Todd L. Pusey  
tlp033   $195.00

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Circa 1800, Sheffield hot water or tea urn, unmarked, bone knob, overall wear and copper bleed through, no monograms or maker's mark, approximately 14" in height, approximately 8 1/2" wide between handles. Nice form. Fair condition, considerable copper bleed through, overall. Some dings, old repair to base of one handle (see photo), opening of spigot is bent, with other crinkles on the base. Despite these issues, a beautiful remnant of an elegant era.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp032   $525.00

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Handsome pair of Sheffield chafing or entree dishes, 19th century, marked incuse on bottom of each "BEST SHEFFIELD HEAVY SILVERPLATING" and "GOLDSMITHS' ALLIANCE LIMITED CORNHILL.LONDON", heavy weight, each measure approximately 11 1/4" by 8 3/8", removable handles each correspond to the number of each piece of the set ( 2 and 3), gadroon edge, high relief detail on handles, no monograms. Very fine estate condition, normal wear consistent with age and use. Wear showing some copper on bottom edge... Click for details

North Hill Antiques  
131   $500

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Pointed-end handle, c1795 -- block mono M G on front. Length is 5-3/8". Condition of both spoon and bird is near-mint -- no tipwear, and bird is well struck and has retained all of its parts.

Heirlooms Lite  
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Dainty little Sugar Tongs marked, Sterling, with an "R" for the maker. I don't know this mark. Ends are leaves attached with little rosettes. Length is 3 5/8". Nice hostess gift next time you go to tea.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp030   $175.00

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Impressed "CA" or "GA" twice on inside arms, maker unknown, possible New England origin, early 19th century pair tongs, highly detailed acorn tips, nice detail, great bright-cut engraving, approximately 6" in length. Excellent condition. monogram "RMJ" in feather script,

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp029   $75.00

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Impressed "PHELPS" and sunburst, early American coin silver sauce ladle, possible origin New England, circa 1810, approximately 5 1/2" in length, round bowl, approximately 1 1/2" in diameter, rounded handle, monogram "FH" in feather script. Very good condition, noting only crack on top of back of the handle. Normal wear due to age and wear. A nice early piece.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp 028   $125.00

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Stamped "J. CHURCH" in rectangle, rare tongs, made by father of famous landscape painter, Frederick E. Church, Hartford, CT, circa 1818-1827, approximately 6" in length, shell tips, monogram "SAP" or "LAP" on arch in feather script. Excellent condition.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp027   $85.00

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Impressed "R & W. WILSON" inside rectangle, made circa 1830, Kings Pattern single struck, Philadelphia, PA, approximately 8 1/2" in length, pointed ovoid bowl, sharp tip, bowl approximately 1 7/8" by 3", shell back, good weight, monogram "A" in feather script on reverse, Excellent condition.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp 025   $65.00

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Impressed in rectangle "T.J. BROWN" AND "STANDARD" incuse, circa 1845-1855, Baltimore southern coin silver teaspoon, 14 lobed shell bowl, a little over 6 5/8" in length, shell bowl approximately 1 1/2" by 2". Monogram "EG" in feather script, gorgeous engraving on handle. Excellent condition.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp024   $45.00

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Great condiment ladle, coin silver, no monogram, only marked "COI" incuse, a little over 5" in length, bowl approximately 15/16" in diameter,round bowl, pointed tip, fancy engraving, circa 1850. Nice condition, wear consistent with age and use.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp 023   $275.00

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Marked with Irish date marks inside arch, great Dublin Sterling tongs, pointed shell tips ends, a little under 6" in length, monogram "NRI" in block letters. I do not know the maker, though. Excellent condition. Rare find.

Antiques At Time Was  
tr8335   $178.00

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This is an antique English figural design toast rack or toast holder shaped like a gondola with gondolier. The very unusual EPNS silver plated toast rack holds 8 slices and measures 5 inches high by 9 inches long by 3.5 inches wide and was made 1900-1920. The workmanship is superb. The spacers are semi barley twist in design with a rope gallery. The original oar is intact. The toast rack is in excellent condition and would be a show stopping (or breakfast or tea stopping) decorative centerpiece ... Click for details

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp 022   $125.00

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Great sterling tongs, London, circa 1780, George Burrows, acorn tips, beaded edge, no monogram, impressed "GB" and lion, indicating sterling standard, approximately 5 3/8" inches in length, nice weight. Excellent estate condition.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp021   $195.00

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Cast pierced sterling tongs, Thomas Walker I, London, circa 1780, arcaded/pierced arms with feather design, shell tips, impressed "TW" in rectangle, block letter "D" beside it, sterling standard lion in rectangle, arms approximately 1 1/4" wide, approximately 5 5/8" in length. Monogram "JMP" in feather script. Excellent estate condition. Wear consistent with age and use.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp 020   $125.00

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Marked P. FRIES incuse, circa 1840, Philadelphia,PA, coin silver ,small ladle, 12 lobed shell bowl, fancy engraving, approximately 5 7/8" in length, bowl approximately 7/8" by 1 1/8" in diameter, monogram "LMC" in feather script. Excellent estate condition. No issues with bowl. Normal wear consistent with age and use.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp 019   $175.00

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Southern coin silver tongs, talon ends, heavy, Gabriel Duval Clark, Baltimore, MD, circa 1840-1850, sharp talon end tongs, poor mark "G.D. CLARK", assay mark poor 10-15, approximately 6 1/2" in length,monogram feather script "RRR" on arch. Excellent estate condition.