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American coin silver teaspoons, Julius King ?, Ca 1855 Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Pre 2000 stock# 7297
click for details		Past Pleasures Antiques 251-621-3535 $48.00 set of 4
These teaspoons are 6 1/8"long. They are marked Julius King (incuse) probably a retailer, and hallmarks. They have a few dents but no bowl wear. Ca. 1855.

American coin silver serving spoon, Barton Stillman, Westerly, RI Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century: Pre 2000 stock# 10193
click for details		Past Pleasures Antiques 251-621-3535 $95.00
This 9 1/4" serving spoon is an unusual form, having a long slender handle and a flattened bowl rim. The condition is outstanding with no bowl wear and almost no dents. It was made by Barton Stillman of Westerly, RI. Ca 1800.

American coin silver demitasse spoons, Hotchkiss & Schreuder Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Pre 2000 stock# 7724
click for details		Past Pleasures Antiques 251-621-3535 $350.00 set 11
These little spoons are 4 7/8" long. They are twist handled, engine turned and in excellent condition. They must have been a rush order because elements of the decoration have been omitted on some and the engine turning is very strong on some and not others. There does not seem to be evidence of overpolishing, they just didn't do it correctly, sort of refreshing in our world of machine stamped perfection. Enough of an editorial, they are marked H&S. Ca 1865

American silver dessert spoons, "JS" unknown Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century: Pre 2000 stock# 10093
click for details		Past Pleasures Antiques 251-621-3535 $300.00 set of 6
Here is an inigma. They are 7 7/8" long, are pointed end, with a back midrib and no drop or shoulders. So I guess they are around 1805. I thought they might be Joel Sayre, but the JS look very close to the first letters of Jehu Scott's mark. They are substantial and in good condition, a few bowl dents but otherwise good.

American silver teaspoon, Birdback, W. Haverstick, Lancaster, Pa. Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century: Pre 2000 stock# 10082
click for details		Past Pleasures Antiques 251-621-3535 $175.00
This tea or coffee spoon is 5 1/8" long. It has a pointed end and a slight back midrib. The bowl is intact but dented. The bird is worn. It is marked WH for William Haverstick Sr or Jr., probably Sr. because of the apparent age. Lancaster, Pa Ca. 1795.

American silver teaspoons, Birdbacks, David Hall, Lancaster, Pa. Silver: Coin Silver: 18th and Early 19th Century: Pre 2000 stock# 7592
click for details		Past Pleasures Antiques 251-621-3535 $1200.00
These teaspoons are 5 3/4". All have birds some of which still show their feathers. They have pointed ends and a back midrib. All of the bowls are intact with no end wear but all have been dented. The mark is that of David Hall of Lancaster, Pa. See page 208 in Belden for the mark.

American coin silver dessert knives, Gorham Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: Pre 2000 stock# 7997
click for details		Past Pleasures Antiques 251-621-3535 $359.00 set 5
This is an emaculate set of 11 coin knives in Gorhams "Pompeii" pattern(Turner pg. 100). They are marked on the blade "Patent applied for","E. Marks"(retailer) and the Gorham lion, anchor & G. They are 8 1/4" in very good condition. Ca 1865. I have sold 6 of these.

Southern coin silver teaspoon, Stephen Baker, Wilmington & NY Silver: Coin Silver: Southern: Pre 2000 stock# 7623
click for details		Past Pleasures Antiques 251-621-3535 $95.00
This is a small early teaspoon in decent condition. It's lack of shoulders and handle form indicate early 19th century, 1800/1810. It has some minor dings in the bowl, but no bowl wear. It has a miniscule crack (less than 1/64") where the bowl & handle meet. It is marked S. Baker, NY and Wilmington, NC. The book " Silversmiths of North Carolina" states that it is unknown when Baker came to Wilmington. These early, possibly Southern spoons are hard to find.

Southern coin silver dessert spoons, S. Baker & Son, Wilmington & NY Silver: Coin Silver: Southern: Pre 2000 stock# 10052
click for details		Past Pleasures Antiques 251-621-3535 $250.00 pair
A very nice pair of heavy, 7 3/8" dessert spoons. They have no bowl wear and a couple of miniscule dents in one bowl. Stephen Baker was in Wilmington until around 1818 we think. We do not know when his son came into the business or actually when he was in New York. "New York State Silversmiths" has him dated there 1787/1856. All this is assuming these are the same Stephen Baker. These are marked S. Baker & Son.

American coin silver goblets, various makers Silver: Coin Silver: Hollowware: Pre 1900 stock# 7470
click for details		Past Pleasures Antiques 251-621-3535 A:$895 B:sold C:sold D:sold
Offered are 4 coin silver goblets. A: Made by Gorham Ca 1865, this 6 1/2" goblet has nice repousse' and chasing. It is good condition but has some dents. Inscribed "Rockaway Golf Club New Years Day won by J.E. Cowdin 1895". B: Another Gorham goblet marked with Gorham mark and #16, this is 5 7/8" and in excellent condition retaining it's original gold wash in the bowl, no dents, inscribed "Eugene R. Durkee to Eugene Durkee Fleet 1868". C: An unmarked 5 3/ ...click for details

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