Coin silver sugar tongs, Nathaniel Francis, New York City (c. 1805), 6-1/4" long, oval nips, thin arms widening to a point before narrowing around bend, diamond cut oval cartouche around bend, shaded block letter monogram "M * S" in cartouche, marked on one arm "N FRANCIS." in rectangular punch.

Set of six coin silver teaspoons by Stephen Emery, Boston, MA (c.1790-1800), 5-13/16" long, full bowls, thin broad drop, downturned pointed end handles with unusual diamond cut bright cut decoration down center, shaded block letter monogram "P L" in bright cut cartouche on front, marked "S.E" (pellet raised) in rectangular punch.

Coin silver sugar tongs, Stebbins & Howe, Boston (c. 1830-1832), 6-3/8" long, 10-lobed shell nips, chamferred shoulders, fiddle arms with crisp Basket of Flowers on each, feather script monogram "FEB" on bend, marked inside one arm "STEBBINS & HOWE" in rectangular punch.

Coin silver teaspoon by Fellows & Storm, Albany (c. 1839-1844), 6-1/16" long, full bowl, crisp 12-lobed outlined shell drop, long chamferred shoulders, crisp Basket of Flowers, feather script monogram "CC" on front, marked "FELLOWS & STORM" in rectangular punch.

Set of six coin silver teaspoons by Stebbins & Howe, New York City (c. 1830-1832), 6-3/8" long, full French Tipt bows, 10-lobed outlined shell drop, downturned Basket of Flowers handles, feather script monogram "DM" on front, marked "STEBBINS & HOWE" in rectangular punch.

Coin silver cake basket, Bailey & Co., Philadelphia (c. 1850), 13" long, 10" wide on oval pedestal base (6-1/8" x 4-1/2"), heavy cast pierced swing handle with script monogram "Pinckard" in small cartouche in center of handle, decorative band around rim of basket, marked under basket on one end "BAILEY & CO." over "CHESTNUT ST PHILA" in an incuse oval with "136" incuse inside and on other end with three pseudo marks (anvil, bust and eagle).

Beautiful Civil War-period gravy boat, William Gale & Son, New York City (c. 1862), 6-1/4" tall to top of handle, 5-1/4" to top of pouring spout, 8-1/4" long over handle, 6-7/8" long bowl, 3-3/4" by 3" oval stepped foot, cast C-shaped handle, long thin pouring spout, applied Greek Key band around rim and base, marked underneath "NEW YORK" "W. GALE & SON" "STERLING" and "G&S" vertically over "1862" in diamond, all incuse.

Coin silver pedistal cake basket, Geradus Boyce, New York City (c.1825-1850), 12-7/8" long, 10-1/2" wide, heavy cast handle with flowers and vines, no monogram at top of handle, applied band around rim, bowl has four large panels and four small panels, reposse flowers and other decoration in bowl, on oval pedistal base with chased design on four grapes-and-flowers splayed feet, marked under rim on each end of bowl "G.BOYCE" in rectangular punch.

Coin silver circular salt dishes, R & W. Wilson, Philadelphia (c.1825-1846), 2-1/2" diameter at rim, 1-1/2" tall, circular bowls with repousse vines around body, inside of bowls gold washed, on three hoofed feet, script monogram underneath "Nannie From George Feby 8th 1854.", each marked "R. & W. WILSON" incuse under rim.

Coin silver fruit bowl, Harvey Lewis, Philadelphia (c. 1810-1815), 13" long over handles, 8-1/4" wide, on 6-3/4" by 4-1/4" rectangular foot, applied gadrooning around edge of bowl, rolled scroll handles on each end with large applied grape clusters on bowl under handles, applied leaf band around foot, marked four times under foot "HARVEY LEWIS" in rectangular punch.

Coin silver gravy ladle, Alexander Gordon, New York City (c. 1796), 6-13/16" long, 2-5/8" wide oval bowl, broad drop, downturned oval end handle, feather script monogram "S" on front, marked "GORDON" in serrated rectangular punch.

Coin silver gravy ladle, Matthew Pettit, New York City (c. 1811), 7-3/4" long, 2-1/2" by 2-1/8" oval bowl, broad drop, single struck Kings pattern (crisp), Old English monogram "M" on back, marked "M . P" (pellet raised) in rectangular punch.