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Six (6) ice creams spoons 5 1/4" long in the 1898 Wallace Rose pattern. Excellent condition with no engraving. Marked with the Wallace logo, PAT 1898, and STERLING. Also available in this pattern are an 8.5" lettuce fork, and 8.5" piccalilli spoon, and 6 demitasse spoons.

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An 8.5" sterling piccalilli spoon in the 1898 Wallace Rose pattern. Excellent unused condition with an S engraved on the front of the handle. Marked with the Wallace logo, PAT 1898, and STERLING. Also available in this pattern are an 8.5" lettuce fork, 6 ice cream spoons, and 6 demitasse spoons.

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An 8.5" sterling lettuce fork in the 1898 Wallace Rose pattern. Excellent unused condition with an S engraved on the front of the handle. Marked with the Wallace logo, PAT 1898, and STERLING. Also available in this pattern are an 8.5" piccalilli spoon, 6 ice cream spoons, and 6 demitasse spoons.

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  $60.00

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Old Friends  
648b   $ 85

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Wood & Hughes 1870's Viola is an embellished Gothic design. It strikes a good balance between having a clean, uncluttered look, yet incorporating enough detail to draw the eye into what is there. This example is a 7 3/4" long preserve or jelly spoon. The bowl is plum-shaped with a central rib and scalloped edges. The interior is finished in a bronze-colored matte gold and engraved in a stylized leaf and grass motif that is vaguely Egyptian Revival in manner. It is well-companioned with the ... Click for details

Old Friends  
647b   $ 65 set HOLD

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Philadelphia's Bailey & Co. retailed a great deal of George Sharp's silver production, and that is the case with these six, c. 1860, matched, coin silver coffee spoons, as indicated by the marks on the backsides. Each of these is 4 1/2" long, has a reverse tipt end, and an engraved ivy leaf motif front. They are all monogrammed "LJP" in fancy feathered scipt. They weigh 2.3 T. oz. the lot, which given their size feels weighty. They are in flawless condition, with well-shaped bowls, no polish... Click for details

Castaway Collectibles  
2940   $100.00

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Beautiful Victorian style Flower Frog made by Wilcox Silverplate Co circa 1940's. It measures 10" across and 6" tall. The bottom is marked with the company logo and the pattern name Paisley with #811. The piece does have some wear on the inside of the bowl but overall is in very good condition. Please email any questions. Check back frequently, we will be listing many more antiques and collectibles.

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645b   $ 65

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This sterling silver sauce or small gravy ladle was made by Stone Associates in 1937 or later after the Stone operation was acquired by Henry Heywood, as indicated by the h in a shield included in the mark. It is also stamped with a "B," probably for Charles Brown, one of the craftsmen in the shop. It is 5 7/8" long, and weighs 1.5 T. oz. It is a fiddle shape design, with a reverse tipt, arched end. There is a handsome block letter "W A * E" monogram. The backside of the bowl retains hammer... Click for details

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver  
1928   $195.00

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Several years ago when Gorham was still in the Providence area and owned by Brown Forman, they decided to reissue some popular early patterns. We bought this piece "new and in the bag," though not directly from the factory. It has seen no use since then (1995 or so) and is in pristine condition. Length 9 inches, 3.06 oz. Troy, mark "Gorham Sterling."

Old Friends  
644b   $ 35

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Some iteration of a pointed antique design, such as Puritan or Mothers, this 5 7/8" long sterling silver olive or pickle fork by Gorham is in the arts and crafts mode. It has a reverse tipt end, a design on the drop with the heel, and a crossbar joining the two tines. The monogram is in keeping with the style of the piece, being a block letter "H E * C." It is weighty at .8 T. oz. and in flawless condition.

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643b   $ 38

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One of the premier silver houses of the Midwest, Cincinnati's Duhme & Co. represented quality. A modest piece, this 6" long sterling silver sugar spoon is the best of what it is. The design is an engraved Lily of the Valley, which was produced by many makers c. 1885. In this instance the engraving is set against a matte finish ground. The finish carries into the ribbed bowl which has a gold wash surface. The backside has a script "H.M." monogram, and is otherwise plain save for the Duhme emb... Click for details

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642b   SOLD

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Tiffany's Olympian had a long run of production, from its introduction in 1878 to the mid 20th century. This 6 1/8" long teaspoon is quite early in the cycle, as validated by the "T" in the mark, which was used 1891-1902, and even more so by the inscription on the reverse of the bowl. It reads, "Eugenie, April 26, 1896." Olympian is a heavy line, and this seems all the more so, weighing a remarkable 1.7 T. oz. There is virtually no wear on this. The classical figures retain the clarity for ... Click for details

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641b   $ 18

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Lunt's Chippendale (1910) is a pierced pattern that closely resembles the furniture style with which the Chippendale style is closely associated. This 5 5/8" long sterling silver olive or pickle fork is a good quality example in excellent condition, and without a monogram or removal. It is stamped on the reverse with the early Lunt "RLB" mark and the word Sterling.

BlueMoon Ent.  
0055   $75.00

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Wm Rogers Footed Tea Pot. This elegant silver plate tea pot features delightful scroll work along the handle and up the spout, with a scrolled top on the lid and beautifully worked pedestal feet. This pattern seems to be identical to the Exquisite Pattern # 4621 by International Silver except that this piece does not have the scroll work along the rim of the urn, but we believe it is Pattern # 72-3. We are just not sure which one, however both are a wonderful design, with beautiful workm... Click for details

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0054   $90.00

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Wm Rogers Coffee Pot, International Silver Pattern # 103. This handsome, polished coffee pot is a product of the The WM Rogers International Silver Company, the result of an 1898 merger of 14 different companies that kept their identities and continued to mark silverware with their own touchmarks. The Wm (the "m" is underlined) ROGERS with an eagle stamped at the beginning and a star at the end logo was used between 1825 to 1841 on his coin silver spoons, and after his death by the Simpson,... Click for details

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0053   $80.00

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In 1890, Samuel E. Bernstein, established in New York City The National Silver Company, producing both sterling and silver plate, with several well-known sterling flatware patterns from the 1920s, to the 1940's. After that, several other silver firms, including Cheltenham & Company of Sheffield, England, F.B. Rogers Silver Company, and the Ontario Manufacturing Company were absorbed by National Silver. This piece we believe to be, from the - National Silver on Copper 3001 - logo was produce... Click for details