A Group of Coin Silver Tableware, New England Makers

The Newark makers are: Benjamin Mayo, J and S Baldwin, and George & Silas Downing, the Trenton makers are Samuel and Edmund Roberts, the New Brunswick makers are Jacques Cortelyou, Samuel Baker and El

Collection of 15 early American coin silver teaspoons including Vermont and other New England makers, C.M. Whitaker Brandon, VT etc. 5.25"-6" 7 troy oz.

to include one National Trust replica of a tablespoon by E Lownes; nine assorted 19th century tablespoons; one place spoon; four teaspoons; two sauce ladles; one sugar shell; and one mustard ladle. 28

Collection of 27 early American coin silver teaspoons including Vermont, Boston, and other New England makers, sets of 6, 4, 3 and pairs 5"-6" 11.7 troy oz.

various makers and monograms; including tablespoons and teaspoons of varying size; mostly New England makers, two or three pieces by St. Louis makers. 49.7 total troy oz. Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Ra

Mostly New England makers Peck, Harding, Caldwell, Ladd, Adams, Dunlap & Parker ..., Approx. 13.6 troy ounces

Group of coin silver including 1 cup and 23 spoons. Acid tested Silver. Weight 17.345 ozt. Condition: Excellent Cup H 3-1/4".

Group of (7) 19th century New England coin silver flatware, to include: set of (6) threaded tipt fiddleback dinner forks, John Goodhue, Salem, MA, engraved with sprigged script ''C''; and pierced bon

COIN SILVER: Thirteen serving spoons by American silversmiths, mostly New England, 19th C., all with maker's marks verso, maker's include: Farrington & Hunnswell, Boston, c. 1840 - 1850; N. & T. Foste

Comprising examples by Phinney & Mead, Montpelier, Vermont; Joseph Dyar, Concord, MA or Middlebury, Vermont; William McDougall, Jr. Goffstown, New Hampshire; Jabez Baldwin, Hanover, NH or Salem, MA, o

nine small spoons. Various makers including Garland of New York. Steele of Hartford and Evans of New Jersey. All of used condition. Total weight 10.175 troy ounces.

Miscellaneous sterling items. Together with five coin silver spoons. Total sterling weight: 49.43 ozt. Condition: Excellent. Link to high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/pfoq1b1e4wamcbhpgue

Group of Coin and Sterling Silver Rattail Coffee Spoons, 9, various makers, various dates, one with marks of Jacob Boelen, New York City, ca. 1760. Weight: 3.66 ozt. Provenance: Private Collection, Ne

A group of 6 pieces of coin silver utensils by various American makers. Includes: William Gale, New York, 'Medallion' spoon and fork dated 1867; C A (Charles Alexander) 300 Burnett, Alexandria, Virgin

Group of Bright-Cut Coin Silver Coffee Spoons, 24, various makers, various dates. Weight: 9.48 ozt. Provenance: Private Collection, New York.

A group of nineteen teaspoons, comprising: seven coin silver spoons by the Philadelphia maker James Watts and retailed by S and E Roberts, a set of six coin silver teaspoons by Abraham Voorhees (New B

Group of early silver. Including 1831 baptismal cup, handled mug (coin), small footed cup, tongs and a pitcher. 18.55 ozt. Condition: Excellent condition. Estate of Thomas and Stephany Haines-Forsyth

Pre- 1946 Sterling Silver Coinage From England Australia India & Pupua New Guinea Quantity: 51 Condition: Mixed Grades Weight: 201g or approximately 7.09oz Item location: NSW, Australi

most flatware in assorted patterns by various makers, likely some coin examples, repousse pill box, vanity jar, shakers, salts, and napkin rings, 32.7ozt. weighable silver

Group of American Coin Silver Tableware including a Pitman porringer, an L&C ladle, two demitasse spoons, and three tablespoons, lg. to 12 1/4 in. For further information on this lot please visit Bonh

Dating from 1780 to 1845, makers are: Martin Parry, Daniel N. Dole, Asa Sibley, Stephen Hardy, Ivory Hall, Enoch Nutter, William Virgin, W.D. Beason, Beason and Reed, William McDougall Jr, William McD

English coin silver tableware of various makers and patterns; together with 8 forks marked '800'; together with a cased fish slice set 13.5" x 4".

most having fiddle handles, many with personalized engraving to handles, including a pair of basket of fruit patterned teaspoons by Peter Field of New York City, NY, a teaspoon by Samuel P. Downing of

Comprising: an American coin silver punch ladle with sheaf of wheat decorated terminal (marked as pictured), a pair of 19th century Gorham silver plated candlesticks, a pair of Wallace sterling (loade