Seven American 18th - 19th C. coin silver spoons.

A Group of Seven American Coin Silver Table Spoons, late 18th-early 19th century Marks to largest: MM 8-5/8 inches (21.9 cm) (largest) 360 grams The group of

Late 18th-19th century. Seven are American coin including two tablespoons by "Hallerton". Other legible names include Butler, McCarty and Charles Wendell. Together with seven Continental teaspoons mar

Including Abraham Voorhees, New Brunswick, NJ place spoon, two Browne place spoons, two Thomas Burger spoons, and a Boston Churchill Treadwell ladle Appx. 10 t.o.

37 ASSORTED LATE 18TH-EARLY 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS. Including 15 tablespoons, 3 dessert spoons, 17 teaspoons, 1 small teaspoon, and 1 salt spoon. Various makers including Isaac Lewi

American 18th/19th century including six 18th century forms, most lacking marks; six fiddle handle, marks for Harvey Lewis (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, working 1802-1827); ten with oval handles,

Sixteen piece collection of American coin silver spoons, 18th/19th century, mainly 'Fiddle' and 'Fiddle and Thread patterns, maker's include, a pair of William Star Taylor (Utica, NY 1829-1905) tables

Seven 19th-Century American Coin and Sterling Silver Salt Spoons including: James Fenno, Lowell, MA, "Fiddle Swell Tipt" (ca. 1840), monogrammed "LND", l. 3-5/8" John S. Putnam, Buffalo, NY, "Fiddle"

Group of (42) American Coin Silver Spoons, 18th & 19th c., assorted makers, most monogrammed, 14.83 ozt tw. Some bends and dents.

Five Early American Coin Silver Spoons 18th to early 19th Century includes two spoons marked WR with an eagle stamp for William Richardson (1755-1809), Richmond, VA. Also includes three bearing the st

DESCRIPTION: Seven American coin silver table spoons. Philadelphia, 19th century. Includes four 9" spoons marked "Bailey & Co." with pseudo stamp marks and three 9-3/8" spoons marked "E. Lownes". Mono

DESCRIPTION: Seven American coin silver spoons. Marked "R & W. Wilson". Philadelphia, 19th century. Monogrammed. Includes five 6-1/4" teaspoons and two 9" table spoons (serving spoons). MEASUREMENTS:

English and American, 19th century. A group of coin silver flatware, forty-seven pieces total, including several pieces by Bigelow Bros. & Kennard, PLUS nine spoons with 800 marks, and eight sterling

American, mid 19th century, including S. Kirk & Son sandwich tongs (Baltimore, Maryland); three Greg & Hayden serving spoons (Charleston, South Carolina) with pseudo hallmarks; William Carrington must

Group of late 18th - mid 19th Century coin silver spoons. C Parker, "D" & "D P" touch marks on the reverse side.

Lot of American Early 19th Century Coin Silver Spoons. Numerous different makers. Largest, 8"l. 14.5 ozt.

Lot of Various American Early 19th Century Coin Silver Spoons. Ten pieces total. Largest, 9"l., 12.5 ozt.

(16pcs) Including: (6) J. Burritt & Son, Ithaca 1838-1862; (2) N. Harding, Boston 1810-1830; (2) Harrington & Hunnywell; (3) Vautrot & Ackley, circa 1850 Louisiana. Total weight 9.535 ozt.

Matched pair of Antique American 19th c. Coin Silver Serving / Rice Spoons in a traditional fiddle pattern. Made by R.&W. Wilson, Philadelphia, circa 1830. Robert and William Wilson operated in Philad

Ten piece collection of American coin silver teaspoons, 19th century, in the 'Fiddle' and 'Fiddle and Thread' patterns, maker's include, Dubois Philo (Buffalo, NY, act. 1841-1884), retailed by Lee & B

Assembled 27 piece lot of antique 19th Century American coin silver spoons and ladles with monogrammed handles. Various designs and makers marks. Good to fair condition with monograms, bends and surfa

BY CALEB BEAL, BOSTON (1796); 1.7 OZT.

For your consideration are (2) 19th Century American coin silver spoons from Barney & Valentine of Syracuse, New York. Each spoon is classic designed and carries a "W" monogram on its head. The revers

This is a pair of antique 19th century American coin silver spoons from Rhode Island silversmith Abraham Fellows. Monogrammed. 8 3/4" Long. 2.96oz total weight

For your consideration are (2) mid-19th Century American coin silver spoons with 'pseudo-marks' typical of the period. Additionally, the spoons are each partially marked "D.G. Leonard". D. Gillis Leon