4 pieces of coin silver flatware including 1 tablespoon with fiddle pattern handle marked CAIN in banner flanked by two Masonic emblems (Thomas Cain, working Knoxville, 1809-1813, ref. Tennessee Silversmiths p. 46) with monogram R; 1 teaspoon and 1 dessert spoon with incuse marks HOPE & MILLER (working Knoxville c. 1870), and 1 tablespoon with double incuse […]

Fourteen (14) coin silver spoons, including 13 teaspoons and 1 tablespoon with reverse fiddle ends and the maker’s mark “J.B. Wells” within a rectangle for James B. Wells (working in Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee, circa 1860). 8 7/8 in. L and 5 1/2 in. L. 7.46 troy ounces. PROVENANCE: The collection of Marty and David Black, Rockford, […]

16 pcs antique silver flatware, Kentucky interest. Includes Five (5) Coin silver teaspoons with fiddle tipt handles, marked PARIS KY in rectangles with incuse marks for William M. Hinton, working Paris 1844-1847, Shelbyville 1847-54, and Paris 1854-1900+, monogram JSJ; Five (5) unmarked coin silver or early sterling teaspoons with unusual fox head pattern handles, incuse stamp  “C.O.” (likely […]

Grouping of nine (9) assorted mid 19th century coin silver table/serving spoons, including: 2 fiddle tipt handle spoons with incuse marks for retailers Albert J. and F. A. Leslie (working Mobile, Alabama, 1853 – 1873) and makers Wood & Hughes of New York,  3 fiddle tipt handle spoons marked for Duhme (Cincinnati, Ohio), 1 fiddle tipt handle […]

American coin silver repousse cup or mug with militaria inscription: PRESENTED BY THE OFFICERS OF THE PRESIDENT’S MOUNTED GUARD TO QUARTERMASTER JOHN T.(?) EVANS FOR THE BEST SHOT, SEPT. 12, 1854. The circular reserve housing the inscription is surrounded by repousse oakleaf and acorn decoration, on an all-over circular stamped surface, set within beaded rims. Stamped COIN […]

Eight assorted pieces of coin and early sterling silver including Charleston, Baltimore, and Covington, Ky. Includes: one (1) coin silver cup with a beaded rim and foot and engraved foliate cartouche, marked for Duhme and Co. (Cincinnati, 1842-1888) , one (1) coin silver serving spoon marked for R & A Campbell (brothers Robert & Andrew Campbell, […]

Group of assorted 19th century American coin silver and sterling items. Includes 1 coin silver soup ladle, 11 1/2 in., monogrammed Clement, no maker’s mark; 3 coin silver tablespoons and 8 coin silver teaspoons from various makers, all Northern, Midwestern or unknown makers, 3 Anthemion pattern teaspoons marked “sterling”, 12 sterling handled dinner knifes with […]

1st item: An American coin silver soup or punch ladle with plain fiddle handle, stamped WW, attributed to William Ward Jr. (Litchfield, CT, 1763 – 1826). Circa 1820. 13 1/2 in. L. 5.45 troy ounces. 2nd item: An American coin silver creamer marked on the base side JSHOEMAKER for Joseph Shoemaker of Philadelphia (working 1785 – 1829), urn form […]

1st item: English George III sterling silver cruet set, the reticulated oval frame having an openwork beaded loop handle and wood base, supported on four openwork paw feet, and containing four original cut glass bottles with bright-cut collars. Stand hallmarked for London, 1786-87, maker’s mark worn. 10 in. H x 7 in. W x 5 in. D. 2nd […]

1st item: English George III punch or toddy ladle, sterling silver bowl with beaded rim, bright cut decoration, and ebony twist handle, worn makers’ marks and date mark circa 1785. 14 in. L. 1.07 gross troy ounces. 2nd item: Georgian Irish sterling silver twin handled open sugar bowl featuring bands of bright cut decoration to rims and shoulder. Hallmarked […]