1st through 4th items: Set of early Baltimore Repousse rose pattern salt dishes, circular form with lion head caryatid masks and hoof feet, each stamped A.E. WARNER and "11.2" in separate rectangles to indicate coin silver, Andrew Ellicott Warner, working Baltimore, b. 1786 – d. 1870. Each 2"H x 3" Diam. 5th item: Coin Silver […]
Lot 74: New Orleans Coin Silver Ladles, forks and spoons – 9 pcs.
Nine (9) pieces coin silver flatware of New Orleans, Louisana interest. Includes 1 large soup or punch ladle (13 1/2") and 1 gravy ladle (7 3/4"L), both marked HYDE & GOODRICH in rectangle for James Hyde and C.W. Goodrich, working New Orleans c. 1816-1866; plus 4 dinner forks with incuse marks H.P. BUCKLEY / N […]
Lot 75: Natchez MS Coin Silver Soup Ladle, Emile Profilet
Natchez, Mississippi coin silver punch or soup ladle fiddle and thread handle, marks for retailer Emile Profilet, working New Orleans, Louisiana, c. 1822 and Natchez, Mississippi, 1823-1866, and pseudo-hallmarks for maker William Gale and Son of New York, working 1850-1857 and 1863-1866. Three part script monogram to front and MTV monogram verso. 9.2 oz. troy, […]
Lot 72: Louisiana Coin Silver Agricultural Cup by Himmel, New Orleans
Scarce Claiborne Parish, Louisiana, 19th century coin silver Agricultural Premium Cup or Mug, marked for Adolph Himmel of New Orleans (1825-1877). Flared beaded rim with punchwork decoration over bulbous sides and a flaring, acanthus banded footring; central cartouche engraved PPEMIUM (sic) / CLAIBORNE AGRICUL. SOCIETY 1871. Stamped A. HIMMEL / COIN / NEW ORLEANS to […]
Lot 73: New Orleans coin silver mug, Dillon and Hovel
New Orleans, Louisiana retailed coin silver mug bearing the mark of short lived partnership of merchants Dillon and Hovel, 1856-1857, featuring molded, delicate spiral ribbed rim and footring, joined by plain, slightly tapering sides, and a C scroll handle. Stamped DILLON & HOVEL in arched rectangle, with bust, lion, and beehive psuedohallmarks attributed to Eoff […]
Lot 70: 17 Coin Silver spoons: Memphis TN and Macon, GA marks
Seventeen (17) Southern coin silver spoons marked for Edmund J. Johnston of Macon, Georgia and James Merriman and F.H. Clark of Memphis, Tennessee. Includes eight (8) tablespoons marked F.H. CLARK & CO. and MEMPHIS in separate rectangles, two (2) tablespoons and one (1) dessert spoon marked MERRIMAN and MEMPHIS in separate rectangles, two (2) teaspoons […]
Lot 71: Charleston SC Coin Silver Tray, Hayden
South Carolina coin silver tray or salver, incuse stamp A.H. Hayden for Augustus Hayden, working Charleston c. 1857, having a rocaille border and three scrolled feet. Script Monogram JAWH. 10" diameter, 17.0 oz troy. CONDITION: Very good condition with some light surface scratching.
Lot 69: Small Memphis TN Julep Cup plus 1 Coin Silver Salt Cellar
1st item: Memphis, Tennessee coin silver julep cup of petite proportions, possibly a child's cup, with floral banding at upper and lower rims, slightly tapering sides, no monograms. Incuse stamp "MERRIMAN" (James E. Merriman, working Memphis, 1845-1860 and later). Note: the mark and floral banding are similar to those appearing on a child's cup in […]
Lot 67: Merriman & Clark Coin silver punch ladle
Large Memphis Tennessee coin silver soup or punch ladle, downturned fiddle handle marked MERRIMAN & CLARK in rectangle for James E. Merriman and Frederick H. Clark during their short-lived partnership in Memphis 1841-1847, monogrammed with stylized W on top of handle and "1849" on reverse. 12"L. 6.85 oz troy. PROVENANCE: Private Southern collection. CONDITION: Excellent […]
Lot 68: Coin Silver Julep Cup, T. Gowdey, Nashville mark
Nashville, Tennessee retailed coin silver beaker or julep cup with beaded rim and footring; incuse mark to underside "T. Gowdy" (Thomas Gowdey, b. 1795, working Nashville, 1825-d. 1863) and stamped "D". Note: the misspelling on Gowdey's name in this mark, and on many other Gowdey pieces, suggests they were made elsewhere and retailed in Nashville. […]
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