Bruce Cherner Antique Silver  
1920   $1100.00

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Philadelphia circa 1815, single struck Fiddle Shell and Thread, length 12 inches, weight 5.75 oz. Troy, some light wear and a minor scratch below shell as shown in photo number two but fine overall condition, scarce.

Richards Antiques  
  $225

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Nice upturned midrib or Hanoverian teaspoon which I thought was by Daniel Henchman of Boston but after a bit of research think might be by David Hall of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The key point seems to be the letter spacing. In any event, it is 4 9/16 inches long with a shallow rib, a bit of tipwear and a shell with some wear. It has a block monogram H • T. We offer free Priority Mail shipping within the USA on this item.

Richards Antiques  
  $250

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In extraordinary, virtually mint condition, this coin silver tablespoon was made by David Tyler of Boston around 1790. It has a rounded-end downturned handle and a raised arch drop. The monogram appears to be BLC. It measures 8 7/8 inches in length and weighs 1.8 troy ounces. The mark is "b" on page 415 in "Marks of American Silversmiths in the Ineson-Bissell Collection" by Louise Conway Belden. Silver by Tyler is relatively scarce.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp038   SOLD

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Impressed "J. PARKER", with pseudo hallmarks, this large pair of coin silver tongs dates to the 1830s, possible New York or New England origin, approximately 6 3/4" in length, shell tips, monogram "MH" on arch in feather script. Excellent condition. Greatly sought after pattern.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp037   SOLD

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Coin silver tongs, Edward Lownes, Philadelphia, PA, circa 1817-1833, impressed "E. LOWNES" in rectangle, approximately 6 1/4" in length, super engraving, shell tips, monogram on arch "SB" in feather script. Excellent condition.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp036   SOLD

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Coin silver tongs, impressed "J. FRIES" in serrated rectangle along with an eagle and "PHILA", for John Fries, Philadelphia, PA, who worked 1830-1850,shell tips, approximately 6" in length, great engraving, monogram "JEF" on arch in feather script. Very fine condition, only small bend on bottom of arch. I am sure that could be easily remedied by a competent jeweler or silversmith.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp035   SOLD

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Coin silver tongs, impressed in rectangle "E. LOWNES", for Edward Lownes, Philadelphia, PA, circa 1817-1833, approximately 6" in length, good weight, gorgeous engraving includes rosettes, berries, and flowing leaves, elliptic tips, monogram "SEC" within wreath on arch. Excellent condition.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp034   SOLD

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Beautiful pair of coin silver tongs,impressed "H. ERWIN", for Henry Erwin, Philadelphia, PA, circa 1817-1829, beautiful engraving, monogram on arch "CC" in feather script,approximately 6" in length, shell tips. Excellent estate condition.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp 019   SOLD

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Southern coin silver tongs, talon ends, heavy, Gabriel Duval Clark, Baltimore, MD, circa 1840-1850, sharp talon end tongs, poor mark "G.D. CLARK", assay mark poor 10-15, approximately 6 1/2" in length,monogram feather script "RRR" on arch. Excellent estate condition.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp011   SOLD

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Coin silver tongs,Stillman Willis, (circa 1810-1830), Boston, MA, approximately 5 7/8" in length,tapered fiddle, elliptic tips, rounded drop, monogram "LDL" in feather script, "S. Willis" impressed in rectangle. Great condition, only normal wear consistent with age and use.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp 008   SOLD

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Large coin silver tablespoon, John Burger, New York City, NY, circa 1784-1805, approximately 9" in length, pointed ovoid bowl, bellflower engraving, block letter monogram "IP", downturned rounded end tip, "BURGER" impressed script inside conforming shape on handle. Great condition for such an early piece. Wear consistent use age and use, no dings or bends in bowl, sharp tip, some dark spots.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp 007   SOLD

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Coin silver ladle, J. J. Low and Co., Boston, MA, circa 1828-1839, approximately 6 1/4" in length, elliptc bowl approximately 2" in diameter.Basket of Flowers impressed at top,shell back, "L" feather script monogram,"J.J LOW & CO" impressed in rectangle. Great condition, wear consistent with age, Basket in superb condition (very crisp),some scratching in bowl.No dings in bowl.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp006   SOLD

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Coin silver tongs, Taylor and Hinsdale, New York (rare maker), circa 1810, approximately 6 1/8" long, lion paw tips, monogram "HC", T & H impressed in rectangle, great condition and most unusual form.

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp005   SOLD

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Silver tablespoon, maker unknown (WK or WR inside rectangle),(circa late 1700s-early 1800s), approximately 8 1/2" long, , pointed handle, pointed ovoid bowl, "EK" feather script monogram. Possible early repair, bowl bends and abrasions. Wear consisent with use and age.

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tlp 004   SOLD

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Ornate set of 4 coin silver teaspoons, R.W. Wilson, Philadelphia, PA, (c. 1825-1846), each approximately 5 7/8" each, pointed ovoid bowls, "MEW" monogram, R. & W. Wilson incuse on handle. Superb condition

Todd L. Pusey  
tlp002   SOLD

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Federal coin silver tongs, maker unknown, possible New England origin, circa 1790-1810, approximately 5 1/4" long, feather script "HC", unmarked, fabulous engraving and wonderful condition.