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Strainer, London 1762
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Pre 1800 stock# 4548
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Gebelein
802-375-6307
$495
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The holes in the piercing form a floral design. The maker appears to be ST (not sure of the T). Length 5-1/4". Bowl diameter 3-13/16". Weight 2.9 troy ounces. No monogram. Overall condition is excellent. Mark condition is also excellent except that the maker's mark is somewhat rubbed.
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10 Tablespoons by D.VanVoorhis,NY,c.1790
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Coin Silver:
Flatware:
18th Century :
Pre 1800 stock# 4536
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Gebelein
802-375-6307
$3500 for 10; $750 for 2
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Bright cut. Length 9-1/8". Weight just under 2 troy ounces each. The monogram is a script JEJ, for John & Eleanor (Colford) Jones. These spoons descended in the Morris family (of New York) through James I. & Elizabeth (Schermerhorn) Jones to Augustus Newbold & Eleanor Colford (Jones) Morris and then in the Morris family to 2008. Overall condition is excellent. Mark condition is excellent (6 are D.V.V and 4 DV,all in rectangles and with his usual eagle and shield marks in diamond ...click for details
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14 Dinner forks, fiddle thread, French 1819-1838
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Coin Silver:
Flatware:
Pre 1837 VR stock# 4544
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Gebelein
802-375-6307
$560 for 14
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Paris, first standard (950 silver). Length 8-1/4". Weight 2.9 troy ounces each. Monogram ABS on back of handle, presumably for Simes family. Story, from reliable former owner, that these were given to the Simes family by Lafayette on his 19th C. tour of the U.S., as thanks for a horse that the family had given him. Overall condition is very good (a little tip wear); mark condition varies from excellent to fair. These are priced at the approximate scrap value of the silver.
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