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Frederick Marquand FIDDLE THREAD tablespoon
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern

Bruce Cherner Antique Silver  
2145   SOLD

Frederick Marquand FIDDLE THREAD tablespoon
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inscribed "Elizabeth MCarty / Born February 19th, 1781 / Died Feb.y 13th, 1832", length 8 7/8 inches, weight 2.95 Troy ounces, bearing the full set of marks which we normally associate with Marquand's work from Savannah (please see third photo), excellent condition.

Elizabeth McCarty (nee Van Bergen) was married to Richard McCarty, Congressman from Coxsackie, NY and prominent merchant.

Southern ladle by Thomas Cain, Knoxville, c1810
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern

North Hill Antiques  
673   $4500.00

Southern ladle by Thomas Cain, Knoxville, c1810
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Downturned fiddle handle with ornamental cut-outs at base of fiddle; pointed shoulders which extend over rim of bowl to create a decorative (and probably unique) design (see pic); cut-cornered (coffin-end) drop on bowl back; prominent rib on back of handle, feathered script mono B on front. Length is 12-1/2". Round bowl is 3-3/8" in diameter. Mark is T. CAIN. with Masonic pseudos. Condition is near-mint.

Set of 10 Southern forks - Hyde & Goodrich, New Orleans
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern

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694   Set of 10 $1150

Set of 10 Southern forks - Hyde & Goodrich, New Orleans
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Forward-tipt fiddle handle, c1840 -- high sugarloaf shoulders, feathered script mono L C lightly engraved on reverse. Length is 8-1/4". Weight is a hefty 17.5 T oz. Some tinewear, otherwise condition is fine.

Ladle by Pleasant H.Baird, probably made in Mississippi
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698   $5,000

Ladle by Pleasant H.Baird, probably made in Mississippi
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Baird is listed is Hollan's "Virginia Silversmiths." He began his career as a silversmith in 1802 in Petersburg, VA; by 1806 he was plying his trade in Natchez, MS, and from 1813-38 he was working in Kentucky -- Paris, Washington and then Maysville. This piece has an 18thC-style pointed-end handle, and an interesting and unusual squared drop on the bowl back; the handle has a reverse rib. The mono on front is a shaded feathered script D P B. The ladle is 14-3/4" long and has a 3" round b... Click for details

Soup ladle by Kirk & Son, Baltimore, c1850
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671   $375

Soup ladle by Kirk & Son, Baltimore, c1850
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Pinched-waist fiddle handle, pointed shoulders, unusual broad drop on bowl back (see pic). Mono is W M H in shaded script lettering on front of handle. Length is 13-1/4" with 3-3/8" round bowl. Weight is 5 T oz. Condition is near mint.

Southern birdback tsp by George Dowig, Baltimore, c1790
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern

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657   SOLD

Southern birdback tsp by George Dowig, Baltimore, c1790
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This is a beautifully raised bird, wings akimbo, ready to take flight. Spoon was never engraved, probably never used at table. It is 5-5/8" long, and in minty condition, no wear at all.

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TOBACCO BOX, H.E. Baldwin & Co., New Orleans, LA
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Hampton Galleries  
7329   $875

TOBACCO BOX, H.E. Baldwin & Co., New Orleans, LA
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Rare coin silver tobacco box by H. E. Baldwin & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana (c.1842-1853), 3-1/2" long by 2-1/8" wide by 3/4" high rounded rectangular box with engine turned bright cut decoration on cover and bottom with decorative large cartouches in center, cover is hindged on side, marked inside cover "H. E. BALDWIN & Co" incuse.

SOUTHERN WATER PITCHER, James Reed, Murfreesboro, TN
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern

Hampton Galleries  
7316B   $7,995

SOUTHERN WATER PITCHER, James Reed, Murfreesboro, TN
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Rare Southern water pitcher by James Reed, Murfreesboro, Tennessee (c. 1832-1850), 9-1/4" to top of handle, 8-3/4" to top of lip, 8-3/4" from spout to handle, 4" circular stepped base to short pedestal with round body with short neck and wide pouring spout, matching applied bands around base and throat, gadrooned bands around lip and top of pedestal, hollow C-shaped handle with split terminals at bottom, peg-shaped thumb grip matches peg-shaped ends on handle, marked underneath "J.REED" in larg... Click for details

four Joseph Clarico coin silver teaspoons, Norfolk
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Bruce Cherner Antique Silver  
2104   $375.00

four Joseph Clarico coin silver teaspoons, Norfolk
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Virginia circa 1810, length 5 3/4 inches, monogrammed "T" (??) in period script with flourishes, weight 2.51 oz. Troy the lot, light wear and some minor dents in bowls but superb color and very good overall condition. Clarico's work would appear to be scarce.

Extremely Rare Southern Spoon Martin Noxon, Edenton, NC
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Extremely Rare Southern Spoon Martin Noxon, Edenton, NC
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Fine early tablespoon by one of the rarest Southern makers, Martin Noxon of Edenton, North Carolina. It has a pointed handle and dates from about 1805. It is in excellent condition, measuring 8 7/16 inches and weighing 1.68 troy ounces. It also has a beautifully engraved, elegant script monogram on the handle. I have also noted that the hallmark is the only one I know which reads the same upside down. We have owned this spoon for almost a decade and have carefully followed sales of Noxon items, ... Click for details

W.R. Evans Kentucky Coin Silver Tablespoon
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern

Old Friends  
1328kc   $ 70

W.R. Evans Kentucky Coin Silver Tablespoon
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This 8 3/4" long, weighty, near 1.8 T. oz., coin silver tablespoon is stamped "W.R. Evans." His dates are c. 1844-1860 and he worked first in Cincinnati and then across the Ohio River in Covington, Kentucky. It has the broad, rounded, tipt end and high shoulders typical of the lower Ohio River Valley and areas south. There is a feathered script "MER" monogram on the front. It is in very good condition. The bowl is well-shaped and free of tip wear, but with a slight bit of pinpricking in the... Click for details

Tongs with offset arms by Jacob Merchant, Dumfries, VA
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern

North Hill Antiques  
665   $750

Tongs with offset arms by Jacob Merchant, Dumfries, VA
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A rare form for sugar tongs, the arms at a 90-degree angle with the bend. Dual wrigglework decorative lines on both sides of arms and around bend, the decorative work carried through on the spoon nips. Never engraved, 5-1/2" long. Excellent condition. Until recently, Merchant was said to have worked in NYC, c1795. Now, Hollan's tome on VA silversmiths clearly identifies him as working in Dumfries. Equally telling, VonKhrum's compilation of NYC silversmiths and allied artisans does not incl... Click for details

Pair serving spoons by Thomas McConnell, Wilmington
Silver: Coin Silver: Southern

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662   SOLD

Pair serving spoons by Thomas McConnell, Wilmington
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Early fiddle handle, c1815 -- slight pointed shoulders, drop on bowl back, feathered script mono M P on front; 9" in length. Weight is 2 T oz. each. Condition is excellent.

Tablespoon by George Mitchell, Hannibal, MO, c1860
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North Hill Antiques  
341   $100

Tablespoon by George Mitchell, Hannibal, MO, c1860
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Pinched-waist fiddle handle, pointed shoulders, script mono on front; 8-1/8" in length. Condition is fine. Mitchell is not listed in any of the books dedicated to Missouri silver. However, the 1860 census lists George Mitchell, age 41, as a jeweller, with a wife and 2 sons. Further, spoons have been collected which show both Mitchell's mark and his home town of Hannibal. Probably by this time, Sam Clemens would have moved east.

Pair tablespoons by George W.Cook, Boonville, MO
Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Fiddle-Handled

North Hill Antiques  
352   Ea. $100, Pair $175

Pair tablespoons by George W.Cook, Boonville, MO
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Pinched-waist fiddle handle, c1850 -- pointed shoulders, feathered script mono S J L on front; 8-5/8" long, each weighs 50 grams. Condition of both is excellent.

Ziba Ferris coin silver serving fork, regional interest
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Bruce Cherner Antique Silver  
2076   $250.00

Ziba Ferris coin silver serving fork, regional interest
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Wilmington, Delaware circa 1855, the tines and handle all highly engraved in a manner typical of the mid-southern United States, length 10 5/8 inches, weight 3.46 oz. Troy, monogrammed "S", excellent condition.

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