John David, Philadelphia, PA Coin Silver Tongs.

John David, Philadelphia, PA Coin Silver Tongs. Circa 1763. Bright cut decoration. Monogrammed "E.T.L.". 4-1/8"l.

Set of (3) 18th century American coin silver serving spoons, John David, Philadelphia, PA, handles engraved with sprigged script ''H'', marked. Minor scratches. 10-1/8''l; total approximate weight 6.1

Pennsylvania, all with bright cut decoration, including soup ladle with marks for John David (working 1755-1793), monogram, 14 in.; six spoons 6-3/4 in. and similar sauce ladle 8-1/2 in. with marks fo

Pair of coin silver sugar tongs, Samuel Alexander, Philadelphia, PA, circa 1795-1800, having bright-cut bow, tapered and reverse flat arms with full bright-cutting on both sides of arms, ending in ova

A group of four Federal silver spoons John David, Sr. (1736-1798), Philadelphia, PA, William Garret Forbes (1751-1840), New York, NY, John Sayre (1771-1852), Southhampton, NY, and William Stoddard Nic

Four American Coin Silver Beakers Various makers, 19th Century comprising an example by John C. Farr, Philadelphia, PA; O.C. Forsyth, New York, NY; Talbott, Bailey & Co, Indianapolis, IN; and H. Hudso

American Coin Silver Milk Pitcher by John - J.L. Ward, Philadelphia, PA. c.1840. Fully Hallmarked.Condition: Minor Dents, Generally Good.Dimensions: H-5.5" x W-5" Handle to Spout.Weight: 202.8g/6.52oz

Lot of American and English Coin and Sterling Silver. Including Osborn Conrad, Philadelphia, John David, Philadelphia and others. 3.50 ozt. monogrammed.

John Watts, Philadelphia coin silver fish slice, retailed by Bixler & Fox, Easton, PA, with chased fish and foliate decoration, circa 1870s, hallmarked and marked "Coin / Bixler & Fox." 11.5" L. Appro

R & W Wilson Philadelphia, PA Coin Silver Spoons. Circa 1825-1846. Eleven 8-3/4" tablespoons and two 7-1/4" teaspoons. 21.5 ozt.

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Philadelphia coin silver sugar tongs. Stamped "Williamson" on both interior sides. Samuel Williamson (1772-1843), Philadelphia, working circa 1794-1813. MEASUREMENTS: 6-1/2" long.

John Curry Philadelphia coin silver creamer cup, circa 1840. Etched leaves to the base and top rim. John Curry Philadelphia coin silver mark to the underside base. Weight Approx., 2.12 ozt Measures Ap

ca. 1785-1829 Joseph Shoemaker Philadelphia, PA early American coin silver punch ladle, accompanied by an early 20th c. old Newberry Crafters handwrought Arts and Crafts era sterling silver serving sp

John Wanamaker (Philadelphia, PA) sterling silver teapot, 20th century. H 5-1/2" Dia base 3-3/4.W 9" w/handle. Total weight 6.67ozt.. Please copy & paste the link for high-res images. https://www.drop

John Aitken American possibly Philadelphia, coin silver cream pitcher / creamer, maker's mark: "I Aitken." 5.25" H x 6.5" W (over handle to spout) x 3.5" D. Approx: 7.96 ozt.

A Pair of Joseph Lownes Coin Silver Tongs, Philadelphia, early 19th century Marks: J Lownes 6-1/8 inches (15.6 cm) 1.6 troy ounces Property from the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society The ton

(24) Pcs R&W Wilson coin silver flatware, Philadelphia PA, etched shield with assorted monograms, c 1825-1846, 33.685 TO, c/o (12) 7-7/8" dinner forks, (5) 6-5/8" salad forks, (6) 9" tablespoons, serv

(6) R&W Wilson coin silver teaspoons, Philadelphia PA, fiddle back, 2-letter monogram, c 1825-1846, 6.36 TO

Philadelphia coin silver teapot by John Owen, circa 1805, with carved handle and circular foot, inscribed "Jean". 9"h x 12"l / 32 total Troy oz.

Lot of Ten Boxed US Mint Silver Dollar Proofs. Lot consisting of: 5-2005 Chief Justice John Marshall Silver Coins. Philadelphia mint. 3- 2006 Benjamin Franklin Commemorative Coin Program Coins (2 "Sci

Bailey & Co. serving tongs Philadelphia, PA sterling silver impressed hallmarks 9.5"l x 3.25"w

An American Silver Pitcher John McMullin, Philadelphia, PA, Early 19th Century marked 'I.McMullin' and with eagle stamp on foot rim 6 ozt 18 dwt Height 7 1/8 x width 5 1/8 inches. This lot is located

R & W Wilson Philadelphia coin silver sugar bowl, 20.2t.oz. 6" X 5.5".

Antique American Colonial Coin Silver Tea Pot by Joseph Richardson, Philadelphia, PA, c.1790. See "Joseph Richardson & Family, Fales" 1974, Page 190, Figure 169. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimens