Pair William Adams New York Coin Silver Open Salt Cellars, circa 1830

Pair of Gorham Coin Silver Open Salt Cellars 1860s Each oval with bird-form handles. Length 4 1/4 inches, total approximately 4 ounces. C

A Rare Pair of Coin Silver Rococo Revival Figural Pedestal Saltsmark of William Gale Jr. and "Sterling" to underside, circa 1866, made in New York, with French swan form import marks to each rim, in t

Pair of Wood & Hughes Coin Silver Salt Cellars third quarter 19th century, New York, New York, circular trencher form, each with a pair of Egyptian masque medallion-mounted squared arch handles, with

TEA SERVICE - (4) Piece American Rococo Coin Silver Tea Service by William Adams, New York, circa 1840s, with elaborate floral repousse decoration to all surfaces, grapevine handles, and floral finial

Pair of Antique American coin silver salt cellars, marked BB and Co, E and S, New York, interiors with a gold wash, 2.25 inches, 7 troy ounces. Provenance: Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tanning, P

American Coin Silver Coffee Pot, New York, circa 1840s, William Adams, maker, monogrammed, of faceted baluster form, profusely chased, ht. 12 in., approx. 36.75 troy oz. For further information on th

Coin Silver Porringer Circa 1830 By Robert and William Wilson. Philadelphia. Fully Hallmarked. Provenance: Long Island New York Private Collection. Dimensions: Total L including Handle 8", Total H 2.2

Pair of Gorham Silver Figural Open Footed Salt Cellars 1860s Height 2 3/4 inches, diameter 3 inches, total approximately 9 ounces. •

Three American Coin Silver Sugar Tongsthe first pair with mark of Hall & Hewson, Albany, New York, circa 1830, with retailer mark of Henry F. Bayeux Troy, New York, with period script monogram (6 1/2

Pair of Philadelphia Coin Silver Salt Cellars second quarter 19th century, by Robert and William Wilson (fl. ca. 1825-1846), pedestal form, each with a coquille-form bowl raised by an acanthus scroll

AMERICAN COIN SILVER TEASPOONS AND SUGAR TONGS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising a pair of sugar tongs by William Roe of Albany, Kingston, Troy, and New York City, NY (active 1776-1830) having tapered handles

Gerardus Boyce, New York, circa 1830-1840; an over-sized service comprising a coffee pot (11 1/2" high), a hot water pot (12 1/4" high), a creamer (7 3/4" high), a covered sugar bowl (10" high), and a

A Pair of J.C. Moore & Son-Era Tiffany & Co. Silver Five-Light Candelabra New York, Circa 1860 each marked '925' on underside 129 ozt 6 dwt Height 13 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Mr. Ja

DESCRIPTION: (5 Pc) Pair of Tiffany & Co. sterling silver salt cellar and pepper shakers in the shape of gardening watering cans and plant pots. The salt cellar is in the shape of a flower pot with a

Sheldon Peck (1797-1868). Young Gentleman in a colorful vest from Fort Henry New York. Oil paint on wood panel. Circa 1830. Period frame. Condition: Excellent condition. Inspected under UV light. Stab

Elaborate Whiting Art Nouveau Sterling Silver and Blown Glass Ewer Whiting Manufacturing Company, New York, circa 1890. Sterling silver and lobed cranberry glass. Marked Sterling with Whiting maker's

A set of twelve American sterling silver dinner plates, New York circa 1970 by Tiffany and Co of octagonal form with a bamboo pattern edge (est. 1961). (12) Length – 27 cm / 10.6 inches Weight – 9

A Pair of William Spratling Silver Spurs, Taxco, Mexico, circa 1950 Marks: WS, 925 8-1/2 x 5 x 4-3/4 inches (21.6 x 12.7 x 12.1 cm)

(12) Dominick & Haff (New York) gilt sterling silver dinner plates in the Rococo taste, circa 1900, of shaped circular form with an openwork and repousse foliate scrolling rim, each well centering a h

United States Silver Commemorative Coin Collection

Set of Twelve American Sterling Silver Service Platescirca 1890, manufactured by Redlich & Co. of New York, retailed by Spaulding & Co. of Chicago, model number 5842, each with ornate pierced rim with

WELLSTOOD, William (1819-1900), after SMITH, Benjamin Franklin (1830-1927). New York, 1855 / From the Latting Observatory. Engraving with original hand color. New York: Smith & Fern Co., 1855. 35" x 4

coin silver tankard, mark of William Young, Philadelphia, circa 1770, 7 3/4 in. H., 33.15 ozt. The cypher J.E.N. is believed to be for John and Elizabeth Nixon 1733-1808. John Nixon was long a member

Large pair of blue and white vases and covers, circa 1785. Provenance: Christie's, New York "Chinese Export Art" sale, Jan. 18, 2017, lot 333. Sold for $15,000. [17 1/2" H, overall].