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7732   $120.00 set of 3

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I don't find these very often. They seem to be somewhat impractical and perishable. I wouldn't try them on a hickory nut. They are about 5" long and in excellent condition (no hard nuts. This is a nice pattern, name unknown to me. Marked Lincoln & Foss an two are marked "Sterling". I suppose the third one is also sterling. Ca 1850.

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7633   $795.00

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Every now & then I find a piece that really strikes my fancy. This is one of them. It's 12 1/4" long and weighs 5.2 Tr Oz. It's in the "Kings" pattern and has an ugly fish engraved on the blade. He has very impressive teeth and looks a little disgusted at being eaten. These guys must have had a sense of humor. It's in good condition, though it has been over polished. It is marked "Welles, Gelston & Co" of New York. Ca 1840.

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6730   $200.00

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A nicely engraved, 8 3/8" berry spoon. The bowl is an unusual form. The condition is excellent, no dents or tears. The engraving is crisp. It is marked "Coin" and "10". Ca 1860.

Hampton Galleries
6573B   $350

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Coin Silver Serving Spoon, H.B.Stanwood & Co., Boston (c. 1850), 12 1/2" long, 3 3/4" bowl with no tip wear, Olive pattern crisp on front and back, script monogram on front "L.L.Walker to S.A.Marsh", marked "H.B.STANWOOD & CO." and "PURE-COIN" incuse.

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6519B   $350

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Coin silver serving spoon, T.C.Garrett & Co., Philadelphia (c. 1841-1850), 13" long, no drop, full bowl with no tip wear, upturned pointed end handle tipt on front, feather script monogram "JBH" over "1852" on back, marked "T.C.GARRETT & CO 122 CHESNUT ST" incuse.

James P. Rip Askew - Antiques and Collectibles
SP507   $45.00 - Plus Shipping

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A Very Beautiful Coin Silver Plated Gravy Ladle in the very beautiful Raymond Pattern, that was issued by Oneida, Ltd. in 1898. This Ladle is 6 3/4 inches long and the Bowl is 2 1/2 inches by 2 1/8 inches. The Ladle is marked, "Extra – (Coin Silver) - Plated", and there is no maker's mark. The Ladle is in very good condition and it does show some signs of use.

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7091   $425.00

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This 13 1/4" ladle is probably a soup ladle but, with it's flutes bowl could easily serve as a punch ladle. The pattern is "Tuscan" patented in 1846. The condition is excellent with essentially no wear. It is marked S.D. Brower (incuse) and has a raised eagle. CA 1856/55.

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7077   $425.00

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This ladle is 9 3/8" from tip of the handle to the front edge of the bowl. Possibly it's a gravy or berry ladle. It has a gold washed bowl ant a band of engraved leaves around the outside edge of the inside of the bowl. The condition is excellent, all engraving crisp with no dents. It is marked D. Fey, but made, I'm sure, by Duhme. It's never been monogramed. Ca 1865. This piece and the following 5 lots are all part of the same set. All are have never been monogramed and are all i... Click for details

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5412   $100.00

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These sugar tongs are 6" in length and in excellent condition. With nice cutout handles, they were made around 1840 by D.B. Miller of Boston.

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6673   $85.00

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These 6" sugar tongs are in excellent condition. They have a bold form and are marked only "Utica". Made around 1840.

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6634   $75.00

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This 5 7/8" sauce ladle is in nice condition. It is marked with strange trademarks (hallmarks) that I am unable to decipher and L.O. Dunning. Probably made in New York around 1845/50.

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6002   $75.00

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This 6 1/4" sauce ladle is in excellent condition and was made by Johnson & Godley of Albany,NY between 1843 & 1849. It is marked crude lion, J & G in a diamond, and an eagle. The bowl is 1 3/4" x 1 1/2".

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6474   $350.00

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This 12 1/2" soup ladle is in the oval or French thread pattern. It is in nice condition with a scalloped, fluted bowl. It has no dents or breaks. It is marked JLW and a star, lion and D, (Westerfeld's trademark). It also is marked "Marsh Albany". Made around 1840/55 in Newburg, NY.

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5373   $395.00

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This 13 5/8" coin soup ladle was retailed by B.L.Hood in Buffalo, NY. I think this is a Boston pattern but I don't know it's name. In good shape, it has no dents, cracks or breaks And the pattern is crisp.