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Paye & Baker Poppy Long Handle Sterling Olive Spoon
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends 
738b $ 60
This sterling silver olive spoon was made by Paye and Baker and is 7 1/4" long. The pattern is Poppy, an art nouveau design that dates from 1908. The line was highly successful, and not surprisingly so given the pattern's wonderfully undulating and textured elements. This has no monogram or removal (there would scarcely be a spot to engrave one) and is in flawless condition. Marks are P&B in hearts and the word Sterling.
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Lovely Sterling Silver Tea Strainer
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Secondhabit Antiques 
60 $55.
Such a simple yet, lovely design on this over the cup tea strainer.
Handle to edge 5 1/4 inches.
Marked .925 Sterling
Strainer has section has little stars. The edge has engraved pattern.
A great useful little tool for afternoon tea.
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Watson Princess Sterling Horseradish Spoon
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends
737b $ 48
Dating from the 1890's, the design of Watson's Princess bespeaks its period. It is a fulsome leafy scroll design as abundantly expressive in style as the late Victorian era was. This item is a 5 3/4" long horseradish spoon. The form is characterized by a paddle-like, cupped bowl, which indeed this piece has. It is in flawless condition and is without a monogram or removal. Marks are the Watson (Mechanics) pennant emblem, and the word Sterling.
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Durgin Chrysanthemum Sterling Bonbon
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends
736sh $ 90
This solid sterling silver bonbon in Durgin's Chrysanthemum is 5 1/8" long. It is a fully authentic, early example marked with the Durgin "D," 925/1000, Patent, and stamped S.C. & L. for Boston's Shreve, Crump and Low. It is without a monogram or removal and is in very good condition. The surface of the serving area shows very faint traces of an original gold wash, and is slightly mottled in places where black spots were polished off.
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Schofield Baltimore Rose Sugar Spoon, Decorated Back
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends
735mt $ 34
Baltimore Rose was made by Schofield Silver (later acquired by Kirk-Stieff) in two versions, plain back and decorated back. This is the decorated back style and is a 6 1/4" long sugar spoon with a plum shaped bowl. It is relatively heavy at 1.3 T. oz., and has a script "L" on the reverse. It is an early piece marked with the Schofield emblem, the word Sterling, and with "Balto. Rose" stamped on the heel of the bowl. It is in excellent condition, with fine pattern detail and a bowl that is fr... Click for details
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Antique Mappin & Webb Sterling Fish Knife in Case
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Secondhabit Antiques
59 $35.
This is a very nice Mappin & Webb sterling fish knife.
A lovely case Mappin & Webb silversmiths to the Queen, London & Sheffield.
The bone handle has a fine hairline crack on one side.
This is a beautiful fish knife.
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Tea caddy spoon by Katharine Pratt
Silver: Sterling: Smalls
Gebelein 
4734 $250
Heart-shaped bowl. Wire handle with decorative design (a J?). Length 3-5/8". No monogram (unless the design is a J). Overall and mark condition are excellent.
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Three tumbling cups by Stieff
Silver: Sterling: Hollowware
Gebelein
4733 $450 for 3; $175 for 1
Replicas of antique tumbling cups owned by Thomas Jefferson. Height 2-5/8". Diameter 3-1/4". Weight 4.6 troy ounces each. Two cups have an Old English monogram J. The third cup has no monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent (the cup without a monogram has a little very minor roughness at the top).
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Lighthouse coffee pot by Boardman
Silver: Sterling: Hollowware
Gebelein
4731B $595
Silver urn finial, double scroll wood handle, hinged lid, applied molded base ring. Height 9-1/4". Capacity 2-1/2 pints. Weight 23.4 troy ounces. No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent.
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Lighthouse coffee pot by Boardman
Silver: Sterling: Hollowware
Gebelein
4731A $540
Silver urn finial, double scroll wood handle, hinged lid, applied molded base ring. Height 10-1/4. Capacity 2-1/2 pints. Weight 21-1/4 troy ounces. No monogram. Overall and mark condition are excellent.
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Weidlich Pierced and Engraved Sterling Cucumber Server
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Old Friends
734b $ 30
This sterling silver cucumber server was made by Weidlich in a pattern that does not seem to be documented. It is 6 1/2" long overall, light weight, and has a round, pierced serving end that is approximately 1 3/4" in diameter. The design is a decorated pointed antique, with bellflower, urn, and anthemion elements and likely dates something post 1910. This is in flawless condition, and is without a monogram or removal. Marks are the Weidlich emblem and the word Sterling.
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Simons Bros. (Phila.) Decorative Open Small Dishes
Silver: Sterling: Hollowware
Old Friends
733b $ 120 pair HOLD
This matched pair of footed open dishes may be master salts or for nuts. They were made by Simons Brothers of Philadelphia around 1900. They are stamped with an S in a shield mark, the word Sterling, and the model number 1480. Each item stands 1 1/2" high, is 2 3/8" long and 1 3/8" wide, and the pair together weigh 2.6 T. oz. They are monogrammed "F?B" in a flowing script, and stand on four legs. The style is classical, toward the French, incorporating scrolls and acanthus leaves, offered in... Click for details
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Reed & Barton Empire Sterling Silver Citrus Spoon
Silver: Sterling
Old Friends
732b $ 40
As attractive as this design is, it is surprising that it is not more readily found. The pattern is Empire by Reed & Barton, dating from 1892. It features a dense array of posies, set with an asymmetrical shield reserve. A griffin sits at the base of the design and, in combination with the name and the shield element, suggests something of a heraldic theme. The bowl is ribbed, having an overall melon shape, and has a pale matte finish. The backside offers a simplified version of the pattern... Click for details
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Gorham Sterling with Lenox Liner Coffee Cup
Silver: Sterling: Hollowware
Old Friends
731b $ 26 set, multiples available
While commonly labeled a demitasse cup, this diminutive sized item is identified in the 1906/7 Gorham catalog as a coffee cup. It consists of a reticulated sterling silver holder with a porcelain liner made by Lenox (with the green blue mark). Overall height is 2 1/4", with a top diameter of 2 5/16". The model number is A5549, and again according to the catalog, was offered with an underplate numbered A5550. There is no underplate with this. The condition is flawless. The liner is without ... Click for details
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two antique American KING's tablespoons, Alfred Welles
Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century
Bruce Cherner Antique Silver 
1949 $300.00 the pair
Hebron, Connecticut circa 1804; the earliest example of American King's pattern which we have ever encountered. Welles, who later served as General in the War of 1812, worked alone in Hebron for only four years, 1804 to 1807, before moving to Boston and entering a partnership with his brother George. Born in 1782, he was in his early twenties when these spoons were made. They show extraordinary skill for a silversmith just recently out of apprenticeship. And while one always hesitates to l... Click for details
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Watson Coronado Pattern Sterling Sardine Fork
Silver: Sterling: Flatware
Four Lot Antiques 
$39
For sale is a fancy sardine fork in the CORONADO pattern by Watson, date unknown. The fork is 5 3/16 inches long and weighs 20 grams. The fork is monogrammed "D" on the handle front. The fork is marked with the Watson "pennant" trademark and "STERLING".
Condition on the fork is fairly good. There is a scattering of small black spots, but otherwise just normal wear from use. A nice piece in a great old pattern!... Click for details
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