Past Pleasures Antiques
8201   $45.00

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This coin silver sugar shell is 6 1/2" and in excellent condition. It is monogramed "Date" (so it makes a nice gift even if you guys don't remember names well) or "Dale". It has an interesting makers mark shown on page 59 of John McGrew's book attributing it to an unknown Cleveland manufacturer. I am assuming ER Wait was a Cleveland retailer. Ca 1845/50.

Past Pleasures Antiques
8202   $45.00

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This butter knife is 6 5/8" and in nice condition. The pattern is crisp and no bends or dents. The monogram is "Ella" or "Ellen". It is marked H&S for Hotchkiss & Schreuder of Syracuse, NY. Ca 1855/60

Hampton Galleries
6984   $295

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Coin silver serving spoon, O. S. Hemphill, Philadelphia (c.1850), 12-5/16" long, full bowl, drop somewhat worn, Mayflower pattern variant, script monogram on front "Reba from Grandma Rae", marked "O.S.HEMPHILL.43.N.8TH ST." all incuse.

Old Friends
094A   $ 195

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This pair of coin silver tongs are quite remarkable, in that they are 10" long. This form was recently described in a "Silver Magazine" article, and described as olive tongs. They were made by Philadelphia's Peter L. Krider, and show all the quality associated with that fine maker. The style suggests Philadelphia in at least two regards. First is the intricate period engraving that is characteristic of mid 19th century style from that city. Secondly is the twist element on the arms. The ta... Click for details

Sweets to the Sweet @ Le' Chateau Woods
00421   $125.00

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This is a very wonderful large hotel silver platter by the International Silver Co. It has no hotel name on it which is sad, it is however marked by the maker with a 80 in a square, which I think means it was from the 1980's. It has some surface scratches, which is normal, but there is no corrosion at all. The piece definately speaks for itself. It has a boldness about it, and will add nice character to your collection. ~Enjoy!

Sweets to the Sweet @ Le' Chateau Woods
00420   $45.00

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This handsome Charter Oak gravy or sauce ladle was made in 1906 by the 1847 Rogers Bros. Co. which is now the International Silver Company. This ladle has a monogram of what appears to be a S. This piece is in excellent condition with no flaws. Add this to your collection today. ~Enjoy!

Sweets to the Sweet @ Le' Chateau Woods
00376   $195.00

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This absolutely fabulous little nickel plate soup tureen is made by Gorham Silver. It is fully marked on the bottom. In procession there is GM Co.(Gorham Manufacturing Co.), a box with an anchor inside, and E F under it, 2096 with 7 then TF under that. On the lower right there is a horseshoe (see enlargement 1). Unfortunately there is no hotel name, hence the price. There is however a monogram on the lid which could be the initials of the hotel (see enlargement 2). This piece is very clean insid... Click for details

Past Pleasures Antiques
8187   $95.00 Pair

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Now these are cool. They are tiny at 5 5/8". I don't have a clue what they are. Everyone wants to call them pastry forks, and they may be, but I think they are pickle forks missing the knife. Whatever they are, I have never seen tines quite like these. They are in great condition with no dents or bends. They are marked "J Holister" and "Pure Coin" for Julius Holister of Hartford Ct. Ca 1855/65.

Upper Pucker Antiques and Oddtiques
  $42.00

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This is a very large silver plated platter measuring 22" by 10". It is marked Reed & Barton, #100 on it and is in the form a large fish. It is in very good condition.

Dill Pickle's Corner
17   $5

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Silverplated (800) spoon made in Italy.

North Hill Antiques
687   Ea. $175

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Oval-end handle, drop, reverse tipt, feathered script mono I M G on front; 8-3/4" long. Sadtler's PS mark is shown with the Baltimore pseudohallmark eagle head. NOTE: the incised 1 and 0 shown in mark pic are believed to be museum cataloging numbers.

Past Pleasures Antiques
8158   $35.00

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This berry spoon is 8". It is in fair condition with minor denting and 2 small tears which don't appreciably affect the usage of the spoon (see picture 3). It is marked "N. Harding & Co." and "Pure Coin". This is Newell Harding of Boston, Ca 1850/55.

Sweets to the Sweet @ Le' Chateau Woods
00214   $145.00

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This wonderful soup ladle is by Roger Bros. and is in the pattern Vintage. It measures 11 in. long and 3 1/2 in. at the bowl. It has the lovely cascading grapevines and the clusters of grapes. It is in next to excellent condition and the plate is intact. ~Enjoy!

Sweets to the Sweet @ Le' Chateau Woods
00177   Sold...Thanks

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This is an absolutely fantastic set for tea from Italy, the pieces are marked (see enlargement). It consist of a tea strainer, muddler, crows feet sugar tongs, and eight teaspoons. There are several points of interest in this set. It has faces of children molded into the design and the pieces have various figurals atop of them. Some are men, crests or shields, griffins and others. Truly a neat set. There is some wear due to age, but it is in wonderful condition. Enjoy!

Hampton Galleries
6953A   $350

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Coin silver serving spoon, H. Salisbury & Co., New York City (c. 1835-1840), 12-9/16" long, 10-lobed shell bowl, Oval Thread pattern with slight upturn at end, script monogram "ADM" on front, marked "H. SALISBURY & CO." incuse with three pseudo marks.

North Hill Antiques
148   $200

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Brightcutting and roulette work extend two-thirds of the way down arms and around bend; square shoulders, round nips, ornate feathered script A W in cartouche on bend; 6" in length. Condition is near mint.

North Hill Antiques
147   Ea. $75

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Made in Philadelphia, c1795 - oval-end handle, drop, a neat shaded block mono B over P * A on front (see pix); 9-1/2" in length. Very light tipwear, otherwise excellent.

Past Pleasures Antiques
8138   $42.50 pair

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This pair of salt spoons are 4 3/8" and have interesting bowl shapes. One has some salt damage in the form of tough black spots that I think can be polished out. The other has a bend that does not compromise the strength of the spoon. They are marked "J & W.L. Ward" for Jehu & Willard Ward of Philadelphia . Ca 1850.

Albion Antiques Ltd
SRM41   SOLD

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Here is a very attractive set of coin fish serving knife and fork in extremely fine condition. The engraving is so fine and dense I will leave the description to the pictures. Made around 1860 by Wood & Hughes for James Conning, Mobile, Al (1842-1870). Struck W&H, J.Conning, Mobile. Dimensions: Knife 12", fork 9.25". ... Click for details

Albion Antiques Ltd
SRF27   $600

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Moses Eastman was born in Concord, NH in 1794 but by 1826 had formed a 2-year partnership with J. Penfield in Savannah, GA. The same J. Penfield had just terminated a 6-year partnership with another great Savannah silversmith, Frederick Marquand. After this partnership ended in 1828, Eastman continued on his own till his death in 1850. He had three known marks: Eastman, M.Eastman and M.Eastman with L and a trefoil. This ladle has a plain oval bowl and a upturned fiddle terminal, monogramed on t... Click for details