Louis XVI style gilt bronze Cartel clock, enameled face with gilt Roman numerals and scrolling gilt markers. Retains the winding key. 21 1/2" H. French, late 19th century/early 20th century. CONDITION: Minor wear to gilt, a couple of light hairlines to enamel clock face at 12 marker, minor abrasions to face cover.

8 coin silver spoons marked for Samuel Wheritt or Wherritt (working Richmond, Kentucky by 1824, died 1877). Includes 2 dessert spoons with plain fiddle handles marked S. WHERITT in rectangles beside serrated rectangles containing another, obscured mark, plus 6 teaspoons with plain fiddle handles marked S. WHERITT in rectangles alongside eagle pseudohallmarks. Circa 1830-1850. 5.22 […]

3 Kinsey Ohio Coin Silver Items. 1st item: American coin silver cream jug or pitcher by E & D Kinsey (Ohio, active 1844-1861). Partially lobed melon form body and a double C-scroll handle, with repousse and chased acanthus leaf decoration to the rim, upper shoulder, stem and foot ring. Rectangular incuse mark to the underside […]

25 coin silver items marked for Covington, Kentucky and Cincinnati, Ohio makers Charles Asmann and William R. Evans. Lot includes 1 tablespoon and 1 cream or condiment ladle (5" L) with fiddle swell handles and tipt ends, stamped W.R. EVANS in cartouches for William R. Evans, working Cincinnati, OH 1844-? and Covington, KY prior to […]

Coin Silver julep cup marked for Henry Hudson and Jacob Dolfinger, working Louisville, Kentucky, c. 1855-1858, with finely beaded rims and incuse stamp HUDSON & DOLFINGER LOUISVILLE to underside. 4" H. 4.9 oz troy. PROVENANCE: The Estate of Cora Jane Spiller, Bowling Green, KY. CONDITION: Excellent condition.

Coin Silver Mug, the underside with incuse stamp POINDEXTER for William A. Poindexter, working Lexington, Kentucky. Possibly a retailer mark, circa 1858-1882. Double C scroll handle, floral band to upper rim, double molded lower rim, the body with chased floral decoration and cartouche with engraved inscription, A PRESENT FOR LUCIE H. RATCLIFFE. 2 5/8" H […]

22 pieces coin silver flatware attributed to Stephen D. Choate, working Cincinnati c. 1836-1840, Louisville, Kentucky c. 1840-1855, and Shelby County KY 1855-1860+. Includes 1 egg or medicine spoon with oval bowl and long fiddle swell handle with tipt end; 5 tablespoon; 6 dessert spoons; and 10 teaspoons. All pieces are have incuse marks S.D. […]

34 pieces coin silver and sterling silver flatware marked for C.J. Adams and Frank Maire or Maier of Bowling Green and Christian Broderson of Russellville, Kentucky. 1st grouping: 15 coin silver spoons marked for Christian Broderson, working Russellville, Kentucky prior to 1860 through 1877. Includes 8 small coin silver teaspoons (5 3/4" L) and 4 […]

Coin silver mint julep cup with beaded rims and slightly tapering sides, marked on underside S.B. HALL in rectangle, attributed to S.B. Hall, working Nicholasville, Kentucky, circa 1837-1850 and after 1850 as S.B. Hall & Son. 3 3/4" H. 4.81 oz troy. Note: Boultinghouse lists S.B. Hall as appearing in the 1850 census in Jessamine […]

29 coin silver spoons marked for George W. McDannold, working c. 1829-1863 in Mt. Sterling, Winchester, and Covington, Kentucky. Includes 20 teaspoons, 8 dessert spoons, and 1 table or serving spoon, all marked GEORGE MCDANNOLD in rectangles except for 1 dessert spoon which has a MCDANNOLD incised mark. All with fiddle swell tipt handles and […]