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101G   $350.00

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Short front rib, c1760 -- 7-lobe shell drop on bowl back, block mono A S on reverse of handle; 4-1/4" long. One or two teething marks in bowl, otherwise overall condition is excellent.

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398   Sold

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Ellis worked with his brother William. You can find him listed in Whisker and on the internet at American Silversmiths. The mark shown here -- E. Baily in script -- is heretofore unknown, at least to us. This pair of teaspoons have downturned fiddle handles with pointed shoulders. The mono is R B in a feathered script. Length is 5-5/8". Condition is near-mint, extended bowl tips unworn.

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102L   $750.00

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Prominent front rib, c1760 -- drop on bowl back, block mono A over G * R on reverse of handle; 7-3/4" in length. Bit of wear on bowl tip, otherwise condition is fine.

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102F   $1750.00

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VanRensselaer was probably working in Albany when he made this spoon. (He later worked in NYC.) It has a short front rib, and has a tongue and double-molded drop on the bowl back, which is perhaps unique (see pic); mono on reverse is E over I (device) V in shaded block letters. Length is 8-1/8". Condition on this 250-year-old spoon is near mint, bowl tip unworn.

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4817  

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Engraved design around the side. Diameter of mouth 4-1/4"; maximum diameter 4-5/8". Height 1-5/8". Weight 6.2 troy ounces. The monogram on the side is RAK. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

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4819   $825.00

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Six lobes. Applied molded top band. Diameter point-to-point 9"; flat sides 8-1/2". Height 5-1/2". Weight 16.5 troy ounces. No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

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101F   $350.00

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Short rib on handle front, drop on bowl back, block mono VD over H E on reverse (see pic). Length is 4-5/8". As shown, front of handle has a series of shallow dings, cause unknown; even so, however, condition is deemed excellent.

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101E   $375.00

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Deep front rib, block mono M S on reverse, 4" in length. Some tipwear on bowl and a few teething marks. Good clear mark (see pic).

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101D   $325.00

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Deep front rib, c1770 -- crisp ll-lobe shell drop on the bowl back, block mono E B on reverse, 4-5/8" long. Touch of tipwear, otherwise in fine condition.

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105F   $2400.00

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Oval-end handle, c1790 -- pointed arch drop, reverse tipt, ornate feathered script mono L M on front. Length is 9-3/8". Combined weight is 22+ T oz. Condition is excellent, extended bowl tips unworn. Bowne worked in Middletown Twp., NJ, and NYC, from 1778-1818.

Gebelein  
4809   $700.00

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Height of side lights 6-1/8". Maximum horizontal dimension 12-3/4". Base diameter 4-3/4". Bases weighted for stability. No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
4807   $45.00

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Hand made. Upturned handles, coffin end. Length 3-1/4". The monogram is G.C. Overall condition is excellent. Mark condition on one is very good; on the other good (STERL is rubbed).

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4806   $965.00

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Woolsey pattern. Five flutes, applied molded rim. No ring base. See #4902 for same design and size but with ring base. Diameter 10"; height 1-3/4". Weight 18-2/3 troy ounces. No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

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4784   $400.00

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Three lobes. Diameter 2". Height 5/8". Spoon length 2-7/16'. Weight of each open salt and spoon 2/3 troy ounce. No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

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4803   $95.00

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Leaf-shaped, wire twist handle. Length 3-1/2". No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

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104F   $300.00

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When these tongs were made, Chittenden was working in New Haven. The tongs have cast extensions on the fiddlethread arms, ending in shell nips (see pic); there is a feathered script mono A T R on the bend. Length of the tongs is 5-3/4". Condition throughout is excellent. Mark is B C, struck on both arms. It may be found in Hammerslough's tome on Connecticut silver.