Philadelphia Coin Silver Urn

Marks for R&W Wilson (Philadelphia 1825-46). With dedication. Approx. 8" H. Approx. 15.5 ozt (481 grams). (6117)

Daniel Dupuy Jr. (Philadelphia, working 1772-1810), American coin silver covered sugar urn, urn shaped body with beaded rim, square base, urn form finial, engraved monogram to front, maker's mark "D D

Footed bowl embellished with lancet bands and scrolled acanthus leaf handles. 17.6 troy ounces. 7 inches.

Lidded coin silver urn with acorn finial and beaded edge work made by Philadelphia Silversmith A Carlile (1780-1794). Small dent (as seen in picture). Total weight of approx. 423 grams. Approx. 9" H x

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, late 18th century, urn form body, galleried rim, bead borders, conforming pineapple finial, engraved swag and floral cartouche, monogram "HB", marks for Joseph & Nathaniel

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA COIN SILVER SUGAR BOWL AND COVER, oval footed form with two handles and urn-form finial. Marked "S. RICHARDS" in a rectangle for Samuel Richards (bc 1765-1827), three letter

A Pair of Philadelphia Figural Coin Silver Master Saltsmark of Meadows & Company, mid 19th century, both in round urn form, with everted reeded rims over three ram head and hoof feet. Without monogram

A rare antique 19th century American coin silver hot water urn or samovar. Hallmarked on the underside for R. and W. Wilson, Philadelphia, 1825 - 1846. Robert and William Wilson were American silversm

Philadelphia, early 19th century, shaped urn form with engraved scroll and floral decoration, handle with dolphin terminal, heraldic device with "DOHRIZ", marks for Harvey Lewis (Philadelphia, Pennsyl

Robert and William Wilson, Philadelphia, active c.1825-1846. Goblet-form, on a domed foot, with trailing floral garland, inscribed "Presented to Simon Jacoby Esq. by the Congregation House of Israel a

Thomas Fletcher, Philadelphia, Coin Silver Sugar Bowl & Creamer. C. 1820. Repousse floral. 52 ozt. Max. Ht. 8 1/2".

Philadelphia coin silver tea pot by Samuel Williamson, circa 1790, of oval mellon form with carved handle. 9.5"h x 12.5"w / 22 Troy oz.

A Collection of Philadelphia Coin Silver Flatware, Mark of R. & W. Wilson(33) pieces including: a set of (12) forks (7 1/4 in.), (11) spoons (7 1/4 in.) and a ladle (11 in.) in the Fiddle & Thread pat

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.

A Philadelphia Coin Silver Pedestal Bowlmark of Wolfe & Wriggins (active 1837-1838), with die rolled bands of grape vine motif to foot and standard, the body with wide everted rim with applied grape v

12 Matching J & N Richardson, Philadelphia Coin Silver Teaspoons. Bright-cut decoration, monogrammed with the letter "L". 5"l. 4.66 ozt.

Mug is by Fletcher & Gardiner Philadelphia (Thomas Charles Fletcher & Sidney Gardiner, whose firm was in business 1811-1827), base marked F & G Philada, the mug bearing the monogram "HL" with an inscr

American Philadelphia Coin Silver Teapot by Lewis & Smith, Philadelphia c.1805. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good Condition but Wooden Handle Has Been Restored.Dimensions: Total L -12" Handl

A collection of Philadelphia coin silver: pair of spectacles, tablespoons and teaspoons 18th and 19th century Including a pair of spectacles with mark of John C. McAllister (1753-1830); a bright-cut,

Description: A group of twelve fruit knives with coin siver blades and mother of pearl handles by Fletcher & Gardiner (Thomas Fletcher & Sidney Gardiner) for Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, ca. 1850, in t

James Howell, Philadelphia coin silver ladle, shell top, c 1800, 14" long; George III sterling elliptical server, London, 1799, maker WE/WF, 11 1/2" long, with 2 American CS shell bowl salt spoons, ma

Length 5 1/2 inches, weight 1.0 troy ounce. Varying degrees of wear.

Mid-19th c. Urn or Chalice, by silversmith William Adams, New York, NY, 1829-61, flared rim with leaf decorated mid-body band, underside stamped "Wm Adams, New York", 5 1/2" high, 4" diam., 6.39 ozt.

Robert and William Wilson (Pennsylvania, c. 1825-1846). Group of six matching fiddle tipt coin silver table spoons. Appropriately marked. Approx. 9" each, 10.7 ozt.