Gebelein
2814   $15

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Downturned fiddle, marked with the pseudohallmarks shown in McGrew, page 11, plus the retailer's mark D.STERN.

Gebelein
2815   $30/pair

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Upturned handles, fiddle, sharp fins tipt on top. Length 5-5/8". The monogram is a script ECAS(?). See McGrew, p.115, die 2 for horse & chevron maker's mark. Retailed by BECHTEL&ENO of Philadelphia. Overall and mark condition are very good (bowls need a little regulating).

Gebelein
2816   $15

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Upturned handle, fiddle, semi-sharp fins, tipt. Marked incuse R&W.WILSON PHILADA. Length 6". The monogram is a lengthwise script Tatem(?). Overall and mark condition are excellent. R&W Wilson were in business from 1825-1846.

Gebelein
2499/2553   195 for 2

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Not literally a pair (different makers) but virtually identical. One is Continental and the other English. Length 1-5/8"; width 1-1/8"; height 1-1/2". Weight of 2 is a little under 2 troy ounces. No monogram. Overall condition is excellent; mark condition is very good.

Gebelein
2952   $100 for the pair

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Cut-cornered drop. Length 8-7/8". Weight is 1.5 troy ounces each. The monogram is a script PT (or ST?). Overall condition is very good (minor tip wear). A good gift for the right person.

King's Collectibles
147   $65.00

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This beautiful rollover dish was made by F.B. Rogers. It is silverplate, pattern 273. The dome has "petal" shapes that radiate from the top about 1/4 of the way down the spherical dome. The remainder of the dome is plain. It attaches at the middle to a 3 legged base. The legs of the base are in the shape of lions heads! They curve down to a claw foot. Each leg is attached with two medallions. The glass insert has a fleur-de-lis type pattern that was pressed from the bottom. This dish is... Click for details

Gebelein
4156   $95

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Length 7-1/8". No monogram. Decorative handle applied to shaft. Three marks:(1) French second standard mark of a head facing right and the numeral 2 (800 silver after 1838); (2) capital letter E (Charleville?); (3) an illegible mark. Shaft needs slight regulating; overall condition otherwise excellent. Mark condition of first two marks is excellent.

Sweets to the Sweet @ Le' Chateau Woods
00195   $32.00

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This darling little child's cup is by Kirk Stieff and is in the pattern Williamsburg. It stands 2 1/4 in. tall and is 2 1/4 in. in diameter. It has a few minor scratches which could be buffed out. It would make a sweet little gift. Enjoy!

North Hill Antiques
145   $275

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Large 14-lobe shell drop, shaded block mono A * F on reverse; 7-1/8" long. Bowl wear is severe and there is some pitting at the very end of the handle. The saving grace of the spoon is its drop, which is in surprisingly good condition.

Albion Antiques Ltd
SRA05   SOLD SOLD

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Here is a very good specimen of a highly collectible article. In very good condition, still has the sterling band to secure the muslin sieve. Contemporary initials and good marks. Made by the partnership of Rebecca Emes and Edward Barnard. Rebecca Emes was the widow of the noted silversmith John Emes (d.1808) and Edward Barnard was his former manager, who went on to found the Barnard dynasty of silversmiths. Dimensions: Height 5.25", diameter 3.125".

Albion Antiques Ltd
SRA06   SOLD

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A good heavy mug with a squat bellied form by Charles Wright. It has a leaf-topped scroll handle and a turned cast foot. In wonderful condition with a nice patina. No repairs or inscription, just a couple of minuscule surface dings. Fully hallmarked on the base, as pictured. Dimensions: Height 5.25" base diameter 3.75". Weight 13 Troy oz.

Albion Antiques Ltd
SRM02   $1000

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Here is a fairly early coin pap boat or invalid feeder by S. Kirk, during his solo period, c.1830-46. This is a rare article made during a pretty rare period for Kirk, not a lot turns up before 1846. In very good condition, just one ding. Very good patina. Dimensions: 4.25" long by 2.625" wide.

Albion Antiques Ltd
SRF44   SOLD

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John Kitts, Louisville, Kentucky, spent most of his working life, 1836-78, in various notable partnerships such as Kitts & Werne, Kitts & Stoy, John Kitts & Co, etc. It was during one of his solo periods that he produced this fine engraved, octagonal cup. Engraved on the front with a contemporary inscription "Caroline L Gaze 1846" and beneath it a later one "Henry Hoyt Hobbs 1925". Very good condition, just a couple of minor dings. Dimensions: 3" high, 2.5" across faces.

Sweets to the Sweet @ Le' Chateau Woods
00178   $65.00

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This lovely example of a victorian or art nouveau sweetmeat basket is in silverplate by a company named Veldon. It has very nice scroll open work and is in great condition, although there is a minute bit of corrosion (which the price reflects). It measures 3 1/2 in. It was used in victorian times to hold little confections on a elaborately laid out dessert table. Circa late 1800's. Enjoy!

Past Pleasures Antiques
8146   $275.00

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This baby cup is 3 1/2" tall with a diameter of 2 3/4". It is in excellent condition with a few small dents and no repairs. On the inside the handle at the top has been slightly pushed in. It retains it's original gold wash in the inside. It is engraved "Mary Crittenden Dana 1861" and is marked with the Gorham mark, "56" and "coin".

Hampton Galleries
6961A   $1,375

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Coin silver snuff box, James Innes Lemon, Louisville, Kentucky (c. 1840-1855), 2" long by 1-1/8" wide by 1/2" high, engine turned decoration on top and bottom, no monogram in rectangular cartouche on top, hinged on one side, gold washed inside, marked "J.I. LEMON" incuse inside front lip.

Hampton Galleries
6956   $275

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Coin silver gravy ladle, Alexander Gordon, New York City (c. 1796), 6-13/16" long, 2-5/8" wide oval bowl, broad drop, downturned oval end handle, feather script monogram "S" on front, marked "GORDON" in serrated rectangular punch.

Sweets to the Sweet @ Le' Chateau Woods
00177   Sold...Thanks

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This is an absolutely fantastic set for tea from Italy, the pieces are marked (see enlargement). It consist of a tea strainer, muddler, crows feet sugar tongs, and eight teaspoons. There are several points of interest in this set. It has faces of children molded into the design and the pieces have various figurals atop of them. Some are men, crests or shields, griffins and others. Truly a neat set. There is some wear due to age, but it is in wonderful condition. Enjoy!

North Hill Antiques
662   $250

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In the French manner of the time, c1820 forward-rib fiddle handle, high sugarloaf shoulders, large drop, script mono Rose Commack on reverse; 7-1/8" long; heavy. Mint condition, 3/16" extended bowl tip unworn (see pic).

Gebelein
539   $60

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Fiddle, tipt on front, trace of fins. Marked incuse E.B.BOOTH&SON. Length 5-5/8" (long). Lengthwise script engraving on the top of the handle is SGMcCarn. Overall condition is excellent; mark condition is good.