Richards Antiques
  $15.00 Free Mailing in USA

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HARDCOVER Christie's Catalogue for "Magnificent Regency Silver and Silver-Gilt" from the collection of Alan and Simone Hartman. Useful for reference. Sale was held in New York on October 20, 1999, Includes interesting essays on the Regency and luxury retailers of the Regency period. Price of $15 includes free media mail shipping within the USA.

Albion Antiques Ltd
SA1A29   $1250

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This three-legged sterling sugar bowl is typically Irish and is a form that has been used since about 1730. This one was made about 1775. I cannot be more precise as, also typically Irish, it was hallmarked without the date letter. It was made by that renowned Dublin silversmith, Matthew West, whose career began in 1762 when he started his 7 year apprenticeship, to his uncle John West. On completing his apprenticeship he became a Freeman in 1769, then a Master in 1783. He died in 1806 after a l... 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

D. N. Robinson
  $225

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German silver spoon, 7-1/2", rattail bowl, shell end, initials on front I M T D and date Ao 1718. Some teethmarks in bowl but no repairs. Add $3.00 s/h/i within the USA, outside email for shipping quote.

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D. N. Robinson
  $35

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Irish sterling ladle, slightly under 7", crest too soft to make out. The handle has a repair, not ugly. Maker Michael Keating, and Hibernia and Dublin marks. Date letter obscured by repair, ca. 1790. Shipping $4.00 within the USA, outside email for shipping quote.

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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.

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
1575   SOLD

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Length 9 1/4 inches, a slight trace of tip wear from right handed usage but fine overall condition, monogrammed "M.A. Fowler 1836". Fans of our little web page will know that when describing provenance we usually favor an extreme economy of words, but it is interesting to note that this spoon would have most likely been a wedding gift to Mary Ann Fowler of Amesbury, MA. She was married on May 12th, 1836, to Joseph Killam of Boxford. Killam was a direct descendant of Governor Bradstreet who... Click for details

Hampton Galleries
7028   $125

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Coin silver sugar tongs, William McGrew, Cincinnati, OH (c. 1847), 6-1/4" long, 7-lobed shell nips, Olive pattern variant on each arm, no monogram, marked on each arm incuse "JCM PATENT 1847 W McGREW CINI", good weight

Albion Antiques Ltd
SSS06   SOLD

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Here is a very early and attractive butter dish finely engraved with floral and scroll-work about the cover, with a fine herringbone border to the pan, topped with a long-horned cow finial. Apart from a few very tiny usage dings it is in amazing condition, complete with the original liner. Obadiah Rich was a fine and highly respected silversmith in Boston for a relatively short time, 1832-1850. Dimensions: 5" high, 6.9" in diameter. 18 T.oz.

Hampton Galleries
6999D   $125

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Coin silver condiment ladle, John Goodhue (c. 1822-1850), 4-7/8" long, shallow oval bowl with 12 lobed outlined shell drop on back, short pointed shoulders, downturned fiddle handle with Basket of Flowers at top, feather script monogram "MW" on front, marked "J.GOODHUE" in rectangular punch.

Hampton Galleries
6999E   $80

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Coin silver salt spoon, Mead Adriance & Co., St. Louis, Missouri, (c. 1831-1832), 3-7/16" long, wide oval bowl, chamfered shoulders, downturned fiddle handle with Basket of Flowers at top, feather script monogram "CAH" on front, marked "MEAD ADRIANCE & Co" in serrated rectangular punch.

Past Pleasures Antiques
3526   $50.00

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This serving spoon is 9 3/4" and weighs 2.1 Tr Oz. The condition is excellent with no dents and only minimal bowl wear. The mark is rubbed and I am unable to determine who it is ( picture 2). I do believe it is from Philadelphia (or Pa.) because of the pointed shoulders. This is an unusual size and interesting piece of Americana. Ca 1800/1810.

Past Pleasures Antiques
3523   $90.00 pair

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These coin serving spoons are 9 5/8" and weigh 1.9 Tr Oz each. The condition is immaculate, no dents or bends. 200 year old Americana, Ca 1800/1810.

Past Pleasures Antiques
3524   $45.00

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This 9 1/4" serving spoon is in excellent condition. There are no dents, bends, or repairs. It is unmarked. A beautiful 200 year old pieceof Americana. Ca 1805/1815.

Past Pleasures Antiques
3518   $17.50 ea. choice

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This group of coffin end teaspoons range from 5 1/4" to 5 5/8". They are in nice condition, one has small bowl dents and one has minor bowl wear. These are nice American 200 year old spoons. All are unmarked. Ca 1805.

Past Pleasures Antiques
3522   $35.00

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This 9 1/4" serving spoon is in nice condition. There are a few small dents in the bowl but no bends or cracks. I'm sure it is American but it is unmarked. Ca 1805.

Past Pleasures Antiques
3521   $35.00

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This coffin end serving spoon is 8 3/4" and in nice condition. There are a couple of tiny dents and slight bowl wear but it has no bends or repairs It weighs 1 3/4 Tr Oz. Ca 1805.

Everything Silver
NY099-01   SOLD

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Coin silver tea set by William Gale of NYC c. 1816-1827. Gale worked c. 1816-1866 but always with another or others after 1827 and with a joint mark as far as I can determine, thus the attribution to 1816-27. The pieces are engraved on the right hand side with a "W' in script, but the monograms are quite rubbed. The base of the teapot has an old repair with silver solder which is barely noticeable. A very nice set.