English Victorian sterling silver cup or mug, marks for George John Richards, 1852. Rococo revival manner with engraved body and raised round floral panels, C scroll handle, and shell and scroll footed base. Engraved monogram F R G P. 4-1/8" H. 5.53 ounces troy. Condition: Overall very good condition with a minor ding to the […]

Four coin silver spoons of Southern interest. Includes a berry spoon, retailer's mark for William Kendrick (working Louisville, Kentucky, working 1831-1880) with a scalloped bowl having repousse fruit decoration and a handle in pattern similar to Louis XIV by John Polhemus, 8-5/8"L; a tablespoon with scroll-engraved tipt handle, marked J. Nicklas 10.15 (Baltimore); a tablespoon […]

Coin silver soup or punch ladle, French thread pattern, mark for Louis Jaccard (St. Louis, Missouri, active 1830 – 1848). Monogrammed. 13" L. 6.35 oz troy. Condition: Very good condition.

London F. Perrenoud 14K (plated) fired gilt pocketwatch housed in a London sterling case made by James Beebe, 1801, London. Watch gold movement signed and dated F. PERRENOUD 1827 LONDON. Sterling case with British hallmarks and date mark with maker's mark for James Beebe. Later retailed in America by the Southern clock and watch maker […]

New Orleans coin silver punch or soup ladle with upturned tipt handle and broad, flat bowl, monogrammed on reverse MAC, marked in rectangle HYDE & GOODRICH. 13"L, 5.94 oz troy. Provenance: Private Middle Tennessee collection. Condition: Some light denting and scratching to bowl, overall very condition.

A grouping of four early Knoxville, Tennessee silver tablespoons and teaspoons, fiddle tipt pattern, all marked on back "Hope and Miller" (Knoxville, circa 1870). Item 1: Two teaspoons, one engraved for Johnnie and the other for Frankie, 5-5/8" L. Item 2: Two teaspoons also marked "W and H" for Wood and Hughes, New York, engraved […]

Six coin silver teaspoons, rounded fins and fiddle tipt handles monogrammed KSA with incuse marks on back GATES & POHLMAN. 5-3/4"L. 3.05 oz troy total weight. Note: According to TENNESSEE SILVERSMITHS by Dr. Benjamin H. Caldwell, William Pohlman and W.T. Gates went into business together in 1865, succeeding G.W. Donigan in his old shop at […]

Kentucky coin silver ladle marked Kitts (John Kitts, Louisville, KY, working 1836 – 1878). Fiddle tipt handle, pointed fins and oval bowl. Monogrammed "JM". 13 3/8" L. 7.975 total troy ounces. Provenance: Private Wisconsin collection. Condition: Overall good condition with general surface scratching.

Six James B. Wells (Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee, 1860) coin silver teaspoons with reverse fiddle ends and maker's mark: JB Wells, 5-1/2" L. 2.83 ounces troy. Condition: Dents in all bowls of spoons.

Two coin silver tablespoons or serving spoons with downturned fiddle handles, monogrammed RNA and marked on back E. Raworth in rectangle. 9-1/8" L, 4.12 oz troy. Note: According to TENNESSEE SILVERSMITHS by Dr. Benjamin H. Caldwell, Edward Raworth was one of Nashville's earliest silversmiths, working there as early as 1808. His final ad ran in […]