Al's Past Treasures  
S2474   $54.00

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These are an excellent pair of non weighted sterling salt & pepper shakers produced by Arrowsmith Silver Co. Each measures 4.75" tall and are in excellent free from any dents condition. You may calculate your shipping cost as shipping weight will be 1 pound from zip code 33437. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration and check out my testimonials of what past customers have said about me.

melward's attic  
0046   sold

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a five piece silver plate tea service set from silver international company. 1beautiful footed tea pot 1 footed creamer 1 footed suger dish with lid the tray is 12 1/4" the tea pot is 10" high and 9 1/2 from handle to spout, the creamer is 2 1/2" high and 5" from handle to spout, the sugar dish is 4 1/2 " high and 5 1/2" from handle to handle. 1 etched serving tray. all items are in very good condition.

Hampton Galleries  
7036B   $95

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Coin silver sugar tongs, Nathaniel Francis, New York City (c. 1805), 6-1/4" long, oval nips, thin arms widening to a point before narrowing around bend, diamond cut oval cartouche around bend, shaded block letter monogram "M * S" in cartouche, marked on one arm "N FRANCIS." in rectangular punch.

Hampton Galleries  
7097C   $2,475

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Rare coin silver cowry shell snuff box, Edward and David Kinsey, Cincinnati, Ohio (c.1844-1861), 3" long, 62-1/4" wide, cowry shell fitted with egg-shaped molded silver lip, pointed end enclosed and hinged to cover with narrow molded lip, plain cover without monogram or other decoration, marked "E & D. KINSEY" in rectangular punch on inside of cover.

Hampton Galleries  
7123   $2,250

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Coin silver three-piece tea set, John McMullin, Philadelphia (c. 1810-1820): Teapot: 9" tall to top of finial, 11-1/4" long from spout to handle, 3-7/8" by 4-3/4" rounded rectangular base, stepped pedestal base to rectangular-shaped body, matching small gadrooned bands around base, throat and rim, S-shaped spout, hinged rounded rectangular domed cover with rectangular domed finial, reeded wooden flat-topped C-shaped handle, no monogram, marked underneath "I.McMullen" in rectangular punch wi... Click for details

North Hill Antiques  
685   $4250

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Rare form in American silver. this piece was made about 1840 -- 4" diameter bowl with cast handle and hook for suspending the strainer over punch bowl. Length over handle is 5-5/8". Marked J.CONNING MOBILE (see pix. Condition is excellent throughout.

melward's attic  
0030   $65.00 plus shipping

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Sterling Salt & Pepper Shakers, DUCHIN CREATION, 1 Pair Height 4-3/4", widths: 2". Matched pair of sterling salt & pepper shakers, Normal age related wear and minor dings. Bottom is marked with a DUCHIN CREATION logo mark underneath which is "STERLING WEIGHTED vase is not marked but is sterling silver.

melward's attic  
0029   $60.00 plus shipping

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this set is 6 peices the tureen, the lid the glass bowl for inside the tureen, the stand and the candle plus the meat platter all silver plate, stamped william rogers on the tureen with stars and eagles in front and behind the name. it is a beautiful set.

North Hill Antiques  
790   $3250

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Hand-raised baluster-form urns on circular pedestal base, cast foliate handles, body with repousse flowers, foliage and scrolls surrounding reserves on both sides, one with a feathered script mono F V, the other vacant. Handle height is 4-3/4:, diameter 4-1/2", and weight 18 Troy oz. Condition is excellent.

North Hill Antiques  
795   $350

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Made by John Peirce, Boston c1820 -- both arms marked PEIRCE. He is listed in the 1821 Boston Directory as an optician. These specs have temples with swing-arm extensions, which measure 6" when fully extended. Length across the lenses is 4-1/2". Condition throughout is excellent.

North Hill Antiques  
792   $300

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Made by William Y. McAllister, Philadelphia, c1830 -- rectangular-shaped lens, 6-1/2" temples with slider extensions, 4-3/8" across lenses. Condition is excellent throughout.

Hampton Galleries  
7114B   $385

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Coin silver mint julep cup, Bailey & Co., Philadelphia (c.1850-1860), 3-1/4" tall, 2-7/8" diameter at rim, 2 1/2" at base, straight tapering sides, applied reeded rims, marked underneath "BAIELY & CO" and "CHESTNUT ST PHILA" in conforming incuse arches with the number 136" incuse in between, together with three pseudo marks.

Hampton Galleries  
7126A   $250

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Coin silver stuffing spoon, William Gale & Co., New York City (c. 1868), 12-3/4" long, full French tipt bowl, Josephine pattern, Gothic monogram "M" on front, marked "Wm GALE & SON" incuse and "WG&S" incuse vertically in punch and "1868" in diamond-shaped punch, later marked "STERLING" in rectangular punch

Hampton Galleries  
7126B   $275

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Coin silver caster, William Gale & Son, New York City (c.1850-1860), 5-1/2" tall to top of finial, circular pedestal foot to inverted pear-shaped body with tall tapering neck and molded rim, high dome friction-fit lid with cast flame-shaped finial, lid is pierced with circular perforations, marked underneath "WG &S" (S is worn and unreadable) in rectangular punch.

North Hill Antiques  
671   $4250

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Long thin scoop on one end, shorter and wider scoop on the other, with a threaded connecting piece (see pic); drop on the backs of each scoop, an unusual feature in marrow spoons(see pic). Length is 10-1/8". Condition is mint. A rare form in southern silver.

North Hill Antiques  
796   Set of 3 $2000

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Pot, spouted creamer and sugar bowl -- globular form, pot on circular ring, creamer and sugar each on 4 cast feet. Pot marked by Harris, Stanwood & Co., Boston, c1845. Total weight is 40 T oz.