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3 Virginia Coin Silver Teaspoons- I Adam-Alexandria
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
Four Lot Antiques 
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Up for bid is a set of three coin silver teaspoons by John Adam of Alexandria, Virginia, working from about 1803 to the 1840s. The spoons are 6 1/8" long and together weigh 59 grams. The spoons have small pointed shoulders, swaged rounded drops and downturned fiddle handles. The spoons are all monogrammed "JPB" on the front of the handles in script. The spoons are marked [I.ADAM.] in a rectangle, as shown.
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18thC southern spoon by Chas. A. Burnett, Alexandria
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
North Hill Antiques 
661 $250
Oval-end handle, c1790 -- drop on bowl back, reverse rib, feathered script mono D on front; 7-1/2" in length. A little unevenness in bowl, otherwise condition is excellent.
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KY teaspoon by Richard Ewing Smith, Louisville, c1830
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
North Hill Antiques 
671 $60
Downturned fiddle handle, pointed shoulders, feathered script mono E L A on front, 5-5/8" in length. Excellent condition throughout, bowl tip unworn.
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Southern dessert spoon by Wm. Cowan, Richmond, c1810
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
North Hill Antiques 
669 $350
18th century oval-end handle, feathered script mono F on front; 7-1/8" in length. Condition is excellent throughout. The mark is exceptional in its crispness, as is the distinctive eagle of Capt. William Richardson, which came with the business when Cowan took it over in 1808.
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Ladle by Hayden Brother & Co., Charleston, 1852-5
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
North Hill Antiques 
660 $1250
Double-struck fiddlethread pattern with extremely high shoulders, feathered script mono EJ+CP on front. Length is 13-3/4", the oval bowl 4-3/8" x 3-5/8". Most imposing is the ladle's weight -- 9 oz. 6 dwt Troy. Condition is excellent throughout. Hayden Brother & Co. was the retailer, the maker was most probably Gale & Son, NYC, which made much of the silver retailed in ante-bellum South Carolina.
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SOUTHERN MARROW SCOOP, James Conning, Mobile, AL
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
Hampton Galleries 
7150A $1,450
Rare Southern marrow scoop by James Conning, Mobile, Alabama (c. 1850), 8-3/4" long, 3" wider scoop on one side and 3-3/4" narrow scoop on other side, marked "J.CONNING" and "MOBILE", each in rectangular punch on middle bar.
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Large Seymour Tuscan Coin Ladle, Kentucky Retailer
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
Old Friends 
583b $ 245
Mid 19th century soup ladles, which this piece of Syracuse, New York's Joseph Seymour is, tend to be large scale, almost to the extreme. That is the case with this which is exceptionally big at 13 3/4" long, has a bowl 4 1/4" wide, 3 3/4" across, and is 1 1/4" deep. It weighs a proportionately heavy 5.3 T. oz. The pattern appears to be a Tuscan derivative, which itself is a variant of Olive. It is double die struck, meaning the design appears on both sides. There is an "A.E.L." feathered sc... Click for details
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Set of 6 serving spoons by Charles Branda, Norfolk
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
North Hill Antiques 
655 Set of 6 $500
Downturned fiddle handles, c1825 -- pointed shoulders, drop, script M on front (original mono removed). Length is 8-1/4". Weight is 7-3/4 Troy oz. Condition is quite good.
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18thC southern tablespoon by Eliakim Garretson, Del.
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
North Hill Antiques 
697 $450
Garretson worked in Wilmington. This spoon has an oval-end handle, c1790, with a drop on the bowl back. The mono is a feathered script T C on the front of the handle. It is 9-3/16" in length. A slight touch of tipwear, but overall in very fine condition.
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Southern tsps by Thomas A. Boullt, Hagerstown, MD
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
North Hill Antiques 
656 Ea. $50, Set of 5 $225
Forward-tipt fiddle handle, c1850 -- high pointed shoulders, feathered script mono L J on front; 5-3/4" in length. Condition of all 5 is excellent.
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3 Teaspoons by Joel Sayre, NY, circa 1815
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
Gebelein 
4668 $200 for 3
Coffin fiddle. V drop. Length 6-1/8". The monogram is a lengthwise script ZEC. Overall and mark condition are excellent.
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Kentucky coin silver julep cup, H. Hudson, Louisville
Silver: Coin Silver: Hollowware
Bruce Cherner Antique Silver 
1908 $1100.00
circa 1850, height 3 3/4; top diameter 3 1/8; bottom diameter 2 1/2 inches, satisfyingly hefty at 5.94 oz. Troy, a few very minor dings but fine overall condition. Just one or two mouse clicks in a GoogleŽ search window will find you a similar example which was lighter, shorter and in rather shabby condition that fetched our same price, at auction...
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RARE PR MARROW SCOOPS, Adolphe Himmel, New Orleans-1855
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
Hampton Galleries 
0000 SOLD
Rare pair of coin silver marrow scoops, Adolphe Himmel, New Orleans, Louisiana (c. 1855), 9-11/16" long, thin 4" scoop on each side of center bar, feather script monogram "McC" on one side of center bar that is wider in center than on sides, other side of center bar has either a "1" or "2" and is marked "A.H." on one side of numeral and "N.O." on other side, all incuse.
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Southern RICE spoon by E.A. Tyler, marked New Orleans
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
North Hill Antiques 
690 $775
Fiddlethread pattern, 13" in length with 4-1/4"-long bowl, huge flared shoulders at base of stem. Mono on front of the handle is W C in old English letters, topped by the crest of a crown, and over the date, 1864, probably the year of its manufacture. Outside the south, of course, a rice spoon is more commonly referred to as a stuffing spoon. Condition of this piece is excellent.
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Delaware birdback tablespoon by Bancroft Woodcock
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
North Hill Antiques 
689 $450
Oval-end handle, c1795 - reverse rib, feathered script mono A T on front; 8-5/8" in length. Bird worn (see pic), but spoon is in fine condition and mark is excellent.
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OCTAGONAL BRIGHT CUT CUP, Hyde & Goodrich, New Orleans
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern
Hampton Galleries 
7042 $575
Coin silver octagonal cup, retailed by Hyde & Goodrich of New Orleans, Louisiana and manufactured by Wood & Hughes in NYC (c. 1840), 3-1/8" tall, octagonal-shaped cup with slightly everted rim, bright cut ferns and swags on each panel, feather script monogram "JCS" ? on front panel, hollow flat-topped C-shaped handle, marked "HYDE & GOODRICH" in rectangular punch and "W & H" (vertically) in oval punch.
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"Hollywood Boulevard at Night".
vintage postcard. California, 1940s
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