Eight (8) Southern Coin Silver spoons, including 2 tablespoons marked MACAULY in rectangle, attributed to George James Macauley, working Charleston, circa 1800, both with oval ends and monograms in oval reserves; 1 teaspoon with rounded ends, marked YOUNG in serrated rectangle, attributed to Alexander Young, working Charleston, 1807-1856 (ref. Ensko); and 5 teaspoons marked T.T. […]

Large coin silver mug or cup with repousse floral decoration and beaded rims, central cartouche inscribed "Francesca from CDR / January 16, 1899". The underside with incuse stamp HAYDEN BROTHER & CO for Charleston, SC retailers Hayden, Brothers, & Co. (Augustus H. Hayden, Hezekiah S. Hayden, and William G. Whilden, working 1852-1855) and makers William […]

Four (4) coin silver tablespoons in the King''s Pattern, marked for J. Eyland & Co., working Charleston, South Carolina, first half 19th century. Monogrammed "ER" to handle. Lot also includes one (1) gravy ladle with incuse mark for Charleston retailer Hayden and Whilden, maker''s mark of Theodore Evans & Co., NY; Two (2) forks stamped […]

Rare American coin silver candlestick, circa 1847, stamped for South Carolina retailer Gregg, Hayden & Co (H. Sidney and Nathaniel Hayden and William Gregg, working Charleston, SC circa 1846-1852), with pseudohallmark for maker Gale and Hughes of New York, date mark 1847. Circular, hollow form with engraved trefoil design at upper rim, knopped stem over […]

Scarce Charleston, South Carolina coin silver ladle or brandy warmer, c. 1800, with ebonized wood or horn handle, stamped REEVES in rectangle for Enos Reeves, working Charleston c. 1784-1807. Later inscription to one side: "Francesca from A.F.R. 1905." Approx. 6 3/4"L, bowl 2 1/2" diameter. PROVENANCE: By descent in the historic Pinckney family of Runnymede […]

5 Coin Silver Spoons attributed to 18th century Charleston, South Carolina, makers Richard Pitts, James Monk, Christian Wittich, Enos Reeves, and John Winckler. 1st item: Tablespoon with oval end, marked RP in rectangle, attributed to Richard Pitts, working Charleston, SC 1746-1770. 9" L, 1.79 troy ounces. 2nd item: Teaspoon with pointed ends, marked MONK in […]

Samuel Kirk (Baltimore, b. 1793 – d. 1872) coin silver covered bowl on pedestal foot, possibly a sugar bowl, of circular form with repousse floral cartouches on each side, the cover with pomegranate finial. Stamped S. KIRK in rectangle, and "10.15" in serrated rectangle for coin silver, to underside of base, and inscribed "Presented to […]

American coin silver water pitcher, octagonal faceted sides with repousse floral decoration on a molded octagonal base, double stamped G. BOYCE and N. YORK in rectangle for Geradus or Gheradus Boyce, working New York City 1814-1854. Central reserve monogrammed "C.A. Duncan" in script. Molded rim and acanthus overlaid handle. 9"H. 24.63 oz troy. PROVENANCE: By […]

Two (2) scarce mid-19th century silver serving utensils. 1st item: Coin silver cake or fish serving knife with decorative carved mother of pearl handle, the blade marked BAILEY AND KITCHEN in rectangle for retailers Bailey and Kitchen of Philadelphia (1833-1846) with harp, thistle and eagle pseudohallmarks for makers Robert Taylor and Robert Lawrie, circa 1845. […]