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Southern ladle by Hyde & Goodrich, New Orleans

Silver: Coin Silver: Southern: Pre 1900  stock# 661

Southern ladle by Hyde & Goodrich, New Orleans
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$1500 

Fiddlethread pattern, c1840 - high sugarloaf shoulders, continental-style flat-bottomed round bowl, feathered script mono LC on reverse; 12-3/4" in length, 3-3/8" bowl dia., over 7-1/2 T. oz in weight. Condition is near-mint.


18thC Albany serving spoon by Isaac Hutton, c1790

Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: 18th Century : Pre 1800  stock# 138

18thC Albany serving spoon by Isaac Hutton, c1790
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$85 

Interesting oval-end handle tapering to a strong unworn bowl; pointed drop on bowl back, tipt on back of handle end; lightly engraved block mono S over R G on front; 8-5/8" long, excellent condition.


Set of 6 serving spoons by James Howell, Phil., c1800

Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: 18th Century : Pre 1800  stock# 112

Set of 6 serving spoons by James Howell, Phil., c1800
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Set of 6 $600 

Oval-end handles, drop, reverse tipt, feathered script mono M C on front; 9-1/2" in length, near-mint condition throughout.


Coin silver tongs by Daniel Coen, NYC, c1790

Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: 18th Century : Pre 1800  stock# 104

Coin silver tongs by Daniel Coen, NYC, c1790
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$300 

Brightcut arms and bend, acorn nips, block mono M D B on bend; 6-3/8" long, both arms marked. Condition excellent throughout.


Missouri coin silver - Durgin & Burtt, St. Louis

Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Fiddle-Handled: Pre 1900  stock# 345

Missouri coin silver - Durgin & Burtt, St. Louis
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$60 

Serving spoons, c1860 - pinched-waist fiddle handle, pointed shoulders, feathered script A J I C on front; 8-1/4" long. Very slight tipwear, otherwise fine.


Missouri coin silver -- Cook & Simpson, Boonville

Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Fiddle-Handled: Pre 1900  stock# 346

Missouri coin silver -- Cook & Simpson, Boonville
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$145 

Mustard ladle, c1860 - pinched-waist fiddle handle, no shoulders, feathered script mono M S A S on reverse; 5-3/4" long. Condition is excellent.


Serving spoon by Littleton Holland, Baltimore, 1824

Silver: Coin Silver: Southern: Pre 1837 VR  stock# 678

Serving spoon by Littleton Holland, Baltimore, 1824
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$150 

Downturned fiddle handle, drop, reverse tipt, feathered script mono M R on front; 9" in length. Condition is mint, extended bowl tip unworn. See pix for shield mark and dominical letter C.


Punch ladle by John McMullin, Philadelphia, c1790

Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: 18th Century : Pre 1800  stock# 124

Punch ladle by John McMullin, Philadelphia, c1790
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$550 

Oval-end handle, drop, feathered script mono J R L on front; 14" long, 3-3/8" round bowl. Bowl has a few shallow bumps, otherwise condition is fine.


Marrow spoon by John Mood, Charleston, c1825

Silver: Coin Silver: Southern: Pre 1837 VR  stock# 671

Marrow spoon by John Mood, Charleston, c1825
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$4500 

Short wide scoop at one end, long narrow scoop at the other, connected by a threaded mid-piece (see pix); each scoop with a pointed arch drop, an unusual touch in marrow scoops; length is 10-1/8", condition of scoop and mark is excellent. American coin silver marrow scoops are relatively rare, of course, and southern scoops even more so.


Serving spoons by Robert Best & Co.,Cincinnati, 1815-17

Silver: Coin Silver: Serving Pieces: Pre 1837 VR  stock# 880

Serving spoons by Robert Best & Co.,Cincinnati, 1815-17
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Ea. $250 

Long (3-1/4") downturned fiddle handles, early pointed shoulders, no mono (never engraved; no sign of mono removal); 9-3/8" in length. Condition is excellent, with the exception of very minor tipwear. Members of the Best family were among the earliest silversmiths in Cincinnati. In her book on Cincinnati silversmiths, Elizabeth D. Beckman points out that the firm of R. Best & Co. was in business for only 2 years - 1815-17. (One sold, 3 remain.)

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