Gebelein  
5012   $95

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Fiddle thread, shell grips. Length 6-1/4". Weight 2 troy ounces. The script monogram at the bow is AMS. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
4983   $150

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Fiddle thread. Length 6-3/4". Weight 2.9 troy ounces. The script monogram on the bow is JLS. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
4973   $195

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Bright cut. Name mark on one arm, bird facing to viewer's left on the other. Length 6". Weight 1 troy ounce. The monogram on the bow is a script JMC. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
4998   $500

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Rounded end, tipt on back, drop. Length 11-1/2". Weight 2.85 troy ounces. The monogram is a crest and a script MLW. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
4986   $175

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Coffin end. Length 7-1/4" Weight 1 troy ounce. The monogram is a script DTP. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
4963   $500

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Bright cut, coffin end, pointed arch drop. Length 13-1/4" Bowl width 4"; front-to-back 3-1/2". Weight 4.9 troy ounces. The monogram is a lengthwise script LJB, also 1810. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
4961   $500

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Bright cut, oval end, tipt on back, slashed broad drop. Length 14". Bowl diameter 4". Weight 6-1/4 troy ounces. The monogram is a block M(pellet)S/to/A(pellet)B. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
4959   $350

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Fiddle thread. Length 12-5/8". Bowl width 4-1/4"; front-to-back 3-1/4". Weight 7.9 troy ounces. The monogram on the back is a script ETNP (I think). Overall and mark condition are excellent.

Gebelein  
4958   $600

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Fiddle, no fins. Rounded end, incised drop. Length 12-1/4". Bowl width 4-1/4"; bowl front-to back 3-1/4". The monogram is a lengthwise script LB. Overall and mark condition are excellent.

North Hill Antiques  
869   $2750

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In the beaded-edge pattern -- 14-1/2" blade in shape of fish and 13-1/2" fork with 2-3/4" tines. Weight is a hefty 12.5 T oz. Condition is near-mint throughout. This set is suitable for serving salmon, sturgeon, and perhaps a big-muddy catfish with a minimum weight of 20 pounds.

Hampton Galleries  
7135D   $675

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Rare set of six tablespoons by Daniel Van Voorhis, Princeton, New Jersey and New York City (c.1780-1800), 8-3/4" long, full bowls, broad drop, downturned oval end handle, script monogram "WEH" on front, marked "D.V.VOORHIS" in rectangular punch with eagle in diamond punch (mark (a) in Belden).

Hampton Galleries  
6892B   $65

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Beautiful pair of twist handle teaspoons retailed by Bingham & Co., Indianapolis, Indiana and probably made by Duhme & Co. (c. 1860), 5-3/8" and 5-1/2", full French tipt bowls, twist handles with roulettework bright cut design around throat and perimeter of handle, additional bright cut at top and bottom of handle, Old English monogram "MLD" on front, marked "BINGHAM & CO" incuse.

Hampton Galleries  
6892A   $120

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Beautiful pair of twist handle dessert spoons by Duhme & Co., Cincinnatti, Ohio (c. 1850), 6-7/8" long, full French tipt bowls, twist handles with roulettework bright cut design around throat and perimeter of handle, additional bright cut at top and bottom of handle, Old English monogram "MLD" on front, marked "DUHME" in banner punch.

North Hill Antiques  
871   $175

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Made by Gorham, PATENT 1861, retailed by D.C. Jaccard, St. Louis (see pic) -- gold-washed bowl, script mono Silver Wedding on front; 8-1/2" long. Condition is excellent throughout.

North Hill Antiques  
872   $425

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Pierced blade engraved with styllized scrolls, feathered script mono J E H on hollow handle. Length is 12-18". Weight is 137 grams. One dent on reverse of handle, otherwise condition is fine.

North Hill Antiques  
108S   SOLD

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Featheredged oval-end handle, c1780 -- reverse tipt, shaded block mono M P on front; 4-7/8" in length. New England birdbacks are rarely seen, CT even rarer, Fairchild being the only CT maker with his mark on a birdie that we've seen. Condition of the spoon is excellent. One wishes that Master Fairchild had exercised a bit more exuberance when striking the bird, but, as they say, it is what it is, which ain't bad.