Rare Torrey & Bro. Texas coin silver teaspoons

No monogram or appearance of erasure. Length 5 3/4 inches, weight 1.0 troy ounces. One with a few dings to bowl. The only example of this silversmith's work appearing online is in the Bayou Bend Colle

Rare Coin Silver Teaspoon By Hyde & Goodrich, New Orleans, LA. Circa 1850

A Rare Texas Coin Silver Master Butter Knife, mark of Adolf Bahn & Co.Austin (Travis County), active 1853-1890, marked "A.Bahn & Co." for German immigrant, Ferdinand S. Adolph Bahn, who established a

Cincinnati, Ohio, first silversmith in the city, circa 1793, traditional fiddle back form, marked S. Best in oval, engraved initials on handle LSB, total silver weight0.45 ozt, or 14 grams. Condition

(Lot of 48) Mostly sterling spoons and small forks, including (9) Bigelow, Kennard & Co demitasse spoons with shell form tips; (8) coin silver teaspoons by Giles Bros; (10) silver gilt cocktail forks,

Two Pairs of Southern Coin Silver Fiddle-Handled Teaspoons, Samuel Bell, Knoxville, Tennessee (1819-51) and San Antonio, Texas (1852-82). Comprising a 4.875- inch pair and a 5.375- inch pair, the larg

19th century, various period monograms and engraving, marks include L. C. Champney, M. W. Galt & Bro., Carrington & Hunnewell, Perry O. Daniel, Cheadell & Co., Larmour, Harwood Brothers, Cushman & Fer

Two (2) coin silver fiddle handled teaspoons with rare mark of CAMPBELL & PRIOR in serrated rectangles, for John Campbell and Warren Prior, working in partnership 1834-1836, Fayetteville, North Caroli

Lot 5 rare Nantucket coin silver spoons: Pair 9 inch signed Easton & Sanford; and 3 teaspoons signed J. Easton 2nd. They have engraved family names. Total 5.1 ozt.

6 American Coin Silver Kings Pattern Spoons by H.J. Pepper of Wilmington Delaware c. 1810-27, Philadelphia c.1828-50. Two Serving Spoons 9" and 4 Teaspoons 6". Approximate weight on all 368 grams. PRO

Rare Warner bros Bugs Bunny 50th Birthday match set of silver coins. Consist of 12 - 1 troy ounce of silver (.999), issued in 1990, COA, Serial #60045. Each coin is individually protected with acrylic

Comprising: a set of ten teaspoons by William Brown circa 1840, a fork by Samuel Kirk c. 1830 and a sugar shell marked for Canfield Bro. and Co. Dimensions: From 6" to 7 3/4" long, the total approxima

Assembled American Coin Silver Part Flatware Service Monogrammed. Comprising: A set of ten forks, possibly retailed by Giles Bros. & Co., Chicago A set of twelve John Stevenson teaspoons  The for

Sterling silver watch fob featuring rare 1883 Hawaiian King Kalakaua silver coins, includes dime, quarter and half dollar Length: 4 1/2", total weight: 24.8 grams Provenance: The Estate of Iris McFee,

Fabulous and FUN Large Carved Carnelian Monkey with a large blue rainbow oval cabochon natural peal and ancient silver coin set in sterling silver. Hallmarked DALLAS TEXAS REBECCA COLLINS BLESS OUR EA

1st group: Assorted sterling spoons including set 4 Gorham teaspoons, WF Fischer & Bro. Co. retailer, monogrammed; set 5 Gorham demitasse spoons, WR Bell retailer, monogrammed; 1 other demitasse spoon

Misc. Group Sterling Silver Flatware, includes 12 Louis XV dinner forks by Whiting, 6 Bigelow Bros & Kennard teaspoons, 6 Gorham cocktail forks. 26 ozt. (TINK3246/lot)(WT) Dimensions: Coin salt spoon

Philadelphia, active 1850-1874, retailed by George W Webb; comprising two sauce ladles and a punch ladle, each with a shaped gilt bowl, the terminal with applied bull's head, the underside with monogr

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

Six Matching Gabriel Lewyn, Baltimore, MD Coin Silver Teaspoons. Circa 1770. Engraved with stylized spreadwing eagles. 5-1/2"l. 3.53 ozt.

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

Six Matching Godfrey Lenhart, York, PA Coin Silver Teaspoons. (b. 1754-d. 1819). Monogrammed with the letters "M.M.". All having shell backs. Three 5-1/4"l. and three 5-1/2"l. 2.25 ozt.

Rare coin silver pitcher by Charles L. Boehme, Baltimore, MD, circa 1790. 5.5"h x 5.5"w / 5 Troy oz.

Five Early Coin Silver Teaspoons. Four Lewis C. Voute, Philadelphia, circa 1826 -1850 teaspoons with Bright-cut decoration, 7-1/8"l. and a single J.L. Moore teaspoon with basket of flowers on fiddleba