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Southern ladle by Campbell & Wyman, Montgomery, AL
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689   $650

Southern ladle by Campbell & Wyman, Montgomery, AL
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Forward-tipt fiddle handle, c1850-60 -- high flared shoulders, feathered script mono McK on front; 12-3/4" long, 4-1/4" oval bowl, 6+ T oz. in weight. Test scar on back of handle, otherwise condition is excellent. John Campbell, alone and in partnership with Wyman and others, ran a jewelry store in Montgomery through most of the decade of the 1850s.

W. & A. Cooper Southern Coin Silver Julep Cup
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975f   $ 875

W. & A. Cooper Southern Coin Silver Julep Cup
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Brothers William and Archibald Cooper are documented as working in Cincinnati, Ohio, 1836-1837 and Louisville, Kentucky 1838-1846, while at least one source locates them briefly in Frankfurt, Kentucky in the early 1840's. This coin silver beaker or julep cup bears their stamp on the underside along with the words "Pure Coin." It is a quality example of this sought after form. Relatively large, it stands 3 11/16" high, with a top diameter of 3" and a base span of 2 1/2". It weighs exactly 5.0 ... Click for details

Pair tablespoons by Joseph Clarico, Norfolk, VA, c1810
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697   Pair $375

Pair tablespoons by Joseph Clarico, Norfolk, VA, c1810
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Early downturned fiddle handles, no shoulders, prominent crescent drop on bowl back, feathered script mono M B C L on front. Length is 8-3/4". Weight is 3 T oz. 8 dwt. Condition is near-mint, extended bowl tips unworn.

Ladle by James Geddy, Williamsburg & Petersburg, VA
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690   $5000

Ladle by James Geddy, Williamsburg & Petersburg, VA
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Oval-end handle, c1790 -- tongue drop on bowl back, feathered script mono B over D on front; 13-1/2" in length, 3-3/4" dia. round bowl. Marked twice on back of handle -- marks f in Hollan's "Virginia Silversmiths."

Soup ladle by John Welch, Fincastle, VA, c1815
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677   $1250

Soup ladle by John Welch, Fincastle, VA, c1815
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Downturned fiddle handle, sugarloaf shoulders, feathered script mono E L on front; 12-7/8" in length. Overall condition is fine. Mark is I.WELCH, as listed in Hollan's "Virginia Silversmiths." Fincastle, then as now, is a small town a tad northwest of Roanoke.

Rhodes, Anthony & Co. Cincinnati Coin Sauce Ladle
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776f   $ 65

Rhodes, Anthony & Co. Cincinnati Coin Sauce Ladle
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Born in Providence, Rhode Island,established himself in Cincinnati, Ohio as a jeweler. He had several partnerships, one with John Gould Anthony, also originally of Providence. The dates on this firm were 1836-40. This example bearing the Rhodes, Anthony & Co. mark is a 6" long, .9 T. oz. sauce or cream ladle. It has a plain, broad end that curves downward. The shoulders off the bowl are high and pronounced. There is a feathered script "KW" monogram. The condition is excellent with essenti... Click for details

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Coin silver skewer by Kirk & Son, Baltimore, c1850
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691   $750

Coin silver skewer by Kirk & Son, Baltimore, c1850
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Slender tapering shaft of silver topped by loop. Crest of a lion in the midst of threatening spears. Length is 10-1/2". Condition is excellent throughout.

Pair fiddlethread forks by Samuel Kirk, Baltimore
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474   Pair $150

Pair fiddlethread forks by Samuel Kirk, Baltimore
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Pattern is early, c1830, single-struck on one side only -- short fiddle handle, common in Kirk's fiddlethread work; mono is AAC in a feathered script; length is 7-5/8", weight is just under 4 Troy oz. total. Tinewear most notably on the right side, otherwise condition is excellent.

Teaspoon by James R. Wright, Lexington, VA, c1850
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696   $85

Teaspoon by James R. Wright, Lexington, VA, c1850
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Pinched-waist fiddle handle, pointed shoulders, script mono M L J on front; 5-7/8" in length. Condition is excellent, extended bowl tip unworn. Pinched-waist fiddles are not common in VA; Wright's proximity to TN & KY, where the style is quite common, probably had an influence here. See Hollan's "Virginia Silversmiths" for a full discussion of Wright and his work.

Teaspoon by John Peabody, Nashville, Tenn.
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695   $200

Teaspoon by John Peabody, Nashville, Tenn.
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Peabody's spoons are distinctive in design --slim oval-end downturned fiddle handles -- nothing quite like them by other makers. This piece has flared shoulders and a short reverse rib. The mono is EB in a feathered script. Length is 5-3/8". Condition is near-mint. This is probably the same John Peabody who worked earlier in Fayetteville, NC. The spoons pictured on p. 125 of "Silversmiths of NC" are not at all similar in design to this piece.

Teaspoon by Thomas Gowdey, Nashville, Tenn.
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694   $200

Teaspoon by Thomas Gowdey, Nashville, Tenn.
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Downturned fiddle handle, c1850 -- interesting jug-eared shoulders, feathered script mono NPHV on front; 5-7/8" long. Condition is excellent, extended bowl tip unworn.

A. Conery Frankfurt KY Coin Silver Tablespoon
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726f   $ 90 two available

A. Conery Frankfurt KY Coin Silver Tablespoon
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August Conery, the maker of this 8 5/8" long, 1.9+ T. oz., coin silver tablespoon worked in Frankfurt, Kentucky in the middle third of the 19th century. It has a regional look to it, with a broad, pointed end, high shoulders, and a wide, ovoid bowl with a tipped end. This has a feathered script "PI" (?) monogram. It is in very good condition overall, with a well-shaped bowl that is free of tip wear, dings, or dents. The mark is "A. Conery."

18thC teaspoon by John Adam, Alexandria, VA
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683   $100

18thC teaspoon by John Adam, Alexandria, VA
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Pointed-end handle, c1790 -- incised pointed arch drop on the bowl back, light reverse rib, block mono M * M on front; 5-1/4" in length. A touch of tipwear, otherwise condition is excellent. For mark, see VA Silversmiths by Hollan, mark c.

Sugar tongs by Meredith & Campbell, Winchester, VA
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673   $375

Sugar tongs by Meredith & Campbell, Winchester, VA
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Fiddle arms with pointed shoulders and spoon nips, c1820-30 -- feathered script mono J L C in roulette cartouche on bend; 5-5/8" long. Mark is struck on both arms. This M&C mark is attributed to Meredith & Campbell in the new tome by Catherine B. Hollan, Virginia Silversmiths." A similar mark is attributed to McCay & Cowan of Richmond; the style of these tongs suggests the later period while the Winchester partnership was active.

MD Eastern Shore coffin-end teaspoon
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668   $275

MD Eastern Shore coffin-end teaspoon
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Made by Edward Corner, Easton, c1810 -- tapered handle from end to bowl, feathered script mono E A on front; 5-1/4" in length. Bowl has a bit of wear and one or two teething marks. Mark is excellent (see pic).

Southern basket-of-flowers serving spoon
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678   $150

Southern basket-of-flowers serving spoon
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9-1/8" in length -- made by D. B. Nichols, Savannah, GA, c1820-30 -- flared shoulders, 11-lobe shell drop on bowl back (rubbed), feathered script mono C W B on front. Light tipwear and some unevenness in bowl; otherwise condition is fine, with crisp basket at end of handle.

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