Grouping of 80 coin silver teaspoons and 6 sterling teaspoons (in coin silver shape), most 19th

Grouping of 80 coin silver teaspoons and 6 sterling teaspoons (in coin silver shape), most 19th century. Includes Simeon Wedge, Baltimore 1774-1823, 5 matching; O.F. Olendorf, Cooperstown - 4 matching

LOT (11) AMERICAN COIN SILVER/STERLING TEASPOONS, 19TH C., WEIGHT 6.4 OZ.

29 pieces sterling silver including eight (8) coin silver teaspoons marked Knowles & Ladd (Providence, R.I., 1864 - 1875), six (6) coin silver teaspoons marked G. Baker (Providence, RI, 19th century),

AMERICAN COIN SILVER, GORHAM & OTHER STERLING SOUVENIR TEASPOONS, MID 19TH-EARLY 20TH C., 37 PIECES:Coin silver includes 6 table spoons, L.8 1/2", engraved "Steele" at the handle, possibly by Charles

13 pcs. mid 19th c. American silver flatware including 6 Newell Harding and Co. Boston "olive" motif coin silver teaspoons, 1853 Robert Rait & Co. NYC sterling ladle, 2 tablespoons, 3 teaspoons and fr

A mixed lot of Sterling and Coin Silver, predominantly American, most 2H 19th, some irregular sets, examples from Gorham, one Tiffany, an Albert Coles, NY, 1850 "Kenilworth" set of 6 teaspoons and 6 t

Miscellaneous grouping of sterling and coin silver to include tongs by "Stodder & Robisher", 6"l., ice tea spoons, "Tiffany" sauce ladle, etc.

15 coin silver flatware, makers mark for Robert Brown, Baltimore, MD, 6 coffee spoons 6" w., 6 teaspoons 7 1/4" w., 3 table spoons 9 1/4" w., all monogrammed, (10.2 oz., 461 g.), mid 19th century

(lot of 6) Sterling group: (5) Wallace parcel gilt sterling silver iced tea spoons, 8"l; (1) Albert Coles, NY, fiddleback spoon, 6"l; 7.58ozt Start Price: $50.00

17 19th c. American coin silver teaspoons including 6 Stone & Ball tablespoons, 6 teaspoons, 3 New York teaspoons, single teaspoons and sauce ladle 6" -7.5" 12 troy oz.

American assortment of twenty-five coin and sterling silver teaspoons, 19th century, comprising: fifteen coin silver spoons including four with marks of Palmer & Bachelders (5.75"), Boston, MA, and te

13 sterling and coin silver teaspoons, including 6 by Lee & Brother Buffalo, NY, 4 sterling spoons, and one retailed by L.L. Mason 6.5" dia.

A Grouping of Eleven American Coin Silver Spoons(11) pieces, including (6) teaspoons with mark of James Watts, Philadelphia, active 1832-1888 (6 in.), a shell bowl sugar spoon in a matching pattern, m

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

3 marked sterling 5 1/2" teaspoons, 5 matching sterling 2 3/4" salt spoons, a 2" sterling salt spoon with shell bowl, a coin silver 6" teaspoon marked E. Cook and 4 matching silver plate teaspoons

Sterling and coin silver spoons to include nickel silver sugar shell, 5-3/4"L, (5) coin silver teaspoons, 5-3/4"L, 'LA' monogram and (6) sterling 5 o'clock spoons, 5-3/8"L, 'AMA' monogram at end, 5.6

Including: Ezekiel Burr, Nathaniel Vernon, Geo. Appleton, Joseph Loroing, John Burger?, (6) Robert Brookhouse, Joseph Loring, John Benjamin, William Moulton etc. 6.1 troy ounces

Set ten Coin Silver Teaspoons, 19th C, Fiddle backs, marked "Coin", monogrammed; 6", 6.65 ozts TW. CONDITION: Very good, used, tarnished.

A Grouping of (29) Coin Silver Teaspoonsincluding: (11) teaspoons with mark of Palmer & Owen, Cincinatti, Ohio, active 1849-1859 (6 1/8 in.); (6) with mark of Daniel D.R. Ormsby, Cortland and Homer, N

Approx 5 7/8" long, very soft malleable poons, almost like coin silver, approx total weight 134 grams, appears to be a Tuttle Silversmiths makers marks

Lot of coin silver and sterling: 17 assorted teaspoons to 6 in long, and 16 salt/pepper shakers (some with glass). Toal weighable silver is 13.62 ozt.

set of 4 Brinsmaid & Hildreth Burlington, VT 19th c. coin silver teaspoons, pair of N. Harding Boston teaspoons (matching monogram to Brinsmaid spoons), J. Bachman spoon 7 pcs. Total 6" approx. 2.7 tr

Group of Twenty Silver Pieces, consisting of 6 coin silver teaspoons, by R. & W. Wilson, Philadelphia, in the "Kings" pattern; an English Two Piece Cased Fish Serving Set with sterling handles, by Wil

12 early 19th century coin silver teaspoons marked S. Myers and hallmarked as shown. Each measures 6" long. The 12 together weigh 240 grams.