark of Charles F. Greenwood & Bros., Norfolk

3 American Coin Silver Serving Pieces, fancy pie server by F & H, berry spoon by J.B. Ginochio and master butter knife by George Bechtel.

A Group of American Coin Silver Flatware with Grapevine Motif(14) pieces including: a set of (4) forks (6 7/8 in.); (6) teaspoons; a master butter knife; a two-piece knife and fork set by Albert Coles

American, 19th century, all hollow handle, including one butter knife, pseudo hallmarks; nine with melon handles, marks for Albert Cole; four thread handles, marks for R. & W. Wilson (Philadelphia,

3.7 OZT (BOSTON C. 1850); TOGETHER WITH TWO STERLING SILVER BUTTER KNIVES (1 ENGLISH, 1 GORHAM); 3.31 OZT.