Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
1637   $1650.00

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length 13 1/2 inches, weight 5 oz Troy, no monogram. Concerning condition, the handle is ever so slightly off vertical and there are some very minor dents in bowl (please see fourth photo). Both of these issues are difficult for my eye to detect, so I do not feel that they need to be addressed. The bust looks pretty much the way it did when this item left the factory in Providence some hundred forty odd years ago. Last but not least, feel free to use Google Product Search© and compare o... Click for details

Old Friends
741a   $ 24

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This sterling silver salt spoon is in an Ivy pattern that is attributed to John Westervelt of Newburgh, New York. It often appears unmarked, but in this instance is stamped with Westervelt's pseudo hallmark. It is also marked Sterling, dating it circa 1870 or later, when Westervelt shifted from a coin standard. It is a quality example that is 3 3/4" long, solid weight, and with a gold washed shell bowl. There is no monogram or monogram removal. The condition is excellent, with no polishing ... Click for details

Hampton Galleries
6912   $125

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Coin silver tablespoon, Samuel D. Rockwell, New York City (c. 1834-1850), 8-3/4" long, full bowl, 12-lobed outlined shell drop, chamfered shoulders, downturned fiddle with crisp Sheaf of Wheat decoration at the top, feather script monogram "MFD" on front, marked "Rockwell" with two pseudo marks (eagle and C).

Hampton Galleries
6792B   $1,295

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Coin silver water pitcher, Jones Shreve Brown & Co., Boston (c.1854), 10" tall to top of handle, 8-1/2" to top of lip, 4-5/16" diameter of base, pear-shaped body with large beading around lip, thin arching pouring spout, hollow S-shaped handle, no monogram, stepped pedestal foot, marked underneath JONES, SHREVE, BROWN & CO." incuse on one side of center point and "PURE COIN" and "BOSTON" in rectangular punches on the other side, while many larger pitchers weigh too much when full, this pitcher ... Click for details

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
1632   SOLD

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some might call it a bouillon ladle, others a punch ladle, we won't belabor the point; length 12 5/8 inches, a dent in bowl so minor that it doesn't show up in our photo and the gilding is worn but otherwise fine condition, no monogram, weight 3.89 Troy ounces, unmarked and attractively priced. A classic example of mid 1860's engraving.

Hampton Galleries
7036A   $195

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Coin silver sugar or ice tongs, Storm & Wilson, Poughkeepsie, New York (c. 1802-1818), 8 1/8" long (oversized), oval nips, no shoulders, to 4 1/4" very thin arms to rectangular panels on arms, script monogram "SB", marked on each arm "S.& WILSON" in serrated rectangle.

Hampton Galleries
7033A   $3,500

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Coin silver soup ladle, John Burt Lyng, New York City (c. 1770), 13 7/16" long 3 1/2" circular bowl with unusual applied feather edge band around lip, unusual broad drop with feather edge around edges, arching downturned handle tipt on back with heavy feather edge down sides, block letter monogram "D" over "W S" on front, marked "LYNG" in serrated rectangular punch and "N YORK" in rectangular punch.

Hampton Galleries
7037   $295

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Coin silver platter spoon, Palmer & Bachelders, Boston (c. 1850), 12 1/2" long, full bowl, Olive pattern handle with upturned end, script monogram on reverse "MLH to AMC", marked "PALMERS & BACHELDERS" and "PURE COIN", both incuse.

Baby Boomers Emporium
  $9.00

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This is a round bowl soup spoon/bouillon spoon in the 1938 L. Simeon and George H. Rogers, Oneida Floral II pattern. The bowl of the spoon is 2 1/4" long from tip to curve of handle and is 1 7/8" wide. The total length is 7". This spoon is in very good condition showing only normal wear for a piece of this age. Thank you for looking and please email with any questions.

Hampton Galleries
6962A   $30 each

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Coin silver teaspoons (5), Stephen Reed, Philadelphia (c. 1846-1850), 6" long, full bowls, crisp 10-lobed outlined shell drop, single struck Kings pattern with 10-lobed shell, script monogram "B" on front, marked "S.REED" in rectangular punch.

Hampton Galleries
6999G   $110

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Coin silver tablespoon, N. Harding & Co., Boston Massachusetts (c.1830-1860), 9" long, full bowl, broad drop, chamfered shoulders, downturned fiddle handle with crisp Basket of Flowers impressed at the top, marked "N.HARDING & CO" incuse.

Gebelein
4545   $60

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Also marked with 3 pseudohallmarks (eagle, D, and head facing right). Downturned handle,fiddle, rounded fins, drop, tipt on back. Length 8-5/8". Weight 1-1/2 troy ounces. The monogram is a sprigged script MAN for the Newbold family. Overall and mark condition are excellent. See McGrew p. 23 for attribution.

Gebelein
4536   $3500 for 10; 395 for 1

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Bright cut. Length 9-1/8". Weight just under 2 troy ounces each. The monogram is a script JEI, attributed to Jared & Elizabeth (Pettit)Ingersoll; he was in the Continental Congress and a delegate to the Constitutional Convention in 1787. Overall condition is excellent (1 bowl slightly bent). Mark condition is excellent (7 are D.V.V and 4 DV,all in rectangles and with his usual eagle and shield marks in diamond cartouches.

Gebelein
4544   $560 for 14

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Paris, first standard (950 silver). Length 8-1/4". Weight 2.9 troy ounces each. Monogram ABS on back of handle, presumably for Simes family. Story, from reliable former owner, that these were given to the Simes family by Lafayette on his 19th C. tour of the U.S., as thanks for a horse that the family had given him. Overall condition is very good (a little tip wear); mark condition varies from excellent to fair. These are priced at the approximate scrap value of the silver.

North Hill Antiques
659   Ea. $85, Pair $150

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Description: pinched-waist fiddle handles, pointed shoulders, feathered script mono M W on front; 6: long. Slight tipwear, otherwise fine.

North Hill Antiques
896   $50

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Description: downturned fiddle handle, no shoulders, drop, reverse tipt, feathered script mono C T L in brightcut and roulette cartouche. Length is 9-1/4". There is some rounding of the bowl tip, but otherwise this spoon is fine.

VERA'S KITCHEN KLUTTER
  $25.00

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Beautiful pair of serving utensils (spoon and fork)with a gold tone bowl, with a very detailed fruit like design each a little over 9 inches, heavy marked on back EPNS A1 Shiefield England

Old Friends
730a   $ 75

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This circa 1865, 7 3/16" long, coin silver preserve or jelly spoon is a fine example of A. & W. Wood's (NY) Dew Drop. The pattern incorporates bell flower, scroll, and leaf detailing set against a smooth ground. The bowl of this piece is especially appealing. It is artfully engraved with a pear and cherries (?). The border is scalloped and the interior retains traces of an original gold wash. There is a script monogram that may be "MJHJ." The condition is excellent. Pattern detail remains... Click for details

Albion Antiques Ltd
SA1M16   SOLD

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Here is a fine example of 18th century Irish silversmithing, with bright-cut and wriggle-work engraving. Made by Robert Calderwood of Dublin in 1799, as hallmarked on the base. In very good condition and no inscriptions or monograms in the cartouches. Dimensions: 6.5" by 4.25" by 5" high or 7.75" to top of handle. Weight 8 Troy oz.

Albion Antiques Ltd
SA1M13   SOLD

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Here is a fine sterling brandy pan and cover made by John Wakelin and Robert Garrard in 1795. This is equivalent to a "super group" of 18th century silversmiths, because both Wakelin and Garrard, excellent silversmiths in their own right, are descendants of great silversmith dynasties. Their short, but illustrious, partnership ran from 1792 to 1802. The pan is in very good condition, with good hallmarks, showing a minimum evidence of age. The ivory finial has, as expected, age cracks, but cert... Click for details