Early coin silver marrow scoop by J & I Cox, New York City (c. 1817-1853), 9-3/8", 3" wider scoop on one side and 3" narrow scoop on other side, large feather script monogram "AW" on front of center bar, marked "J & I.COX" in rectangular punch with three pseudo marks (crown, G and lion passant) on middle bar.

Very rare three-piece SHEAF OF WHEAT tea set by John Crawford, New York City (c. 1830), Teapot: 10-1/2" tall to top of finial, 13" long from handle to spout; Sugar Bowl: 9-1/4" tall to top of finial, 9-1/2" long from handle to handle; Creamer: 7-3/4" tall to top of handle...

Coin silver soup ladle, probably Thomas Wartenby, Philadelphia (c. 1840), 13-1/8" long, 4-1/8" by 3-1/16" oval bowl, wide broad drop, chamferred shoulders, downturned fiddle handle with crisp Sheaf of Wheat on front, no monogram, marked "T * W" with eagle head punch.

Coin silver tablespoons (6), William Garrett Forbes, New York City (c. 1800), 9-5/16" long, full bowls, raised V drop, downturned oval end handles, large feather script monogram "MCS" on front, marked "W G Forbes" (script) in shaped rectangular punch.

Early coin silver tablespoon, Thomas Arnold, Newport, Rhode Island (c. 1760-1770), 8" long, some tip wear, broad drop, forward tipt handle with short midrib, shaded block letter monogram "H" over "I * M" on back of handle, marked "T.A" (script) in rectangular punch and "ARNOLD" in rectangular punch.

Rare set of six (6) coin silver miniature spoons, Bailey & Co., Philadelphia (c. 1850), 4-1/4" long, full bowls, Fiddle Thread pattern, Old English monogram "C" on front, marked "BAILEY & CO." incuse with three pseudo marks near bowl (eagle, U and a shield-shaped badge).

Set of 10 coin silver dessert spoons by Tunis D. Dubois, New York City (c. 1797-1799), 6-13/16" long, raised V drop, Pointed End handles, fancy script monogram "MR" on the front, marked "T.D.DUBOIS" (pellots raised) in rectangular punch with a sheaf of wheat in a rectangular punch.

Coin silver soup ladle, E. Mead & Co., St. Louis, Missouri (c. 1853-1860), 13" long, wide oval bowl, no drop, tall pointed shoulders, upturned pinched fiddle handle tipt on front, fancy feather script monogram "SR" on front, marked "E.MEAD & CO" and "COIN", both incuse.

Coin silver marrow scoop by William Moulton III or IV, Newburyport, MA (c. 1780-1800), 8-7/8" long, 2-3/4" wider scoop on one side and 3-3/4" narrow scoop on other side, shaded block letter monogram "V.I" (pellet raised) on back of wider scoop, marked "W.MOULTON" in rectangular punch on middle bar.

Coin silver sugar tongs, Hall & Brewer, Albany, New York (c. 1852-1854), 5-7/8" long, 8-lobed shell nips, Kings pattern handles, no monogram.

Coin silver footed tray or salver, retailed by Lowell & Senter, Portland, Maine and made by Gorham (c. 1860), 14" long, 10-1/4" wide, Greek Key boarder, four half-ball feet, stepped up around sides, bright cut design around 3-1/2" circular cartouche with stag head crest under 5-spiked crown and over banner saying "DUM SISTO VIGILO", marked "LOWELL & SENTER" incuse over Gorham's three pseudo marks (lion, anchor and gothic G).

Set of 12 coin silver dessert knives, Tift & Whiting, North Attleboro, Massachusetts (c. 1840-1853), 8-1/4" long, 4-1/2" blade, hollow handle in variation of Beaded pattern, marked on blade "T & W" in vertical shaped punch between an arm-and- hammer pseudo mark and a bust pseudo mark.