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Southern Coin Silver Tablespoon c 1800 Rare DC B&R Mark
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
Richards Antiques 
08058-4 SOLD
American coin silver tablespoon with a rare “B&R” mark for Charles Burnett and John Rigden of Georgetown, DC. The attribution comes from Winterthur where there is a tea set bearing that mark The spoon is in good condition except for some tipwear, shown in the photos. It is 9 inches long.
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Southern Coin Silver Tablespoon c 1800 Rare DC B&R Mark
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
Richards Antiques
08058-3 SOLD
American coin silver tablespoon with a rare “B&R” mark for Charles Burnett and John Rigden of Georgetown, DC. The attribution comes from Winterthur where there is a tea set bearing that mark The spoon is in good condition except for some tipwear and minor dings on the left side of the bowl (shown in the photos). It is 9 inches long.
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Southern Coin Silver Tablespoon c 1800 Rare DC B&R Mark
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
Richards Antiques
08058-2 SOLD
American coin silver tablespoon with a rare “B&R” mark for Charles Burnett and John Rigden of Georgetown, DC. The attribution comes from Winterthur where there is a tea set bearing that mark The spoon is in good condition except for some tipwear and a minor ding in the bowl towards the heel (shown in the photos), It is 9 inches long.
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large, massive antique Kirk KING dinner fork
Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century
Bruce Cherner Antique Silver 
1767 $175.00
circa 1825, length 8 5/8 inches, weight 3.22 oz. Troy, some slight tine wear and knife cuts as shown but excellent overall condition, monogrammed with crest obverse and "L" reverse, marked "S.KIRK / 11", with Baltimore dominical marks. A splendid example of the only American silver which can accurately be described as "hallmarked."
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Child's cup by Thomas Milner, Boston, circa 1740
Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century
Gebelein 
4619 $6,600
Marked TM twice, on the bottom and near the top edge of the cup (Kane mark B). Cup flares at top; reeded single scroll handle. Height of handle 2-1/2"; of body 2-1/4". Diameter of top 2-1/2";of base 2". Weight 2.15 troy ounces. The block monogram on the bottom is SW. Overall condition is excellent;condition of the two marks is good-.
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Creampot by William Simpkins, Boston, circa 1750
Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century
Gebelein
4614 $5,900
On three feet. Marked W.S in a rectangle (Kane mark E). Height to lip is 4". Weight 3.15 troy ounces. Block monogram AM on the bottom. Mark and overall condition are excellent.
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fine Canadian Maritimes basting spoon, Peter Nordbeck,
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
1672 $750.00
Halifax circa 1825, length 13 inches, superb color and condition, weight 7.82 oz. Troy, with crest and period monogram "IFS". The best piece of Canadian silver we've ever had the privilege to offer on these pages...
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Christie's Regency Silver Catalog: Hartman Collection
Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century
Richards Antiques
$15.00 Free Mailing in USA
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.
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Coin silver serving spoon, rubbed mark, ca 1805/15
Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century
Past Pleasures Antiques 
3526 $50.00
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.
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coin silver teaspoons, coffin ends, unmarked
Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century
Past Pleasures Antiques
3518 $17.50 ea. choice
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.
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Coin silver serving spoon, coffin end, unmarked
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Coffin-End
Past Pleasures Antiques
3521 $35.00
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.
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W. Gale Coin Silver 3 Piece Tea Set
Silver: Coin Silver: Hollowware
Everything Silver 
NY099-01 SOLD
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.
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Coin coffin end teaspoons, unmarked, Ca 1800/1810
Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century
Past Pleasures Antiques
8221 $90.00 set of 6
These 5 1/2" teaspoons are in excellent condition. No dents, no bowl wear. 3 or 4 have slight bends where the handle thins, but there is no cracking or other structural damage. They are unmarked but I believe they are American because of there looks and particularly because of the featheredge monogram.(picture 2) Ca 1800/1810.
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