COIN SILVER URN BY WILLIAM ADAMS, NEW YORK

Mid-19th c. Urn or Chalice, by silversmith William Adams, New York, NY, 1829-61, flared rim with leaf decorated mid-body band, underside stamped "Wm Adams, New York", 5 1/2" high, 4" diam., 6.39 ozt.

TEA SERVICE - (4) Piece American Rococo Coin Silver Tea Service by William Adams, New York, circa 1840s, with elaborate floral repousse decoration to all surfaces, grapevine handles, and floral finial

William Adams Coin Silver Child's Cup New York; 1831 - 1842; with flower repousse and inscription "Edward Oliver Cuthello from Sarah Oliver"; 115 grams (3.69734); measuring 3.75" H x 4" W x 2.75" D

American Coin Silver Coffee Pot, New York, circa 1840s, William Adams, maker, monogrammed, of faceted baluster form, profusely chased, ht. 12 in., approx. 36.75 troy oz. For further information on th

Two American Coin Silver Shell Form Serversthe first with shell bowl, mark of Philo B. Gilbert, New York City, active 1838-1868, with retailer mark of William Wallace Adam, Alexandria, Virginia, activ

William Thomason, early 19th century, New York, in the Neoclassical style, the urn of bulbous form, with Jamieson armorial crest comprising a boat over an applied shield of three anchors, over a banne

Together with Gorham handled panelled cup, monogrammed "B" dated Nov. 28/'95, and a Bailey & Co., Philadelphia cup, engraved within cartouche "Marion Hill Gowdy", total weight approx. 18 T.O. 5-1/4"h,

Mid-19th c. Coin Silver Pitcher, by William Gale & Son, New York (1850-66), fluted top with repousse and chased floral and grapevine decoration, branch form handle, scalloped foot, with engraved prese

American "Sheaf of Wheat" Coin Silver Child's Cup by William Thompson, New York Circa 1820. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good. Monogrammed. Dimensions: H- 2.75", Handle to Edge- 4". Weight:

An American Coin Silver Water Pitcher by William F. LaddNew York, circa 1828-1845, with foliate decoration and central cartouche to body, naturalistic grape vine handle and rim, raised on (4) scrolled

Large Signed William Thompson(1777-1833) New York coin silver creamer and sugar bowl. Nice floral borders and in good condition overall. Sugar may have originally had a lid. Sugar measures 6 1/2" tall

William Adams silver plate muffineer, Birmingham and New York, figural handle surmounting the shell form warmer marked "A Sheffield Reproduction" to the base, gilded interior with fold down pierced co

A group of 6 pieces of coin silver utensils by various American makers. Includes: William Gale, New York, 'Medallion' spoon and fork dated 1867; C A (Charles Alexander) 300 Burnett, Alexandria, Virgin

Antique William Gale & Son New York coin silver coffee/tea set, 4 pieces. marked" WMGALE & SON New York". Including 1 coffee pot, 1 creamer, 1 sugar pot, and 1 waste bowl. Coffee pot: W: 10.5 inches,

New York, 19th century, Greek Key and gadroon border, bud finial, wooden handle, marks for William Thompson (New York City, working 1810-1833), 32.93 oz. T. gross weight, 11 in.

Marked for William Thomson (New York, New York, ca. 1810). Pierced handle and deep bowl monogrammed "CJC". Interior split. 5.5"d.

Grouping of Misc 18th/19th C Coin Silver Teaspoons; two by Wilt Berger, Philadelphia 1790; four by William Galk, New York circa 1800; five by Allen Armstong, Philadelphia circa 1810; all very similar

Nineteenth-Century American Coin (.900) Silver Kettle-on-Stand, 1856, by William Gale & Son, New York, New York, the squat pear-shaped body decorated with rococo cartouches surrounded by repousse flow

Mid-19th c. Coin Silver Pitcher, by New York silversmiths William Gale & Son, with scrolled handle, footed base, 13" high, 8" x 5 1/2", 36.04 ozt. Side dent.

For your consideration is a rare William Giffing of New York coin silver spoon with inscribed date of 1823. The spoon carries Giffing's mark on the backside of the neck of the spoon. The front side of

William Gale & Son, New York, NY, dated 1852, H. 13 3/4 in. (45.35 oz.t.) [1410.5 g.]

American "Medallion" Coin Silver Covered Bowl, Gorham, pattern 260, c. 1855-1860, ret. William Gale & Son, New York, NY; h. 8 7/8 in., w. 8 1/2 in., wt. 17.85 troy ozs. Note: A Gorham "Medallion" coff

American Coin Silver Footed Oval Bowl and Master Saltthe bowl mark of William Gale & Son, New York City, active 1850-1866, with rope form rim and chased floral design, without monogram (4 1/4 x 6 3/8

By William Gale & Son, New York, mid 19th century. Each having monogram at handle and beaded border. Edges are worn from use no repairs or breaks to speak of. L6” 5.7 oz standard Collection of a Sta