Coin Silver Tablespoons

including nine tablespoons by Standish Barry, with armorial device on the terminal, 8 3/4 in. L; four tablespoons by A.E. Warner, with Baltimore assay mark, monogram and armorial device, 9 in. L; 33.9

Including: Set of (5) brightcut marked J.F. ?, WH ? (3) Engraved Willm Redman, GH, (18th c) engraved David Lufkin marked IBL, early rat tail, A. Sawyer and William Little of Newburyport . 21 troy ounc

Six Matching Godfrey Lenhart, York, PA Coin Silver Tablespoons. (b. 1754-d. 1819). Monogrammed with the letters "A.M.". (Abraham Miller, d. 5/8/1825 at the age of 73). 9-3/8"l. 10.35 ozt.

Including: (5) English (not marked sterling) and (4) American examples by F. Curtis, William Moulton, M & H etc. 8 1/2 inches (and under). 15.34 troy ounces

6 Coin Silver Tablespoons, GKC, George Childs PA (9"L) and 7 Coin Spoons (2 are T.S. Spears 1845 NJ) 22 ozt overall

(18th / 19th c) Including: Thomas Hammersley, Philip Syng, Jr., shell backed, A.S. in script etc. 11.7 troy ounces

American, 19th century. Selection of ten coin silver tablespoons including a pair with marks of Samuel Kirk & Son, Baltimore, MD, (mark used 1828-1846), pair with marks of Walter Pipkin and J.H. Norto

14 19th c. early American coin silver tablespoons, some by Vermont makers including 2 pair (plus one)by B.M. Bailey Rutland, VT, pair by A.G. Stone Montpelier, VT, Roswell H. Bailey Woodstock, VT, Den

American coin silver fiddleback tablespoons, including a set of (3) by Robert and Andrew Campbell, circa mid 19th C, and a set of (5) by George Washington Riggs, circa early 19th C. Monogrammed/engrav

SET OF SIX LATE 18TH-EARLY 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN COIN SILVER TABLESPOONS. Made by A. Carlile, (Abraham Carlile, Philadelphia), Oval terminals with bright-cut monograms - Wt: 10 troy oz.

Grouping of Eight (8) Large Antique European Coin Silver Tablespoons. Each stamped on the handle. Monogrammed. Largest measures 9-1/4", smallest measures 8-1/4". Total approx. weight: 13.10 troy ounce

13 19th c. early American coin silver tablespoons, some by Vermont makers including pair by Ira S. Town Montpelier, VT, Phinney and Mead Montpelier, VT, A. Pangborn Burlington, VT, 2 Butler Bement Pit

early to mid 19th century, fiddle and thread handles, monogram "Sims", marks for Francis Clark (Augusta, Georgia, working 1816-1840), 14.95 oz. T., 8-3/4 in. Provenance: Collection of the Birmingham M

(Lot of 30) Mostly coin silver tablespoons and teaspoons

Set of Eight (8) Antique European Coin Silver Tablespoons. Each stamped and bears makers mark on the handle. Monogrammed. Measures 7-1/4". Total approx. weight: 6.75 troy ounces. Condition: A few with

SAVANNAH, GA / NEW YORK CITY COIN SILVER TABLESPOONS, LOT OF TWO, both having backward-tipped fiddle handle with pointed shoulders, marked to the backs "F.M" along with three pseudo hallmarks for Fred

SET OF 6 COIN SILVER TABLESPOONS BY H. HOWELL. 8 3/4 IN ONE IS BADLY WORN, MONOGRAMMED 10.875 TROY OUNCES.

A coffin ended tablespoon by Ebenezer Moulton Boston Circa 1795. Together with a picture back table spoon by Jesse Zane. Wilmington, Delaware. Circa 1795. The Zane spoon is a particularly fine example

Embossed with shells on back of bowls. 9 inches. 9.53 troy ounces

The collection by various makers, circa early 20th century, is offered as shown. Measure from 7.375 to 9 inches, total weight 35.88 ozt. Without proof of exemption, be aware that internet sales tax ap

18th Century or early 19th Century, including two with maker's mark 'NV', possibly for Nicholas Van Rensselaer, New York, c. 1765; two with maker's mark 'N' within a scalloped rectangle; one with make

Baltimore, Maryland, active from 1787-1823, this set appears to date about 1790's. Set of 12 with matching bright cut designs, monogrammed D, 7 1/2" long, total weight approx. 15 Ozt.

Rare New Orleans Coin Silver Tablespoon, pre-1830, by Henry Harland, the handle with relief decoration of a basket of fruit, the reverse stamped, "Harland," H.- 8 5/8 in., W.- 1 3/4 in., D- 1 1/4 in.

A Pair of American Coin Silver Table Spoons, second half of 18th century Marks to each: OP 7-3/4 inches (19.7 cm) (each) 3.01 troy ounces Property from the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society