Samuel Burrel Coin Silver Ladel

A Samuel Edwards Coin Silver Sugar Caster, Boston, circa 1740 Marks: (mark of Samuel Edwards) 5-1/2 x 2-1/4 inches (14.0 x 5.7 cm) 126 grams

A Set of Six Samuel Canfield Coin Silver Table Spoons, Middletown, Connecticut, circa 1800 Marks: CANFIELD 8-1/2 inches (21.6 cm) (each) 330 gram

Including a pair in a King's pattern, stamped "S. Kirk" and with C date latter for 1824, the underside with chased floral decoration and monogrammed, 9 in. L, 5.35 ozt; and one in a plain fiddle patte

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

Ca. 1828-1846, inscription dates 1842. Early Samuel Kirk mark. Approx. 106 grams. Excellent with no dings, dents or repairs. This spoon was presented as a trophy for the best Ayrshire Cow by the Balti

19 C Samuel Crosby Coin Silver Slicer Hand Chased Fish. Measure 12" Long, 137 Grams.

Early 19th century Samuel Kirk coin silver fish server. Measures 11.75" long, weighs 4.7 OZT. Marked S. K & Son 11 OZ.

Samuel Kirk coin silver serving spoons, made prior to 1846, likely about 1825. Tilted forward "Fiddleback" pattern marked. S. Kirk and 1.0.15. Monogrammed ME on front and LMS on back. Total weight 111

6 pieces, comprising 5 dessert spoons and a gravy ladle, stamped with Baltimore assayer's mark and dominical letter C, 10.25 ozt

mid 19th century, 7 in. H., 33.55 ozt

A Samuel Kirk & Son Coin Silver Child's Cup, Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1859Marks:

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

Description: Including six monogrammed coin silver teaspoons by Samuel M. Hopper, Philadelphia, six pieces of monogrammed flatware by various makers includng J.E Caldwell, and a monogrammed sterling n

Large Antique c. 1859 Samuel Trevitt Crosby, Boston Coin Silver Sardine / Fish Serving Fork. Hand Chased, measures 8 3/4". Approximate silver weight 100 grams. Back monogrammed. PROVENANCE: A Private

A Samuel Kirk & Son Partial Gilt Coin Silver Chased Repoussé Goblet, Baltimore, Maryland,

Four Philadelphia Coin Silver Servers, including Samuel Leacha large soup ladle with mark of Samuel Leach, active 1741-1780, without monogram (13 3/4 in.). second a cake saw with engraved foliate moti

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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

Coin silver creamer by Samuel Williamson, Philadelphia, circa 1794. 5.75"h x 5.5"w / 7 Troy oz.

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.

Large Charleston SC Coin Silver Ladle. Hallmark for Samuel Wilmot Monogrammed Bowl measures 4.25"x3". Ladle is 13 1/2". Weight 200 grams Samuel Wilmot, silversmith & jeweler, active in Georgetown, SC

STERLING SILVER DUTCH SILVER LADEL WITH INSET DUTCH SILVER COIN & WOODEN HANDLE ; SOLD AT WALDMAN , INC , SOUTHAMPTON , NY - 1.69ozt - 3" x 12 1/2"

Mid-19th century coin silver mint julep cup by Samuel Wherritt (1799-1877) of Danville, Virginia and Richmond, Kentucky, signed on the base, monogrammed, measures 3.25 inches, weighs 5.65 ozt.

This is a fine pair of antique American coin silver serving spoons made by Samuel Macomber Taber of Providence, Rhode Island (Active c. 1824-1852). Each is monogrammed "E. Holmes". 8 3/4" Length. The