Gebelein
4237   $95

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Fiddle, oval grips. Length 6". Weight 19 dwt. The script monogram on the bow is HMH. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein
4236   $110

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Double swell, upturned handle, tipt, rounded fins. Length 6". Weight 15 dwt. The monogram is a script EMM on the back of the handle. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein
4235   $65

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Early fiddle. Belden mark d. Length 9". Weight 1.5 troy ounces. Lengthwise feathered script monogram JD. Overall and mark condition are very good (a little tip wear and minor dents).

Gebelein
AM1384   $750 for 6; $300 for a pair

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Unmarked. Length 9-3/4". Weight 2.1 troy ounces each. The monogram is a script SF. Overall condition is excellent.

Gebelein
999   $$500 for 3; $175 each

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Unmarked but American maker could perhaps be identified from bright cutting, shell, and drop. Beautiful spoons. Downturned handles with squared drops. Length 9". Weight 1 oz. 17 dwt. each. All three are monogrammed E+W, one with R beneath and one with M beneath. Overall condition is excellent.

Past Pleasures Antiques
8181   $475.00 set of 12

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"Almost Perfect" describes these 7 1/2" coin silver dinner forks. There are no dents or bends and the tines are like new. The pattern is crisp. These are made by Gorham in their "Beaded" pattern. They are only marked with the patent date (1861) and "Coin". Ca 1861, these are about as good as a 150 year old fork can be.

Past Pleasures Antiques
8180   $315.00 set of 9

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These 7" dessert forks are in nice condition. The pattern is crisp and there are no bends or repairs. There is slight tine wear but this is not excessive. They are marked "H&S" for Hotchkiss and Schreuder of Syracuse, NY. Ca 1860.

North Hill Antiques
491   Set of 6 $300

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Samuel Kirk & Sons, 1861-68, reached back to the 17th century for inspiration in designing these demitasse pieces. The tefid-end spoon ended by 1710 or so. Here it is reborn, however briefly, with the added design elements of full-blown embossing, front and back, including the bowl (see pic). These spoons are 4" in length and all are in mint condition. The mono is an old English H set in a shield cartouche. Mark (see pic) is S. Kirk & Sons 10.15.

Hampton Galleries
6969   SOLD

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Set of 6 coin silver tablespoons, Henry Hoyt, Albany, New York (c.1829-1836), 9-3/16" long, full bowls, 10-lobed shell drop, downturned fiddle handles with Basket of Flowers impressed at the ends, script monogram "LB" on front, marked "HENRY HOYT" with four pseudo marks (anchor, star, bust D).

Gebelein
2812   $75

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Downturned handle; marked I(pellet)N in an ellipse. Length 4-5/8". No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent. Joseph Normand(eau) of Montreal.

Gebelein
4232   $25

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Marked Bailey&Co plus the eagle, U, shield pseudohallmarks (coin silver). The monogram is a script ETW (not sure of the T). Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Past Pleasures Antiques
8174   $30.00

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This serving spoon is 8 1/2" and in nice condition. There are no bends or bowl wear, and only a small dent. It is marked "Seymour & Hollister" a partnership in Hartford, Connecticut from 1843/1850.

Past Pleasures Antiques
8175   $30.00

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This large serving spoon is 9 1/4" and in nice condition. There is no bowl wear or repairs and only a few pin prick dents. It is marked Curtiss & Stiles of Woodbury, Connecticut, Ca 1840.

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
1318   $195.00

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Baltimore MD circa 1790, round downturned end with just a hint of a rear midrib extending 3 inches down the handle, unusual double arched drop, length 8 3/4 inches, some tip wear as shown but good overall condition, monogrammed "H" in period script. How certain are we of this attribution? Well, if it's American then the spoon is most certainly Dowig...

North Hill Antiques
657   $200

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Teaspoon with downturned fiddle handle, c1850 -- flared shoulders, script mono N P H V on front; 5-7/8" long. Condition is excellent.

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver
1294   P.O.R.

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an original set at that-- all with date letter "F", S.K. in rectangle, 11 over 12, and city mark. Length 8 3/8 inches, monogrammed "M" (reverse, period script, see third photo) most have some tine wear and the color is a bit off but the pattern is in very good condition and my word are these rare!!! Our only American assay office was located in the city of Baltimore, circa 1814-30, so here is your chance to own a small but significant bit of Americana which can truly be said to bear hallmar... Click for details

Gebelein
4197   $150

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Oval end, pointed arch drop. Length 9". Weight 2.1 troy ounces. The monogram is a script WD on the top of the handle. Overall condition is good (tip wear). Mark condition is very good (doublestruck?)

Gebelein
4203   $90

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Coffin end, oval drop. Length 5-3/8". The monogram is a script ETL. Overall condition is very good. Mark condition is excellent.

Gebelein
4204   $95

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Coffin end, incised V drop. Length 5-7/8". The monogram is a lengthwise script JS. Overall condition is excellent. Mark condition is good.

Gebelein
4207   $60

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Rounded end, shell on heel, tipt on back, v-slashed drop. Length 5-5/16". The monogram is sprigged script [can't read it]. Mark condition is excellent. Overall condition is fair (small tear in bowl, shell worn, handle needs slight regulating).