Fancy 19th C Coin Silver Cake Server 1863

28.8 dwt, hallmarked 12, beautiful etched woman with lamb

Two mid 19th century coin silver items: (1) DUHME & Co. , 10" long bright cut work cake knife with monograms. (1) F.A.B. & Co bevel edge spoon, 6.25" long with monograms. Total Silver weight, 85 grams

19th century coin silver cake knife, James Conning, Mobile, AL, circa 1860, having shaped and serrated blade crisply engraved with scrolls and repeating floral motifs, and tapered and threaded handle

19th c. American coin silver pie server, scenic and scroll cut decoration, William Gale Son & Co. 1852, 3.3 T.O, 9-1/2"L

Fancy mid 19th century American coin silver milk jug with embossed Morning Glory flowers signed Jones, Ball and Poor - Pure Coin. 7 in tall, weighs 13.25 ozt.

Early 19th century Samuel Kirk coin silver fish server. Measures 11.75" long, weighs 4.7 OZT. Marked S. K & Son 11 OZ.

Two (2) Silver Serving Pieces. Includes an early to mid 19th C American coin silver pierced fish server signed "J Ewan" in serrated rectangle, and pseudo English crowned leopards head and lion passant

French 19th Century sterling silver dessert cake or pie server. Measures 8 1/2" long.

Pure coin serving piece with strawberry, (18th c) tablespoon marked BE, (18th / 19th c) teaspoon, coin shaker, silver plated ladle, server, creamer and butter dish 2 3/4 x 14 x 8 1/4 inches Condition:

19th Century Danish Pierce work 800 Silver Cake Servers P. Hertz 5 3/4 in length 4.5 ounces

A 19th century English sterling silver pastry / cake or pie server. Hallmarks for William Hutton & Sons, London, 1895. Etched and chased floral and swag motif. Measures 12-3/8" long, 3.75" wide. Overa

Eight American Medallion Coin Silver Serverssecond half of 19th century, to include: (2) pastry servers, each blade having engine turned honeycomb designs within a foliate engraved border, both marked

Four Antique American Sterling Silver & Coin Silver Serversthird quarter of the 19th century; the first a serving spoon marked "Sterling" and retailed by W. J. Behan, the handle surmounted by a bold s

lot of sterling, coin, and plated flatware including Towle Colonial serving spoon, 2 19th c. coin silver table spoons, Whiting Dresden pattern spoon, sterling handled pastry server, pair of 19th c. Ba

Baltimore, 19th century, 11 silver mark for 91.7 standard; with finely chased and bright-cut foliate decoration throughout, the server including a fish medallion with palmette border, monogrammed, 9 7

Three 19th Century Silver Servers the first a Norwegian server, marked .830 silver fineness, no monogram (9 in.); a coin silver pastry server, retailer mark of N. Harding & Co., marked "Coin" to stem,

Antique Coin Silver Serving Spoon in frame, no glass. Marked Pure Coin. Beautiful Etched Pattern. American early 19th c., Measures 9.25 long. In frame 8.25"x14"x1.50". Weight 1 d 4 oz. PROVENANCE: A C

A coin silver pastry spade / server. 19th century. The spade with open-work motif depicting a hunter with his bow and arrow, attached to an ebonized wooden handle. Unmarked. Measures 11.75" long.

By William Gale and Son. Mid-19th century. Hallmarked. Splayed foot. Approx. 5 1/2" H x 12 1/2" diameter. Approx. 34.755 ozt, 1081.6 g. From the 40-year personal collection of a retiring antique deale

An American Coin Silver Spiral-Twist Punch Server Henry Muhr & Son, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Late 19th Century monogrammed on underside of handle and marked H. Muhr / Coin. 5 ozt 9 dwt Length 12 1/

Baden 1876-B 2 Marks .325 , Hesse-Darmstadt 1844 1 Gulden XF with nice toning .3067, 1860 Frankfurt 1 Thaler VF/XF .5359, Bavaria 1863 Thaler .53 and 1876-D 2 Marks VF .3215, Prussia 1876-A 2 Marks F

Set of pearl handled knives along with a Christofle silver-plated asparagus server and a coin silver era hand engraved napkin ring. Measurements from 1.25 to 8.75 inches in length.We are happy to offe

Charters, Cann & Dunn (American (New York), mid-19th century) for Hayden & Whilden (American (Charleston, South Carolina), 1855-1863). A southern states American coin silver syrup pitcher of tradition

American, mid 19th century, including fish server with shell handle; ladle with oval handle; bread/toast tongs with fiddle and thread arms; two sugar tongs; two sugar spoon with shell bowls; ladle wit