Sterling or coin silver cracker scoop, marks for Mitchell & Tyler (Richmond, Virginia, working 1845-1866), gilt bowl with beaded borders, the reverse chased with pheasants in a cartouche and bright cut borders, olive pattern handle, verygood condition, 2.180 oz troy. 9" L.
Lot 139: G. H. Smith Coin Silver Ladle
Small G. H. Smith Coin Silver Ladle, tipt handle, script monogram, stamped on the back in rectangle with wavy border, "G. H. Smith." and also stamped "Pure Coin", small bend in stem, small dent in handle. 5 1/4" L. Possibly Middle TN., or EastTN, early 19th century. Total troy ounces: 0.38.
Lot 140: Dumoutet Coin Silver Serving Spoon
John B. Dumoutet (Philadelphia, PA, prior to 1802, Charleston SC, working 1802-1813) Coin Silver Spoon, tipt back fiddle handle, pointed fin, monogram ""DLM", 9 in., good condition, small dents, American, late 18th/early 19th century.Provenance: Loudon County, TN estate.
Lot 137: 3 TN Coin silver spoons & Lownes ladle, Foster-Cheatham family
3 TN Coin silver spoons & Lownes ladle, Foster-Cheatham family. Four pieces of coin silver from the Foster-Cheatham Family of Nashville. Includes two 7-1/2" tablespoons and one 8-3/8" serving spoon marked J. Campbell (John Campbell,working Nashville, TN, 1836-1857?), and one 8" ladle with shell handle and shell on the underside of the bowl, marked E. […]
Lot 138: 3 Samuel Bell, TN coin silver teaspoons
Three Samuel Bell coin silver teaspoons, downturned tip back fiddle handle, pointed fins, marks for Samuel Bell (1797-1881). Monogrammed "J R" Condition: overall very good condition with light scratches and small dents. Length 5 3/4".1.67 troy oz. Silversmith Samuel Bell was active in Knoxville from 1819-1852 and the mark on this spoon is similar to […]
Lot 136: Three East TN split oak baskets, prob. Hawkins Co.
Three East Tennessee split oak baskets, probably Hawkins County. 1ST ITEM: Covered basket, lid with 2 folding halves, older dry surface, oxidation around nailheads, shrinkage to oak splint, no visible breaks to weavers. 11" H x 15 1/2" W x 141/2" D. 2ND ITEM: Split oak basket, double wrapped rim, older dry surface, no visible […]
Lot 135: Exceptional miniature TN buttocks basket
Rare and early Tennessee miniature buttocks basket, finely woven split oak with wrapped rim, dark patina. Condition: one broken weaver, small nick to another, otherwise excellent condition. 1 7/8"H x 2" diameter. Tennessee, late 19th century. Private Nashville, TN collection.
Lot 133: Large Buttocks Basket w/ Woven Handle, Tennessee history
Large oval split oak basket with wrapped and woven handle, prob. Knox Co., TN. Excellent condition with one small break to bottom. 15" H x 25 1/2" W x 17 3/4" D. Provenance: Estate of the late J. N. Lonas, Knoxville, TN.
Lot 134: Quadruple Ribbed Basket, signed Trevle Wood
Contemporary Tennessee white oak quadruple ribbed or buttocks basket, red, white and blue pattern signed and dated by Trevle Wood, a well-known contemporary basket maker, specializing in the traditional white oak Appalachian baskets. Signed "Trevle Wood, "98" on inside of handle. Overall . 13 1/2" H x 13" W x 9 1/2" D. Late 20th […]
Lot 131: East TN Redware Pitcher
East Tennessee miniature redware teapot or pitcher, tall straight sides, with sine wave incising and incised lines around body and spout. Made by the Mort pottery family of Jefferson County, TN. Condition – Very tight hairline starting at mid-section and ending at base, minor flakes to rim and spout. 8 15/16″ H x 10″ W. […]









