FIVE COIN SILVER PIECESThree punch ladles, (one with

Lot of four including punch ladle in fiddle form, marked Mehibaum & 12 on back of handle, 11 3/4" long; plus two coin silver table spoons, both fiddle form including one marked Palmer & Bachhelders, 8

Two (2) Kentucky coin silver soup or punch ladles with fiddle tipt handles, including one (1) marked for Fletcher & Bennett (working Louisville, KY, 1843-1854), monogrammed with script "WBR" to handle

Together with five coin silver serving spoons and one coin silver ladle. 18th and 19th C. Apx. 24 t.o.

American, five pieces sterling including Dominick & Haff ladle; three Shiebler spoons; grape shears; three pieces coin silver including one ladle and two serving spoons; three pieces English silve

A large, pre-Civil War coin silver ladle by Georgetown Kentucky silversmith Alpheus Xavier Francis Shepard, produced between 1815 and 1831. Bowl was previously parcel gilt but has mostly worn off over

Large coin silver punch ladle with large "Bachus" medallion handle and gilt bowl. 15" long. 7.2 ozt.

Original engraved dragon armorial on handle. Length approximately 13 inches, weight 5.5 troy ounces. A few dings to bowl.

1st item: Coin silver soup or punch ladle, olive pattern, with "Craig" monogram and incuse mark en verso for William Kendrick (working Louisville, KY, 1810-1880). 12"L. 2nd and 3rd items: Two (2) coin

Marked W.w.H.) 15 inches. 6.57 troy ounces.

Bailey & Co. Medallion-pattern coin silver punch ladle with vermeil bowl, circa 1865, the handle ending in a cartouche with classical head in profile, stamped on the reverse "Bailey & Co. / Patent / 3

American coin silver punch ladle, Jacob Wood and Joseph Hughes, New York, late 19th c., in the "Humboldt" pattern, angular handle, shaped bowl with remnants of gilt wash, housed in fitted case, ladle:

DESCRIPTION: Bailey, Kettle & Chapman , Boston(1854-1858) coin silver punch ladle in the olive pattern. Shell form bowl. Marked "Pure Coin". Monogrammed. MEASUREMENTS: 13-1/2". 6.9 ozt. CONDITION: Lig

The fine example with unusual decoration that includes a scalloped rim around the top edge of the bowl and an atypical amount of engraved decoration inside the bowl as well as along the handle, stampe

Maker marked E&D Kinsey, 13.5 inches. 7.6 troy ounces.

Circa 1855 by Bailey Kettell and Chapman of Boston, Mass. Very nicely and large example having well detailed anthus trim to the handle and marked with makers mark at the backside. Good condition. L13

mid-19th c. American coin silver punch ladle "Patented 1855" with acanthus foliate decoration and delicate "VA" monogram. 11.25" 5 troy oz. -two overflow holes likely added after manufacture

2 Silver Ladles, American and English, c. 18th and 19th Century. 1st item: American Coin Silver Punch Ladle, monogrammed D on handle, marked on back of handle for Hildeburn & Bros (Philadelphia, 1849-

Southern coin silver punch ladle, Adam Lynn, Alexandria, VA, circa 1800, having bowl circular in shape, slightly raised and curved V-shaped bowl drop, and a tapering handle ending in a downturned roun

Collection of (24) Assorted Serving Pieces, including: Coin silver punch ladle by Albert Coles (New York, NY, 1835-77), fluted bowl, 'S' monogram, 12 1/2" long; Coin silver punch ladle by Farrington &

ca. 1840 William Carrington and Son (active 1830-1901) Charleston, South Carolina coin silver punch ladle, inscribed with cursive script 12.5" - 4.5" 7.6 troy oz.

19th c. Early American coin silver saucer base push up candlestick having steel base weight, accompanied by a coin silver punch ladle signed "G.Brown" possibly of Barnesville, OH 7.5" x 7.5", 13.5" x

18th century coin silver punch ladle, possibly Jeremiah Elfreth or James Elliot, Philadelphia, PA, circa 1785, having circular bowl with a double molded raised semi-circular drop, tapering handle endi

Comprising: an American coin silver punch ladle with sheaf of wheat decorated terminal (marked as pictured), a pair of 19th century Gorham silver plated candlesticks, a pair of Wallace sterling (loade

Large coin silver punch ladle signed W. Kendrick, 13.5 in long, 4.25 in wide, 7.3 ozt. Monogram. (William Kendrick was a notable Kentucky silversmith of the Empire period circa mid 1800's).