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Boxed Set 12 Gorham "Imperial" Coin Silver Egg Spoons
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware
Old Friends 
1657f $ 250
Gorham's "Imperial" is a mid 19th century, twisted handle design that incorporates a notched end handle with leafy elements that are reminiscent of "Olive." Wood & Hughes had a counterpart pattern. The patterns so closely parallel each other that they are nearly indistinguishable unless set alongside one another. Gorham's examples are rarely marked, while Wood & Hughes' almost always are, and this can be another way of distinguishing them. This group is a set of 12 matched, Gorham version, 4... Click for details
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Choice E. Watson "Sheaf of Wheat" Coin Silver Teaspoon
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware
Old Friends 
1633f $ 45 each, two available HOLD
Stamped "E. Watson," for Edward who worked in Boston through the 1830's, this 5 3/4" long, just over . 5 T. oz., teaspoon has a "Sheaf of Wheat" motif with a shell back on the heel of the spoon. It is in immaculate condition, evidencing virtually no polishing wear, and having a brilliant, naturally lustrous finish. The pointed end bowl is perfectly shaped and free of tip wear, dents, burrs, or cracks. There is a high style, feathered script "SRH" monogram on the front.
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Albert Coles Engraved Twist Handle Coin Silver Knife
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware
Old Friends 
1622mt $ 95
Measuring about 7 5/8" long and weighing 1.2 T. oz., this coin silver item is the length of a tea or dessert knife. That it is engraved "William" in script on the handle, however, suggests it might originally have been a youth knife. In any case, it is an especially appealing example of mid 19th century silver, offered by a well known New York City maker, Albert Coles, whose three part pseudo hallmark is stamped on the backside of the blade. The handle is flat with a shaped outline and has a ... Click for details
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Coffin-end serving spoon by Fletcher & Gardiner, Boston
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Coffin-End
North Hill Antiques 
282 $175
This is one of F&G's earliest pieces, made around 1810, before their removal to Philadelphia. Indeed, the Yankee Eagle -- often seen on New England silver of the period -- frames the F&G mark (see pic).
This spoon is in near-mint condition. It has square shoulders, an incised pointed arch drop on the bowl back, and a feathered script mono F C C on the front. It is a shade over 9-3/8" long. It weighs about 1.5 Troy oz., or 51 grams. The bowl is completely unworn.
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"Hollywood Boulevard at Night".
vintage postcard. California, 1940s
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