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Danish sterling child's fork with blue enameled flowers Silver: Sterling: Flatware: Pre 1960 stock# 02
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Neat piece. Marked A. MICHELSEN / COPENHAGEN; STERLING / DENMARK and H. NILS. Length is 6"; condition is excellent.

Coin silver eyeglasses with green-tinted lenses Silver: Coin Silver: Hollowware: Pre 1837 VR stock# 792
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Made by William Y. McAllister, Philadelphia, c1830 -- rectangular-shaped lens, 6-1/2" temples with slider extensions, 4-3/8" across lenses. Condition is excellent throughout.

Coin silver soup ladle made for the Rider family Silver: Coin Silver: Serving Pieces: Pre 1837 VR stock# 892
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Marked by John Abbot Jr., Portsmouth, NH, c1825 -- long downturned fiddle handle, square shoulders, script mono J. M. Rider on front; 10" in length, 3-5/8" oval bowl. Condition is excellent.

Soup ladle made for the Brackett families Silver: Coin Silver: Serving Pieces: Pre 1900 stock# 878
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Double-swell fiddle handle with large flared shoulders, marked by N. J. Gilman of Portland, Maine, c1850-60. Presentation on front of handle: Mr. & Mrs. John Brackett / to / Mr. & Mrs. H. M. Brackett. The ladle is 13-1/2" long with a 4-1/4" oval bowl and weighs an imposing 8-1/2" Troy oz. Overall condition is excellent.

Set of 6 fiddlethread tablespoons by S. Hoyt & Co., NYC Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Early Patterns: Pre 1900 stock# 487
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Made about 1850 -- interesting mono on front of handle -- Tudor (see pic); 8" in length, 9-1/2 Troy oz. Condition is excellent.

Fiddlethread spatulate server by Albert Coles, NYC Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Early Patterns: Pre 1900 stock# 484
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Scalloped-edge serving piece with flat blade engraved with scrolls and a sitting pheasant; script mono on handle front is: H. Rosenblatt/Sept. 9th, 1854; 10-1/4" in length. This may be a unique piece, ordered especially for H. Rosenblatt. In the event, condition is excellent throughout.

Pair coin silver teaspoons by W&A Cooper, OH & KY Silver: Coin Silver: Southern: Pre 1837 VR stock# 674
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Interesting double-swell fiddle handles, unusual for midwest and southern silver; pointed shoulders, feathered script mono I S B on front; 5-7/8" in length. Excellent condition. Boultinghouse lists William and Archibald Cooper as forming their partnership in 1836 in Cincinnati, probably moving across the river to Louisville the next year. The mark on these spoons is terrific (see pic), not shown in Boultinghouse.

3-piece bachelor tea set, all with whippet finials Silver: Coin Silver: Hollowware: Pre 1900 stock# 796
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Pot, spouted creamer and sugar bowl -- globular form, pot on circular ring, creamer and sugar each on 4 cast feet. Pot marked by Harris, Stanwood & Co., Boston, c1845. Total weight is 40 T oz.

Eureka pattern - Schultz & Fischer,San Francisco, c1870 Silver: Sterling: Flatware: Pre 1900 stock# 1009
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Sterling service consists of 12 dinner forks, 10 luncheon forks, 6 tablespoons, 12 dessert spoons and 10 teaspoons. Total weight is 70 T oz. All engraved with a feathered script mono M L. Condition of all is near mint.

Set of 5 WREATH teaspoons - John Fries, Phila, c1830 Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Early Patterns: Pre 1837 VR stock# 482
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The wreath pattern came into existence in Philadelphia about the same time as the sheaf-of-wheat and basket-of-flowers patterns. It never caught on outside Philly. Each of these 5 is in near-mint condition, the wreath crisp, the bowl tips unworn. The mono is L H F in feathered script. They have pointed shoulders and there is a drop on the bowl back. Length is 6".

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