Everything Silver
SS998-193   $65.00

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Coin silver sugar shell in a variant of the Bead pattern by Wood & Hughes, NYC, ca. 1845-99, probably 1850-1870,as the mark of "W & H" in a rectangle was used before 1871. Also marked with a rubbed mark that ends "...ITTENHEIMER". Engraved "Libbie" in cursive on the front. Slight dent in the beading on the right side just above the "L" in "Libbie." Otherwise in "like new" condition. A veryu nice sugar shell. Could also be used as a preserve spoon.

Old Friends
565a   $ 55 set

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These six, sterling silver teaspoons are slightly over-sized at 6 1/8" long. The four together weigh 4.0 T. oz. They all match, and have the same script "M.E. Rouse." engraving, and are stamped "S.S. Newton." In his book on pseudo hallmarks, John McGrew identifies Newton as a mid 19th century, Winchester (Winstead), Connecticut retailer. The style of these is decidedly New York, and as Winchester is in Litchfield County on the New York border, that connection is plausible. They also have a ... Click for details

Gebelein
4483   $395

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Shaped and pierced blade has engraved fish surrounded by engraved foliate design. Flat handle - a bead pattern. Length 12". Weight 4.4 troy ounces. The monogram on the back of the handle is a script E.W.S to G.&R.B. Overall condition is excellent. Mark condition is good-.

Everything Silver
ss0202-515   $150.00

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Large coin silver sugar tongs, 6 and 5/16 inches long, by Samuel L. Brown of New York, NY, ca. 1820-50. Marked "S. BROWN" in a serrated rectangle on the interior of both handles. Engraved "HCH" in copperplate script on the exterior end and "S.R.H." in modern block letters on the interior end. A nice pair of tongs, large enough to use for ice cubes today.

Everything Silver
EB1099-123   $80.00

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Claw end coin silver sugar tongs by A. Stowell, probably Avery W. Stowell of Syracuse, NY, working c. 1842-44. Marked "A. Stowell & Co" incuse and "COIN." incuse. Nice bright cut engraving. Mono "D" in Gothic at curve of handle. These are smaller tongs, only 5 inches long.

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
1589   $45.00

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Montpelier circa 1835, Monogrammed obverse "S.O.H." in period script, length just shy of 7 1/2 inches, not a heavy piece of silver but we love the mark (see third photo)...

North Hill Antiques
117   $750

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William Jones died in 1730, so this spoon has to be among the earliest Hanoverians made in the Colonies. It has a prominent front rib and a long tapering rattail (see pic). It is marked W barred I on both the handle and in the bowl (see pix of both marks). The mono is a shaded block B over W S on reverse. This spoon is in perfect condition except that the left side of the bowl tip has been restored -- perhaps 1/16" or so in width in a half-inch arc. For the purist, the restoration may be gi... Click for details

Old Friends
545a   $ 275 set HOLD

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Each of these 12 circa 1850 matched dinner forks is 7 3/4" long. The groups weigh a hefty 19.3 T. oz. They are stamped "Coin" and "H.L. Webster & Co." for the Providence, Rhode Island firm of that name. Webster was in partnership with Gorham for a short period prior to 1850. The pattern on these is a leaf and cable design that is identified with Webster. They have a feathered script "LAR" monogram. The condition is very good. There is no visible polishing wear. The finishes are nicely pa... Click for details

North Hill Antiques
129   $250

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Brightcut and roulette work length of handle, shaded feathered script mono R G in cartouche; 5-3/4" long. Condition of spoon is excellent, bird is very good.

Past Pleasures Antiques
8235   $125.00

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This gravy ladle is 7.5" and is in nice condition. There is one small dent in the bowl (not nearly as bad as it looks in the picture). It is amply marked with Harris & Wilcox marks (see second picture). Troy, New York, ca 1840/50.

Gebelein
4478   $40

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Shell bowl. Downturned fiddle handle with chamfered fins. Bears pseudohalllmarks which McGrew identifies as S.D.Brower et al, plus retailer's mark T.Goldsmith of Troy,NY. Length 6-3/8". The monogram is a lengthwise script S.A. Brimmer. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein
4476   $20

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Upturned fiddle, no fins. Shell bowl. Length 3-3/4". The monogram is a lengthwise script A.Y.Barber. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

VERA'S KITCHEN KLUTTER veraf1955@yahoo.com
  $15.00

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has a child like imprint on outside of cup, lid fits well and not used, very cute bear, with bow decoration above, no maker marks

Glass From The Past
SP103   $6

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This 4.5" National Silver Co Moss Rose pattern silverplate (1949) King Edward baby fork is in good condition, there is some wear to the silver plate, however, as can be seen in the picture. Priced accordingly.

Glass From The Past
SP101   $4

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This 13" Silver Plate stuffing spoon (for stuffing chicken or turkey, then serving) is marked Silver Plate and Italy; it is in excellent condition except for one small area on the handle where the silver plate is worn (see picture 2), so priced low. Exact age/maker unknown.

North Hill Antiques
268   Ea. $60, Set of 4 $200

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Classic coffin-end form with tapered handle extending straight to the bowl; pointed arch drop; prominent reverse tip (see pic); feathered script mono L E H C on front; 5-7/8" long. Condition is near mint.

Albion Antiques Ltd
SS3J26   $5500

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A beautiful sterling coffee pot in pristine condition. The body is fully chased with floral and scroll decoration leaving a cartouche on each side in which are engraved a crest and a coat of arms, with the motto "PRO UTILITATE". The handle is original and the cast silver spout has a crowned mask at its base. Hallmarks are clear, as pictured, with additional hallmarks in the cover. Made by Charles Marsh of Dublin, Ireland in 1821. Dimensions: Height 10.5", base diameter 4.5". Weight 28 Troy oz.

Albion Antiques Ltd
NSN06   $2750

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A very good pair of sterling George III candlesticks made in Sheffield by Samuel Kirkby & Co in 1804. Attractive fluted decoration between the circular bases and the cylindrical columns. What is nice about these candlesticks are the clear hallmarks on the bases and on the bobeches. Very good condition. Dimensions: 7" high, 4.5" base diameter.

Olga Malon
4945-gd   $10

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Sterling silver and stainless carving knife.Sterling silver handle only.The knife is 9 3/4 inches long,Marked Syerling on the handle.The sterling handle has very very small nicks on them. Very fine condition for its age.Maker and pattern unknown.$10 plus shipping. I need to know the zipcode to estimate shipping cost.

D. N. Robinson
  $995

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A rare and early example of Exeter silver - Pentecost Symonds, Exeter, ca. 1720. Hanoverian handle, rattail-back bowl. Measures a little over 13". Some of the marks worn but maker's mark and lion mark clear. Condition is good, but original monogram removed and gussied-up later mono added. Shipping and insurance $8.00.