7 pcs coin silver flatware, including 1 miniature fiddle pattern salt spoon marked J. Campbell in rectangle (John Campbell, working Fayetteville, North Carolina 1834-1836; Cheraw, South Carolina, 1836; Nashville, Tennessee, 1836-1857?), monogram ECG, 3 3/4" L; 2 coffin end teaspoons marked R. Mason in banners (attr. Richard Mason, working Baltimore, Maryland, 1814-1824), monogram K, and […]

Group of 17 coin silver forks from various states, including Alabama, mid 19th century. Includes 4 fiddle handled forks with incuse marks S F HOBBS for Samuel F. Hobbs, working Selma, Alabama circa 1860, all monogrammed "Emily", 2 shell and thread pattern forks marked E & D KINSEY in rectangles for Edward and David Kinsey, […]

18 pieces of coin silver flatware including pieces of Kentucky, Midwestern and Agricultural interest. Includes 1 teaspoon with handle having raised Sheaf of Wheat decoration marked H.F. & H. Premium, monogrammed SE and stamped en verso in rectangle BRADBURY with additional date mark of 1826 (possibly Theophilus Bradbury, working Newburyport, Massachusetts circa 1820s), together with […]

Rare North Carolina coin silver long handled pictureback teaspoon with raised eagle and banner decoration to back of bowl, the pointed handle marked I VOGLER in rectangle (John Vogler, 1783-1881, working Salem, NC). Script monogram AP to top of handle. 5 3/8"L, .27 oz troy. For an example of a similar spoon by Vogler, ref. […]

8 Silver Spoons, Lenhart and Broderson. 1st-2nd items: 2 coin silver teaspoons with fiddle handles, monogrammed LW, marked on back G Lenhart in script. (Note: Boultinghouse lists G. Lenhart working Bowling Green, first half 19th century, ref. Boultinghouse, "Silversmiths of Kentucky," p. 186, however more recent research by Kentucky silver scholar Gary Gardner suggests Gottfried […]

5 coin silver teaspoons with raised sheaf of wheat decoration to handles, monogram H, marked en verso AYERS & BEARD in serrated rectangles with additional eagle psuedohallmark (Elias Ayers and Evans C. Beard, working Louisville, Kentucky c. 1824-1831). 5 5/8" L, 1.99 oz troy. Provenance: Estate of Lynn Scholl Renau, Louisville, Kentucky. CONDITION: 1/2" tear […]

Five (5) sterling silver mint julep cups or beakers with triple reeded rims and applied horseshoe decoration, no monograms or inscriptions. Marked on underside for Manchester Silver Co. (Providence, Rhode Island 1918-1985) , Sterling, 3759. A couple are additionally engraved Kendrick under the maker's marks, possibly for retailer Merkley Kendrick of Louisville, Kentucky. 3 5/8" […]

25 pieces coin silver and sterling silver flatware, including 12 coin silver spoons of Kentucky interest. Includes six (6) fiddle pattern teaspoons marked A. Fairleigh in banner (Andrew Fairleigh, working Hardin County, KY circa 1830-1844), monogram GF; Six (6) teaspoons with fiddle tipt handles, stamped on back with incuse retailer marks C. P. Barnes & […]

6 early Kentucky coin silver teaspoons with elongated, oval-ended handles, the backs marked E * OUTTEN in rectangles (Ephraim Outten, working Maysville, KY by 1816-d. 1825). 5 1/8" L. 2.19 oz troy. Provenance: Estate of Lynn Renau, Louisville, KY, acquired in 1975 from Carriage House Antiques, Carrollton, Missouri. Letter from dealer to Mrs. Renau with […]

Group of three Columbian gold ornaments including large bird (2-1/4 x 2-1/4"), human figure (1-5/8" L) and rounded wings on hook (3/8 x 3/4"), all items test between 10K and 14K, 48.2 grams/3 items. 4th item: medium size bird, is not gold, only decorative ornament. All likely 20th century. Provenance: The estate of Dr. Benjamin […]