Coin silver soup or punch ladle, Louisville, Kentucky or Cincinnati, Ohio. Oval bowl and broad fiddle handle with engraved monogram MC, marked W & A COOPER in rectangle en verso for William and Archibald Cooper, working in partnership in Cincinnati, 1836-1837, and Louisville, Kentucky, 1837-1846. 11" L, 4.7 oz troy. (Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of […]

Frankfort, Kentucky coin silver gravy ladle, teaspoon, and tablespoon, all bearing marks for Benjamin F. Meek, working 1834-1838 (and later under different partnership names). Ladle and teaspoon marked MEEK in serrated rectangles. Tablespoon with incuse mark BF MEEK and pseudo hallmarks. Ranging in size from 5 3/4" to 8 3/8" L. 2.7 oz troy combined […]

Coin silver julep cup or beaker, having a beaded rim and foot ring, tapered sides, underside with incuse mark for S.B. Hall (working Nicholasville, KY and Clayton, IN, c. 1837-1850). Monogrammed with script "MD." 3 5/8" H x 3 1/4" dia. 5.299 total troy ounces. The Estate of Cora Jane Spiller, Bowling Green, Kentucky. Condition: […]

18 pieces of coin silver attributed to Paris / Bourbon County, Kentucky coin silver by makers including Joseph Stephens, James and George Snyder, B.B. Marsh, Abraham Shire, and more. 1st-5th items: 5 teaspoons with fiddle handles stamped J STEPHENS in rectangle for Joseph Lawrence Stephens, working 1810-1820+ (d. 1848, Cynthiana). 6th item: Teaspoon with fiddle […]

Twenty (20) silver teaspoons marked for Georgetown, Kentucky makers and retailers Capt. Edward C. and Sarah (Sallie) E. Barlow, and T.J. and A.X.F. Shepard. Includes four (4) coin silver teaspoons with Fiddle Swell handles, marked E.C. BARLOW in rectangles for Edward Callistus Barlow (working 1849-c. 1894) and four (4) sterling fiddle handle teaspoons with marks […]

Coin silver ladle and 8 spoons attributed to Simpson of Knoxville, Tennessee or Bardstown, Kentucky, and William Russell, working Bardstown prior to 1859-1870+. Includes 6" Ladle with fiddle handle marked RUSSELL in rectangle, with additional lettering not visible due to wear; 1 spoon marked W. RUSSELL in rectangle; and 3 spoons with incuse mark RUSSELL. […]

5 pieces coin silver by Benjamin McKenny Riggs, working Paris, Kentucky 1825-1839. Includes 1 coffin end cream ladle, 2 fiddle pattern tablespoons,1 fiddle teaspoon and 1 fiddle swell teaspoons, all marked B.M. Riggs in rectangles. 1 teaspoon and 1 tablespoon with script monograms. Ranging in size from 4 3/4" to 9 1/4" L. 5.29 oz […]

Assembled set of 25 Lexington coin silver spoons, all marked for William P. Poindexter, active Lexington, 1818-1859. Includes 7 tablespoons or serving spoons, 2 dessert spoons, and 16 teaspoons, all with fiddle swell handles and varying monograms. All marked POINDEXTER in rectangle except for one tablespoon, which has an incuse POINDEXTER mark. Ranging in size […]

Scarce and early Kentucky coin silver condiment ladle with coffin end handle, marked AYRES & HAYDON in rectangle for Samuel Ayres and Noah Haydon, active Lexington, 1811-1813. Script monogram WAR. Reference: Boultinghouse, Marquis. Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, p. 43, mark illustrated p. 297, fig. 9. The Estate of Cora Jane Spiller, Bowling Green, Kentucky. Condition: […]

Kentucky coin silver mint julep cup with flaring molded rim and foot ring, monogram McC, stamped on bottom S. S. CUTLER & CO. in rectangle, attributed to Lexington, circa 1840s. 3 3/4" H, 4.88 oz troy. The Estate of Cora Jane Spiller, Bowling Green, Kentucky. Condition: Overall good condition. A couple of tiny minor dents, […]