9 pieces Baltimore, Maryland coin silver or sterling flatware. Includes one 11" ladle with fluted bowl and King's pattern variant handle marked A.E. Warner with assay mark "11" (Andrew Ellicott Warner Jr., working 1864-1893), plus 7 fiddle handle spoons marked A.E. Warner with "10.15" assay mark, all 7"L, and one 7" fiddle thread handle spoon […]

Five pieces of South Carolina coin silver flatware. Includes one 3-5/8" salt ladle marked Veal & Glaze in serrated rectangle (John Veal and William Glaze, working together in a short lived partnership in Columbia, S.C. 1838-1841); one 4-5/8" condiment ladle and one 9" tablespoon both with fiddle handles and marked Wilmot (one in rectangle, the […]

Five coin silver spoons with shell tipped handles, retailer's mark R.R. Smith (Rufus R. Smith, working Macon, Georgia 1829-1833), pseudohallmarks for W. Forbes (working Albany, N.Y. 1802-1831). Monogrammed. 5-3/4"L, 2.48 oz troy total. Together with two salt spoons with fiddle handles, marked __ Lord (possibly Benjamin Lord, working Rutland, Vt. 1797 and Athens, Ga., 1831-d.1843). […]

Three pieces New Orleans retailed coin silver flatware. Includes one King's Pattern variant spoon, 7"L, marked E.A. Tyler N.O., monogrammed Alice Herrell, and two French Thread pattern forks with marks for Wood & Hughes (New York) and retailer mark Lion Brothers (listed as jewelers in New Orleans circa 1850). Provenance: Estate of Salli LaGrone, Franklin, […]

Four heavy coin or sterling silver forks, King's Pattern with shell back, marked on back W.A. Williams in rectangle. 8-1/2"L, 14.13 oz troy total weight. Possibly William A. Williams, working Alexandria, Virginia 1809-1835. Provenance: Estate of Salli LaGrone, Franklin, Tennessee. Condition: One with small dents to handle, all with monogram removal on backs.

American Federal coin silver cup with early agricultural society inscription. Beaker with bellied body and flared lip, engraved inscription "Honourable Testimony/Sept. 1815/ BERKSHIRE Agricultural Society to J.A". Maker's mark: Shepherd & Boyd (working Albany, NY, first quarter 19th century) in serrated rectangle on bottom. 3-1/4"H, 3.495 oz troy. Note: The Berkshire Agricultural Society was founded […]

Four pieces of 19th century coin silver flatware, all with agricultural presentation inscriptions, including 2 with engraved pigs. 1st item: gravy or sauce ladle with fiddle tipt handle, inscribed on back "Mad..n Co. Agl. Society Premium 1850, maker's mark Willard & Hawley (working Syracuse, New York, mid 19th c.), monogrammed MP on front, 5-3/4"L. 2nd […]

Item 1: Silver Mint julep cup or tumbler, round tapered form with beaded lip and foot, incuse marks on base "Canfield Bro & Co. Sterling" with "11 oz" in rectangle. (Mark of Ira and William Canfield, working Baltimore, MD circa 1850). Monogrammed on front "G.L. Drain". 3-1/2"H, 3.73 oz troy. Item 2: Coin silver mint […]

Silver goblet with knopped stem and circular foot, the round bowl inscribed "The Tredegar Prize, 1824 given by Colonel Milman for the best Trotter under five years old, one trial." No maker's mark, probably sterling. 6-1/4"H, 7.43 oz troy. Note: Tredegar, at Monmouthshire in Wales, was the site of several agricultural competitions in the early […]

Coin silver presentation cup, tapered sides and reeded rim, heavy repousse design with butterfly and basket, flowers and scrolls, laurel dart bottom edge and a band of stars on the bottom. Marked on base "Kirk" with "C" and assayer mark (Samuel Kirk, Baltimore, MD, b. 1793-d. 1872), with inscription to front cartouche: "Presented to J. […]