Gebelein  
5172   $10,600.00

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Kane mark F. Double scroll handle. Height 4-7/8". Diameter of mouth 3"; of base 3-3/8". Weight 12.2 troy ounces. Original monogram MT in block letters on handle. Later script monogram "H.J.Little 1849" on front. Owned by same family from at least 1849 to us. Haven't yet researched the MT mono to verify that same family. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Cliff Nunn - Antique Silver and Decorative Arts  
20141101-02   $525.00

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Offered is a fine early American coin silver beaker by Philadelphia silversmith John Aitken, working in that city from at least 1780 through about 1808. Aitken's biography is given in Hollan's "Philadelphia Silversmiths" and elsewhere. This beaker is graced with a very well executed period script monogram, the large size of which indicates a likely earlier date for the beaker, perhaps around 1780-95. The maker's mark is also legible. This beaker or julep cup measures about 3 inches to the... Click for details

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver  
2201   Sold

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height 12 3/8 inches to top of handle; 11 1/2 to top of spout, eight lobed body with ornate floral chasing and helmet spout, weight 26 Troy ounces, some light wear to high points and a few very minor dents (these will not photograph) but fine overall condition, engraved "Presented by the Fire Department of Williamsburgh to Andrew B. Hodges, ESq., late Chief Engineere, as a Testament of their respect for his gentlemanly deportment which characterized him while in the discharge of his duty, Oct... Click for details

Hampton Galleries  
7354C   $225.00

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Coin silver chatelaine hook by the firm of Robert and William Wilson of Philadelphia (c. 1826-1854), 2-3/16” long with shaped oval ____ with a large feather script monogram “H” on front and a ½” bar on back, pointed end clip marked on inside “R & W. WILSON” in rectangular punch.

Hampton Galleries  
7353C   $550.00

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Coin silver vinaigrette by Wood & Hughes, New York City (c. 1870), 1-1/8” long by ¾” wide by ¼” high, hinged at back with small thumb grip on cover in front, cover with vine decoration around edges, feather script monogram “S H” on cover with the “Hand of God” symbol between the initials, inside of box, including grating, is silver gilt, marked inside box on bottom “W& H” incuse.

Gebelein  
5147   $480.00

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Large cartouche and engine turning. Height 5-7/8" Mouth diameter 3". Weight of pair 7-1/2 troy ounces. The monogram in the cartouche is Anna Kimball/from/E.P.T./June 4, 186a. Overall condition is excellent although one has no center ring between the cup and the base and is therefore slightly shorter.

North Hill Antiques  
657   $3,500.00

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Made c1753-60 -- 2-5/8"-tall cylinder opens on hinged cover to disclose steel grater, name of original owner, E.Keele, and the name of his home, Sarum, which is still located on State Rte 234 near Newport, MD. Patterson's mark -- I (pellet) P -- is struck inside the grater's cap.

Until recently, Pattison was located in research books as working in Annapolis, MD, c1750. Then, Catherine Hollan published her work on Virginia silversmiths. There was Pattison, relocated to Fredericksburg. ... Click for details

Hampton Galleries  
7344   $1,475.00

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Coin silver water pitcher by William Gale, New York City (c. 1830-1950), 10-1/2" tall to top of handle, 9-7/8" to top of lip, 9" from end of lip to end of handle, 4-5/8" diameter of stepped circular base, short pedestal to lobed body, matching applied bands around base and throat, matching applied gadrooned bands around lip and pedestal, wide pouring spout, hollow S-shaped handle, feather script monogram "WHC to LCJr." on front of body, marked underneath "W.G" in rectangular punch with four... Click for details

Hampton Galleries  
7346   $425.00

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Coin silver julep cup by E. Jaccard & Co., St. Louis, Missouri (c. 1855), 3-9/16" tall, 3" diameter at rim, 2-7/16" at base, applied beading around rim and base, no monogram, one very small indentation on side, marked underneath "E. JACCARD & Co" "ST LOUIS" and "COIN", all incuse.

Hampton Galleries  
7342   $950.00

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Pair of coin silver beakers by William Thomson, New York City (c. 1810), 3-1/8" tall, 3" diameter at rim, 2-1/4" at base, straight-sided with simple applied band at rim, marked underneath "WThomson" (script) in shaped rectangular punch.

North Hill Antiques  
786   $600.00

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In 1825, the Erie Canal opened, sending to NYC and beyond the agricultural riches of Ohio and ultimately the entire midwest. For 10 years -- from 1825-35 -- this cornucopia was celebrated in the arts, including the art of silvermaking. The basket-of-flowers and sheaf-of-wheat flatware patterns are examples; so too is this mug with its band of farm produce and equipment -- corn-filled wagon, barn, windmill, beehives, farm house, corn crib, scythe, rake, and a sheaf-of-wheat design repeated 10... Click for details

Old Friends  
1612mg   $465.00

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Dating from 1866 according to the date engraved on the sidewall below the name "C.E. Mathews.", this coin silver mustard pot was made by Gorham. That company's standing lion, anchor, G mark appears on the underside of the base, along with the model number "510."

It is a large, well-proportioned, and handsome item. Standing 4 1/4" high, it rests on a pedestal base that is 2" in diameter. The maximum span to the end of the handle is approximately 3 1/4" and the weight is 4.5+ T. oz. The... Click for details

Gebelein  
4940   $360.00

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Leaf repousse, applied top and bottom decorative bands. Marked PURE SILLLVER COIN and pseudohallmarks of Tifft & Whiting. The inscription in a reserve on the front says: "Presented/to/John L.Cook/as a token of/respect by the operatives in/the Carding Room of the/P.S.Factory/Portsmouth NH./Sept.15,1853". The Portsmouth city directory for 1851 lists John L. Cook as overseer in the Portsmouth Steam Factory (they made yarn). Height of handle 4-1/2"; of lip 4-1/4". Diameter of mouth 3";of base... Click for details

Hampton Galleries  
7328   $2,850.00

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A rare set of six beautiful large goblets by William Adams, New York City (c.1831-1842), 6-1/2" tall, 3-5/8" diameter at rim, 3-1/16" diameter at base, domed circular base with beading around edge and repousse vine decoration, large 4" bowl with everted rim with applied reeded band and repousse flower and vine decoration making cartouche on front, script monogram "Adams" in cartouche, marked inside stem "W. ADAMS" and "NEW.YORK" (pellet raised), each in serrated rectangular punch.

Gebelein  
4936   $290.00

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1/4" decorative banding around top and bottom, engraved floral cartouche on front, partially matte finish, "ear" handle. Height 3-1/4". Diameter of mouth 3-1/4"; of base 2-7/8". Weight 4-1/4 troy ounces. The monogram is a script "Westbrook Van Tassel 1874". He was born Feb. 4, 1874, son of William H. and Elizabeth A. (Thomas) Van Tassel. Mark condition is excellent. Overall condition is very good (very minor dents, slightly out of round).

Hampton Galleries  
7314   $650.00

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Large coin silver chalice made by Charter, Cann & Dunn of New York City and retailed by Hood & Tobey of Albany, New York (c. 1848-1849), 7-1/4" tall, circular pedestal base with knob in middle of pedestal, large tulip-shaped bowl with cartouche on front (empty) surrounded by repousse flowers and vines, applied band of fine beading around lip and foot, marked underneath "HOOD & TOBEY" incuse over "CC&D" in rectangular punch.