North Hill Antiques
298   $150

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Coffin-fiddle handle, incised pointed arch drop, reverse rib, feathered script mono B L on front; 9-1/2" long; very slight tipwear.

North Hill Antiques
126   Ea. $60

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Oval-end handle, large drop, feathered script mono B M in brightcut cartouche on front; 5-1/4", nice condition. Mark is J:B, which we have attributed, after long struggle, to Barton.

North Hill Antiques
128   $55

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Pointed end, bightcut and roulette work half-way down handle, feathered script A M in cartouche on front; 5-1/2", excellent condition.

North Hill Antiques
130   $55

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Oval end, drop, reverse tipt, feathered script mono P L on front; 5-1/2" in length; very slight tipwear.

North Hill Antiques
110   $125

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Pointed end, V-drop, brightcut and roulette cartouche anchoring 3 descending bellflowers, ornate feathered script mono J E P on front; a very large 9-3/4" long. Slight tipwear, otherwise fine.

North Hill Antiques
119   Ea. $25

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Oval-end handles, drop, feathered script mono L B on front; 6" long; retailed by Lewis & Smith. Condition is fine.

North Hill Antiques
118   $25

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Oval-end handle, crisp brightcutting length of handle, oval drop, vacant cartouche (never engraved); 5-1/2" long. Two or 3 teething marks in bowl.

North Hill Antiques
111   Ea. $175

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Pointed handle end, reverse rib, feathered script mono H C K on front; 8-3/8". Excellent condition on both; extended bowl tips unworn.

North Hill Antiques
109   $675

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Oval end, slashed drop, script mono Walgrove on front; 15-1/4" long; 3-5/8" round bowl. Mark -- W. Forbes -- is a rare one, but well documented in Belden.

North Hill Antiques
107   $100

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Diamond-shaped brightcutting and roulette work at top of arms; feathered script mono N D in cartouche on bend; 6-1/2"; delicate and in great condition.

North Hill Antiques
106   $250

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Brightcut cartouche on bend, centering ornate feathered script mono K C; spoon nips; unusually long coffin indent above fiddle arms; 6" long.

Past Pleasures Antiques
7806   $90.00

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This Fiddlethread serving spoon is 8". It's in nice condition with no bowl wear and one small dent. It was made by Wood & Hughes and retailed by Maurice Scooler of New Orleans. My guess is that it was made around 1870/80. It is marked "W&H", "Sterling" and "M. Scooler".

Past Pleasures Antiques
7803   $395.00

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This 13 1/4" soup ladle is a plain fiddleback relatively early ladle. It's in nice condition with no dents, bends or repairs. The handle is curved back and it has a pronounced oval drop (see pictures). The marks are a head, D, and an eagle. Probably New York ca 1830/35.

Past Pleasures Antiques
10305   $70.00

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This serving spoon is 8 7/8" and in nice condition. (Oops there are a pair of these) The bowl is not dented and the wear is only to the rim not the bowl. It is monogramed "J. Mack". The mark is "Jones, Lows & Ball" in a rectangular cartouche. Ca 1839. The second picture is the other spoon.

Sherrys Antiques* Collectibles* & Frivolous Necessities
MS-52   $10.00 ea

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Estate Item: These are probably late 1800s. Very large dinner forks and spoons. The spoons as well as the forks measure 8 1/2" long. They are extremely heavy, silverplated and has the word TINOR on the back of thre handles. The pattern is a victorian flower basket with lots of embellishments.The pattern is in relief on the back as well as the front , which makes this such a heavy utinsil. Some pieces are a little worn, but not bad. Prices are per piece, your choice of spoon or fork, and the quan... Click for details

Past Pleasures Antiques
7785   $72.00 set of 6

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This is a nice set of 6" teaspoons. The condition is excellent, flat bowl rims with no wear and no dents. They are marked "J. Appleton Jr" whom I can't locate. The form is a typical New England shape, hence my New England attribution. Ca 1845/50.

Past Pleasures Antiques
7494   $45.00

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This serving spoon is 8 7/8". It's in good condition and heavy weighing almost 2 Tr Oz. It is marked "Wm. F. Ladd" and additionally "Sterling". It was probably made by William Gale who made Sterling early. The weight also lends credence to the William Gale attribution. Ca 1855/60.

Hampton Galleries
6651   SOLD

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Coin silver sugar tongs, Shepherd & Boyd, Albany (c.1810-1830), 6 1/2", lions paw nips, pointed shoulders, thin arms widening to fiddle with crisp 10-lobed outlined shells, large feather script monogram "JAS", marked on each arm "SHEPHERD & BOYD" in serrated rectangle.

Past Pleasures Antiques
7777   $195.00

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This berry spoon is 9". It has a nice engraved pattern which is crisp. The bowl has a couple of small dents. Overall it is in nice condition. It is marked "Smith & Chamberlain", "Salem", and "coin". Salem, Ma. 1846/53.

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
0811   SOLD

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Michael Gibney (New York circa 1850) double struck, shell drop, unusually crisp condition, 8 5/8 inches, monogrammed "F". Please see second and third photos for details. And yes, dear reader, we will clean the fingerprints off of that cartouche before sending you these spoons...