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Middle Tennessee cobalt stenciled stoneware pottery canning jar reading "JAS TURN…BROS, NASHVILLE, TENN". 11" H. Late 19th century. Condition: Broken and reglued. Chips to rim.

Nashville advertising whiskey pottery jug with script reading "Fitzgerald & Litchford, Dealers in Groceries & Whiskies, 121 Broad St.". 12" H. Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition

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 […]

Four Nashville, Tennessee coin silver teaspoons with rounded fiddle handles and rounded fins, marked in rectangle P. NEGRIN (The book TENNESSEE SILVERSMITHS by Dr. Benjamin H. Caldwell lists Paul Negrin working in Nashville from 1823-1844. He was one of the eight men who formed the Association of Watchmakers, Silversmiths and Jewellers of Nashville in 1836.). […]

Coin silver soup or punch ladle in an Olive variant pattern, monogrammed TOWLER on handle, incuse mark on back T. GOWDY. The book TENNESSEE SILVERSMITHS by Dr. Benjamin H. Caldwell lists Thomas Gowdey working as a retailer in Nashville, Tennessee, 1825-1863. 12-1/2" L, 6.09 oz troy. Condition: Very good condition with light surface scratches.

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 […]