Gebelein  
5106   $180.00

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Downturned fiddle with elliptical foliate wreath-swaged design on handles. Incised drop. Length 6". Weight 5/8 troy ounce each. Mark condition is excellent. Overall condition is excellent except for dents in the bowls.

Gebelein  
5105   $145.00

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Hammered finish, including top of handle and both sides of bowl. V drop. Concave pointed handle end. Line engraving around the handle. Colonial. The monogram on the front of the handle is a large, elaborate L. On the back of the handle is 1886/1911 (silver anniversary). Also on the back of the handle is later engraving: NCM 12-25-96.

Gebelein  
5103   $250.00

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Downturned fiddle, rounded end. Fork has 3 tines, the outer ones shaped. Length 10-1/4". Total weight 5.6 troy ounces. The monogram on the top of the handle is an Old English F.

Gebelein  
5102   $180.00

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Marked RP in a rectangle. R. Palmer? Hallmarks illegible on the tiny surface of the handle. Decoratively pierced bowl. "Arrow" at end of handle. 5-lobed shell on heel. Length 5"l

Gebelein  
5101   $275.00

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Heart-shaped bowl, upturned handle with pointed end. Hammered finish. Length 10-1/8". Weight 3 troy ounces. No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
5100   $250.00

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Sterling handles, steel blades. Corn otif on handles. Arrow-shaped blades. In a box. Length 2-7/8". No monogram. Overall condition excellent. Mark condition "sterling" excellent to good. For the person who already has everything.

Old Friends  
1834f   $185.00

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Measuring 7 3/8" long and weighing 1.7 T. oz., this sterling silver sugar sifter is a fine example of quality 18th century English silversmithing.

The marks are rubbed, but clear enough to identify the maker's stamp, TC on the horizontal intersecting with WC on the vertical, belonging to Thomas and William Chawner, as attributed by Grimwade in the "unregistered marks" section. The leopard and lion are blurred but legible, while the date letter is difficult to identify precisely, but the... Click for details

Old Friends  
1828f   $28.00

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This 5" long, .7 T. oz. bouillon spoon is an early example of "Frontenac," marked with the Simpson, Hall, Miller division of International helmet over shield, "Pat'd," and "Sterling."

It is in very fine condition. The detail remains very well-defined. The stamens show clearly as do the pollen flecks on the petals. Other design elements remain equally sharp. The upturned handle has a flowing script, Art Nouveau style "VSM" monogram.

The bowl remains round and free of dings, dents, or... Click for details

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver  
2185   $875.00

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height 3 1/8; top diameter 5 inches, weight 6.14 Troy ounces, no monogram, excellent condition.

Similar in design and construction to its larger cousin known as the "Louvre Bowl," (see Drucker, p. 188) because it is in the permanent collection of that institution.

Gebelein  
5099   $1,800.00

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Fiddle thread and shell (3 shells - both sides of handle, and shell on heel). Length, one 11-3/4", the other 11-1/2". Weight 5-3/8 troy ounces each. The monogram is the faint (typical for antique Chinese silver) crest of a bird facing left. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Old Friends  
1825f   $375.00

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The Simpson, Hall, Miller division of International silver was responsible for some of the most successful Art Nouveau patterns of the parent company. The best known was "Frontenac." Turn of the 20th century "Cleone" may be the most innovative and dramatic. Examples of it are rare.

It is representational, employing Art Nouveau floral elements and a single figure. The design elements are opulently portrayed, and tumble into the bowl. It features a bearded male image set amid an array of... Click for details

Gebelein  
5098   $95.00

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Fiddle, chicken claws, good tension. Length 6-7/8" Weight just under 2 troy ounces. The monogram is a script AW at the bow. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
5097   $185.00

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Downturned handles, rounded end, no drop, not tipt. Is this Boyce&Jones(1825-1829)?. The mark on these spoons is not the same as the Boyce&Jones mark shown in Robert Alan Green. Length 9-1/4". Weight 2.2 troy ounces each. The monogram is a script W. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
5096   $1,800.00

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Bright cut, drop, tipt on back. Each spoon marked twice. Length 7". Weight a little over 1 troy ounce each. The monogram is a script P in a reserve. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
5095   $800.00

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Bright cut, tipt on back. Each spoon marked twice. Length 5-3/8" Weight 10 dwt each. The monogram is a script P in a reserve. Overall and mark condition are excellent. These spoons had previously been sold by Gebelein in 1969.

Gebelein  
5094   $500.00

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Marked twice D.V.VOORHIS in a rectangle, plus an eagle with a shield on its chest, in a diamond cartouche. Bright cut, modeled drop, tipt on back. Length 9". Weight just over 2 troy oz. each. Lengthwise script monogram LAC in a reserve. Overall condition is excellent. Mark condition is very good (one spoon has the mark rubbed at one end, the other spoon with mark rubbed at the other end).