Hampton Galleries  
7271   $650

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Fabulous set of 12 coin silver teaspoons by William Thomson, New York City (c. 1820-1830), 5-7/8" long, full French Tipt bowls, crisp 12-lobed outlined shell drop, chamferred shoulders, crisp Sheaf of Wheat pattern, feather scipt monogram "RMH" on front, marked "W.Thomson" (script) in rectangular punch.

Old Friends  
975f   $ 875

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Brothers William and Archibald Cooper are documented as working in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1836-1837 and Louisville, Kentucky 1838-1846, while at least one source locates them briefly in Frankfurt, Kentucky in the early 1840's. This coin silver beaker or julep cup bears their stamp on the underside along with the words "Pure Coin." It is a quality example of this sought after form. Relatively large, it stands 3 11/16" high, with a top diameter of 3" and a base span of 2 1/2". It weighs exactly 5.0 ... Click for details

North Hill Antiques  
110A   Set of 12 $750

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Marked by S.T. Crosby & Co., Boston, c1850, also marked Pure Coin -- brightcutting and roulette work extends half-way down handle; Masonic-like symbols engraved in brightcut cartouche on front. Length is 6-7/8", weight is 17 Troy oz. A touch of tinewear, otherwise condition is excellent. NOTE: It is probably a bit artful to described these forks as "18thC-style." When forks were used at all in the 18th century, they most probably consisted of steel tines and wooden handles. The decoration o... Click for details

North Hill Antiques  
105O   $475

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Pointed-end handle, full scroll decoration on bowl back, block mono M * G on front; 8-5/8" long. Excellent condition throughout.

North Hill Antiques  
106P   Ea. $100, Pair $175

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Pointed-end handle, c1790 -- long narrow drop on bowl back, block mono H * B on front; 5" long. Condition is excellent - extended bowl tips unworn.

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver  
2042   $150.00

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retailed by Mills, length 2 1/2 inches, weight .26 oz. Troy the pair, monogrammed "M.C.L." (script, obverse), excellent condition. With their chamfered shoulders, round end and rounded drop, these spoons are a faithful reproduction of the 1790 style. Note also the flat portion at leading edge of the bowl, always a sign of high quality. They are of course forged, not stamped. Probably intended as child's toys, this type of item is scarce in American silver and few examples survive, today. ... Click for details

North Hill Antiques  
101L   $225

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Short front rib, c1770 -- double-molded drop on bowl back, block mono A D on reverse; 4-3/8" long. Overall condition is excellent. Mark and drop both excellent, as shown.

North Hill Antiques  
883   $125

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Downturned fiddle handle, c1850 -- square shoulders, drop on bowl back, reverse tipt, gothic mono C on front; 6-1/2" long, 1-1/2" round bowl, good weight. Condition is near-mint.

Gebelein  
4880C   $45

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Pattern introduced about 1880. Length 6-7/8". The monogram is an A. Overall condition is excellent. Mark condition is good/fair.

Spoils of Time antiques  
 

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Select Morgan Silver Dollar. 1883. 90% silver: Pure silver content of .76 oz. Bank Uncirculated. Light bag marks but retaining luster nicely on flat surfaces. Will ship 1st class within U.S. for free if sold at auction (priority or insurance extra)

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Franklin Silver Half Dollar. 1950 P. 90% silver: Pure silver content of .36 oz (less wear.) Very Fine. Will ship this 1st class within U.S. for free if sold for more than $10 at auction - may combine with other of our coins (priority or insurance extra)

Spoils of Time antiques  
 

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Washington Silver Quarter Dollar. 1960. Contains 90% silver (about .182 ounce). Brilliant Uncirculated. The source of this coin graded it reasonably at MS 65. We must insist on payment by check plus shipping for an auction sale under ten dollars (try to group with another of our coins if by PayPal and for free First Class shipping in US.)

Gebelein  
4879F   $35

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Upturned fiddle, rounded fins, tipt, fluted bowl. Length 6-3/4". Weight 3/4 troy ounce. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Old Friends  
959f   $ 75 set

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Johnson & Godley worked in Albany, New York 1843-50. With their fiddle tipt ends these four, matching, coin silver teaspoons are representative of the style of the period, and in that regard they are undistinguished from their peers. Their 6 3/8" length, however, set them apart from other typical teaspoons, as this is exceptionally long; 5 1/2" or so is a more characteristic length. Each piece bears two script monograms. The larger one reads "E.S." and is inscribed to be read on the horizont... Click for details

North Hill Antiques  
282   $125

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Tapered handle from end to bowl, unique (?) shovel bowl, 4-1/4" in length. Condition is near-mint throughout. Never before seen this type of fluted bowl. Neat.

James P. Rip Askew - Antiques and Collectibles  
S619   $135.00 Free Shipping in U.S.A.

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A Beautiful Coin Silver Spoon made by Benjamin Ely Cook and Son, circa 1885, and this Spoon is in excellent condition.

The Spoon is 7inches long and the Bowl is 1-1/2 inches wide by 2-3/8 inches long. It is marked on the back of the handle, COIN, and B.E. COOK and SON.