6-piece Mexican Mid-Century sterling silver tea service, consisting of a hot water kettle and stand, coffee, teapot, creamer, sugar, and waste bowl. Quadrilateral urn form raised on shaped round bases, curved handle, shaped domed lids, and shaped finials. Each piece is stamped AMA 925 HECHO EN MEXICO STERLING, together with a hallmark. Also included is an Alvin […]
Lot 92: 169 Pcs. Gorham Sterling Silver Flatware, Portsmouth Pattern
One hundred sixty-nine (169) pieces of Gorham sterling silver flatware, Portsmouth pattern, including: 11 dinner knives (9 3/4 in. L), 13 luncheon knives, 12 dinner forks (8 in. L), 13 luncheon forks, 12 cream soup spoons, 6 grapefruit spoons, 15 teaspoons, 12 iced tea spoons, 12 table or place spoons, 12 bouillon spoons, 4 individual butter spreaders, […]
Lot 91: Richelieu Sterling Silver 7-pc Tea Set , 389 oz t.
Large Sterling Silver Tea and Coffee Service in the Richelieu pattern by International. Includes sterling tray, tea kettle with stand, coffee pot (9 cup capacity), tea pot, sugar with lid, creamer, and waste bowl, all in a Rococo inspired design with pear-shaped bodies, C-scroll handles with acanthus overlay, domed lids with leaf and floral finials […]
Lot 90: 8 East TN Silver Flatware Items, Hope & Hope and Miller
A grouping of eight (8) early Knoxville, Tennessee silver flatware pieces, fiddle tipt pattern, including: 2 coin tablespoons, 4 sterling teaspoons, and 1 sterling cream ladle, all marked on “Hope and Miller” for John and David James Hope and Fred Miller (working in Knoxville, circa 1870). The 2 tablespoons and 2 teaspoons are additionally marked “W & […]
Lot 89: 9 Samuel Bell Coin Silver Spoons
Nine (9) Knoxville, Tennessee coin silver spoons, including seven (7) tablespoons and two (2) small teaspoons with oval tipt handles, marked S. Bell in a rectangle on reverse for Samuel Bell (1797-1881), working Knoxville, TN, 1819-1852 and later, Texas. According to “Tennessee Silversmiths” by Dr. Benjamin H. Caldwell, Jr., these marks are among those used by Bell […]
Lot 88: 3 Berson Franklin TN Coin Silver Spoons
Three Middle Tennessee (3) fiddle handle coin silver teaspoons marked W & S BERSON / FRANKLIN in ovals for William and Solomon Berson, working Williamson County, TN from 1833-1838. William and Solomon were sons of the watch and clockmaker, jeweler, silversmith, and goldsmith William Berson, Sr., working in Franklin (Williamson County, TN) from 1833-1843. This mark is […]
Lot 87: 2 Coin Silver Spoons attrib. Elliston, Nashville
Two (2) coin silver teaspoons attributed to Joseph Thorp Elliston (1779-1856, active Nashville, TN, 1797-1820), with plain fiddle handles marked ITE in rectangles. 5 5/8 in. and 5 3/4 in. L. Weight .79 total troy ounces. Note: Joseph Thorp Elliston was born in 1779 in Culpepper, Virginia. He apprenticed with Samuel Ayres and, in 1797, established […]
Lot 86: Profilet Coin Silver Ladle & Archive of Merrill/Ferguson Family, MS/LA Plantation
Mississippi coin silver ladle and archive related to the Merrill-Ferguson families of Natchez. 1st item: American coin silver ladle, fiddle thread pattern with rounded fins, stamped “Coin” and worn incuse maker or retailer mark: “E. — ,” attributed to Emile Profilet, working New Orleans, Louisiana, c. 1822 and Natchez 1823-1866. Script monogram “Stewart” to handle. Length: 13 inches. […]
Lot 85: Kentucky Coin Silver Julep Cup by William Kendrick
American coin silver julep, incuse mark for William Kendrick, working in Louisville, KY, circa 1824-1880, with a raised bead and reel rim and base. 3 7/8 in. H. 5.16 troy ounces. PROVENANCE: Private Knoxville collection, by descent in the family of Samuel P. Taylor of Hart County Kentucky. CONDITION: Overall good condition; shallow indentation to one side. Not […]
Lot 84: Kitts KY Coin Silver Goblet
Kentucky coin silver goblet having a bulbous body and flared beaded rim, atop a domed beaded foot. Stamped J. KITTS to underside for John Kitts, Louisville, Kentucky (working 1843-1878; this mark used circa 1836-1874). Monogrammed “Miss Kate Thomas” to one side. 7 in. H. 8.16 troy ounces. Note: according to oral history, this cup was […]
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