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Gorham 1858 Engine Turned Coin Silver Goblet
Silver: Coin Silver: Hollowware
Old Friends
831a $ 450
This presentation goblet or chalice was given to George Gorham Peters on his birthday, December 10, 1858, by his grandfather, Samuel Williams. Genealogical information is available on the net about Mr. Peters, who was born in Boston, had a connection with Blue Hill, Maine, and graduated from Harvard University in 1880. As the piece was made by Providence's Gorham Company, and Gorham and Williams were prominent Rhode Island names, there might have been that added connection. The piece stands 6... Click for details
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International Silver Margaret-Old Soup Spoon .Sterling.
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware
Olga Malon
3509-GD $30
International Silver Margaret-Old Soup Spoon .Sterling. 1907.
Marked with trade mark,B,Sterling,Thos.Long Co.Name on the handle:Franklin.7" long.Excellent condition.Needs polishing.
$30 plus shipping.I need to know the zipcode to estimate shipping cost.
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Four Rogers "Crown" Sterling Lunch or Tea Forks
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends
827a $ 100 set
Crown is a Victorian silverplate pattern made by various Rogers companies. These four, 7" long lunch or tea forks are examples of the pattern made in sterling. They would have been special order items, made upon request. They are hefty, with the four weighing 5.0 T. oz. Each of them is monogrammed "MEG" in cursive on the front, and "1878," on the heel. The date is telling, in that the style of the design mirrors this period's sensibilities. The condition is outstanding. The tines are stra... Click for details
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Birdback teaspoon by Jacob Kucher, Phila, c1800
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: 18th Century
North Hill Antiques
165 $75
Pointed-end handle, reverse tipt, block mono S over C P on front; 5-3/8" in length. Bird is pretty good, as shown in pic. There are teething marks in bowl and at the handle end.
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Pair Southern coffin-end teaspoons
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
North Hill Antiques
666 Ea. $75, Pair $135
Made by John Potter, Alexandria, VA, c1810-15 -- coffin-fiddle handle, drop on bowl back, light reverse rib, feathered script mono R M L on front; 5-3/8" long. Condition of both is excellent. Coffin-ends from anywhere in the southland are relatively rare, and these are particularly nice.
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Mid 19th C. Boston Coin Mustard Pot with Glass Liner
Silver: Coin Silver: Hollowware
Old Friends
823a $ 375
This coin silver mustard pot is stamped Brackett, Crosby & Brown, Pure Coin, and Boston, all of which point to a mid 19th century dating. It is generously proportioned, standing 2 1/2" tall to the rim, 3 1/4" high to the top of the knob finial, and has a base diameter of 2 3/8". The bottom has an applied, beaded border, while the lid and top rim also have applied borders, one with smaller beading. The body is repoussed in a vine-like, leafy floral that looks some like fuchsia. The lid has a ... Click for details
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Pair Matched Michael Gibney Coin Open Salts
Silver: Coin Silver: Hollowware
Old Friends
822a please inquire
This pair of matching, coin silver master salts are 2 1/4" across and stand 1 1/2" high. The combined weight is a moderately heavy 2.2 T. oz. Each stands on three hoof feet that are attached to a bulbous, stylized shell where they join the body. There are applied rims that have a knurled design on them, and the body is repoussed in a floral design. There is a reserve area, but it is not monogrammed, nor has there been a monogram removal. Marks on the underside are "M.G." and the number 6. ... Click for details
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BASKET OF FLOWERS tablespoon, Stebbins & Howe
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware
Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
1654 $90.00
length 8 5/8 inches, some slight wear to high points but fine overall condition, monogram EAG script with flourishes, shell drop, weight 1.47 oz. Troy.
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F. Whiting Sterling Oval Tray with Applied Border
Silver: Coin Silver: Hollowware
Old Friends
817a $ 165
This sterling silver tray is 9 3/4" x 6 3/4" x 5/8". It weighs 7.5 T. oz. It is oval, with a rim that splays outward. The rim has an applied border of acanthus leaves set in a scrolled pattern. The center surface has a fancy feathered cursive "MLM" monogram. It was made by Frank M. Whiting and bears the mark that firm used until 1898. It is also stamped Sterling, 530, and has a retailer's name which is unclear. It reads xxxx & Brother. The condition is excellent. There is no evident po... Click for details
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Sterling sugar bowl, Dublin 1775.
Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century
Albion Antiques Ltd
SA1A29 $1250
This three-legged sterling sugar bowl is typically Irish and is a form that has been used since about 1730. This one was made about 1775. I cannot be more precise as, also typically Irish, it was hallmarked without the date letter.
It was made by that renowned Dublin silversmith, Matthew West, whose career began in 1762 when he started his 7 year apprenticeship, to his uncle John West. On completing his apprenticeship he became a Freeman in 1769, then a Master in 1783. He died in 1806 after a l... Click for details
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Ward & Bartholomew (Hartford) Coin Coffin End Teaspoon
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Coffin-End
Old Friends
816a $ 45 HOLD
This 5 1/2" long, coin silver teaspoon is stamped W&B for Ward and Bartholomew of Hartford, Connecticut. James Ward (b. 1768 in Guilford, Connecticut) was a partner in several partnership, with this one dating c. 1804-09. The piece is an artfully formed, coffin end design, with a period, block "C.W" monogram on the reverse, and a line drop. The condition is excellent. The form and finish are excellent. The bowl is well-shaped and free of tip wear. There are a couple of very slight dimples ... Click for details
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Deodat Williams Late Coffin End Coin Silver Tablespoon
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Coffin-End
Old Friends
814a $ 48
In their foundational work on New England Heritage Foundation coin silver, Flynt and Fales identify two Deodet Williams, the earlier one in Hartford, Connecticut, and the later one in Boston, Massachusetts. Whether they are father and son is unknown, but an association is implicative. The mark on this 8 1/2" long, 1.4 T. oz., late coffin end coin silver tablespoon is attributed to the Boston Williams. He was born in ?1794 and advertised as early as 1811. This is a quality item in good condit... Click for details
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Wallace "Eton" Sterling Sauce Ladle
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware
D. N. Robinson
$45
Wallace "Eton" sterling sauce ladle, 5-1/2", monogram looks like JSS, hard to read, excellent condition.Please email me to confirm availability prior to sending payment. If you are using PayPal, let me know and I will send a PayPal invoice to assure payment goes to correct account. Shipping $3.00 within the continental USA. Alaska, Hawaii, ... Click for details
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Wallace "Rose" Sterling Casserole Spoon, 9-1/8"
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware
D. N. Robinson
$125
Wallace "Rose" sterling casserole spoon, 9-1/8", monogram MC, gold-washed bowl, excellent condition.Please email me to confirm availability prior to sending payment. If you are using PayPal, let me know and I will send a PayPal invoice to assure payment goes to correct account. Shipping $3.00 within the continental USA. Alaska, Hawaii, and f... Click for details
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Whiting D.G. Sterling Olive Spoon, Louis XV
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware
D. N. Robinson
$32
Whiting D.G. sterling olive spoon, Louis XV, no monogram, excellent condition.Please email me to confirm availability prior to sending payment. If you are using PayPal, let me know and I will send a PayPal invoice to assure payment goes to correct account. Shipping $2.00 within the continental USA. Alaska, Hawaii, and foreign please email fo... Click for details
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Wallace Violet Sterling Sugar Spoon
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware
D. N. Robinson
$21
Wallace Violet sterling sugar shell, 6", monogram hard to read but possibly JSS, excellent condition.Please email me to confirm availability prior to sending payment. If you are using PayPal, let me know and I will send a PayPal invoice to assure payment goes to correct account. Shipping $2.00 within the continental USA. Alaska, Hawaii, and ... Click for details
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Gorham Rondo Sterling Sugar Shell
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware
D. N. Robinson
$21
Gorham Rondo sterling sugar shell, 6-1/8", no monogram, excellent condition.Please email me to confirm availability prior to sending payment. If you are using PayPal, let me know and I will send a PayPal invoice to assure payment goes to correct account. Shipping $2.00 within the continental USA. Alaska, Hawaii, and foreign please email for ... Click for details
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Brightcut teaspoon by William Ball, Phila, c1790
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: 18th Century
North Hill Antiques
164 $85
Oval-end handle, slashed drop on bowl back, reverse tipt, feathered mono A D in cartouche on front; 5-1/4" long. Condition is excellent. Brightcutting and roulette work extend length of handle, centered by brightcut daisy blossom with descending bellflowers.
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Wm. Gale (NY) Heavy Round Tray with European Provenance
Silver: Sterling: Hollowware
Old Friends
796a $ 625
This solid silver tray is 9" in diameter and weighs a substantial 12.8 T. oz. It is stamped W. Gale & Son (NY), suggesting it was made between 1853-66. This dating is fully consistent with the style of the piece. There is a second, incused rectangle that is blurred, but the last portion are the letters ES, which may indicate Gale, Wood & Hughes, or Gale and Hughes, two Gales partnerships. There is no standard designation, but Gale went to sterling very early on, so this could be coin or ster... Click for details
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Coin Silver Porringer with leather case
Silver: Coin Silver
Hope Antiques
122 $1250.00
Coin silver lidded porringer with pineapple finial. It has a leather case with a molded interior to fit the porringer perfectly. Lincoln & Foss, Boston ca. 1850. The porringer is inscribed William C. Rives 3rd.
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vintage postcard. California, 1940s
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