Lot of 6 Coin Silver Spoons , New Hampshire, Rhode

Title: Lot of 6 Coin Silver Spoons , New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Connecticut, As Found Maker/Designer: Samuel & James H Gerould, Samuel Drowne IIL.D. Anthony 1805 1832-1894In the firms of Clark &

Lot of 22 items to include: Coin Silver Spoons, approx. 6 troy oz, Provenance: Hampton Falls, New Hampshire. PLEASE NOTE: payment for silver, gold, jewelry, and coins must be made via PayPal, cash, or

For your consideration are (4) Norton & Seymour of Syracuse, New York, "Premium" coin silver spoons. Each spoon measures 5 7/8" in length and the lot weighs 2.6 ounces. The head of each spoon is perio

Lot of coin silver spoons. (1) Blakeman & Glover. (3) Dimond. (4) C.E. Disbrow. (2) Bradbury. (1) BB. (1) BW. Total weight: 6.26 ozt.

(lot of 22) American coin silver fiddleback spoons, 19th c., including: (11) teaspoons, William Wise (1814-1903), Brooklyn, New York, pseudo hallmarks, monogrammed, approx 6"l, (5) teaspoons, Farringt

LOT OF 6 COIN SILVER SPOONS-96 GRAMS TOTAL WEIGHT-GOOD PRE OWNED CONDITION-DP31324 Bidders may pick up their items from the auction-house or have their items shipped.Appointments are required for loca

The Largest Spoon Measures 8 1/4" Long. Most of the other Spoons measure 6" Long. Total Weight of all the Spoons weighs 3.92 Troy Ounces.

Lot of 6 c1850 coin silver spoons. Each spoon is marked with a star and an eagle in a cartouche with C.B. & Co, attributed to Canfield Bros. & Co. Each fiddle back spoon is monogrammed LMC and measure

Total weight- 10 troy oz. Length- 8 5/8" In-house shipping available within U.S. Packing cost- $20

6 Coin Silver Spoons. NY State. Each hallmarked and signed B.C. Hoff, L each 8-1/8".

most having fiddle handles, many with personalized engraving to handles, including a pair of basket of fruit patterned teaspoons by Peter Field of New York City, NY, a teaspoon by Samuel P. Downing of

NEW YORK COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF 36, comprising four serving spoons and 32 tea spoons, mainly forward-tipped fiddle back examples, including a set of six tea spoons marked for William Wallace Willa

ASSORTED NEW YORK COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF 25, each with fiddle handle and monogram, including a tipped back serving spoon marked "G. FORBES" for Garret Forbes (1785-1851). Total weight: 15.265 ozt.

Antique American Oak combination Spoon Rack and slide top Candle Box. Included with the box are 6 19th c. American Coin Silver Spoons, 4 matching are by J. Doll, New York. There is also a coin silver

(6) COIN SILVER SPOONS E. STRUM MAKERS - 6" 2.9 OZT.

SILVER LOT, 6 STERLING SMALL SALT & PEPPER SHAKERS, F LOCK & CO COIN SILVER SPOON, 7 3/4 IN & ROUND SILVERPLATED SHAKER, SILVER ONLY 4.5 TOZ

Lot of (6) Early to Mid-19th c. American Coin Silver Spoons, by Joseph Nelson Gibbs (Medford, MA, 1847-1893), N & T. Foster (Newburyport, MA, 1823-1887), Andrew Hanford (Peekskill, NY, c. 1820-1830),

(6) Coin silver serving spoons to include (3) 1840's Johnson and Godley, New York, coin silver fiddleback spoons, 8-5/8", RB coin silver fiddleback serving spoon, 8-1/2"L, Curtis, Candee & Stiles, Woo

1815-1887. Active in New York, Wisconsin, and Illinois. 5-3/4" long. 3.1 troy ounces. RM IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed

Lot includes: British Slotted spoon (9.25"), German Grape shears (6.75"), coin silver scalloped spoon (6.75"), Whiting ladle (7 1/8"), Gorham serving fork (8.5"), Lg English ladle (11.5") and English

lot of 6 coin and sterling silver mugs/cups, 22.6oz+

approx. (88) pieces, including sets and singles ranging from 1770-1860 various makers, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Ohio, etc.; approx. 46 troy oz. From a Newtown, CT woman’s collection

A set of six Duhme coin silver spoons. They measure 8 inches in length and weigh 254 grams combined. All six are monogrammed. No damage or repairs. This lot requires a Wire or Zelle transfer. If lot i

AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF 15, comprising five backward-tipped fiddle handle examples marked for various New York makers, including William W. White, five backward-tipped fiddle handle exampl