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Fine Georgian Mustard Pot by John Denzilow, London 1791 Silver: Sterling: Hollowware: Pre 1800 item# 935323
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Two rows of elaborate piercing highlight this superior oval sterling mustard pot with its elegant body, pierced thumbpiece and urn finial. It retains its cobalt blue liner. It is fully marked on the base (the maker's mark is upside down in the photo) and marked on the underside of the lid with a lion passant and the maker's mark, which is faint. Overall length (including handle) is 4 1/4 inches and height is 3 1/4 inches. Weight, without glass liner, is 3 troy ounces and 12 pennyweights ...click for details

Hanoverian Teaspoon 1770 Daniel Henchman or David Hall Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: 18th Century : Pre 1800 item# 932968
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Nice upturned midrib or Hanoverian teaspoon which I thought was by Daniel Henchman of Boston but after a bit of research think might be by David Hall of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The key point seems to be the letter spacing. In any event, it is 4 9/16 inches long with a shallow rib, a bit of tipwear and a shell with some wear. It has a block monogram H • T. We offer free Priority Mail shipping within the USA on this item.

Coin Silver Tablespoon by David Tyler, Boston, c. 1790 Silver: Coin Silver: Flatware: 18th Century : Pre 1800 item# 932942
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In extraordinary, virtually mint condition, this coin silver tablespoon was made by David Tyler of Boston around 1790. It has a rounded-end downturned handle and a raised arch drop. The monogram appears to be BLC. It measures 8 7/8 inches in length and weighs 1.8 troy ounces. The mark is "b" on page 415 in "Marks of American Silversmiths in the Ineson-Bissell Collection" by Louise Conway Belden. Silver by Tyler is relatively scarce.

18th Century Style Sterling Charger, Tuttle, 22 1/4 TO Silver: Sterling: Hollowware: Pre 1950 item# 923121
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Large sterling charger made in a mid-18th century style by Tuttle Silversmiths. On the back it says it is a reproduction of a piece by the famed Boston silversmith John Coburn, who was born in 1725. On the back is the Tuttle mark of a pine tree (taken from the Pine Tree Shilling) and the initials HT in a crescent, indicating it was made during the presidency of Harry Truman. Below the HT is a Roman numeral I, indicating either that it was made in the first year of Truman’s presidency or in the f ...click for details

Tiffany Sterling Silver Revere Bowl c 1918 Almost 15 TO Silver: Sterling: Hollowware: Pre 1920 item# 923112
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Tiffany sterling Revere style bowl measuring 7 3⁄4 inches in diameter and 3 7/8 inches in height. Weight is 14.95 troy ounces. There is an elegant script monogram, ML, on the side which can be seen in the photo. The bowl has a very substantial feel. Condition is excellent but it needs a good polish. On the bottom it is marked: TIFFANY & Co., 19425A MAKERS 5227, STERLING SILVER, 925-1000, m. The “m” is the letter used from 1907 to 1947. The first number in the second line, the pattern n ...click for details

Southern Coin Silver Tablespoon c 1800 Rare DC B&R Mark Silver: Coin Silver: Southern: Pre 1800 stock# 08058-4
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American coin silver tablespoon with a rare “B&R” mark for Charles Burnett and John Rigden of Georgetown, DC. The attribution comes from Winterthur where there is a tea set bearing that mark The spoon is in good condition except for some tipwear, shown in the photos. It is 9 inches long.

Southern Coin Silver Tablespoon c 1800 Rare DC B&R Mark Silver: Coin Silver: Southern: Pre 1800 stock# 08058-3
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American coin silver tablespoon with a rare “B&R” mark for Charles Burnett and John Rigden of Georgetown, DC. The attribution comes from Winterthur where there is a tea set bearing that mark The spoon is in good condition except for some tipwear and minor dings on the left side of the bowl (shown in the photos). It is 9 inches long.

Southern Coin Silver Tablespoon c 1800 Rare DC B&R Mark Silver: Coin Silver: Southern: Pre 1800 stock# 08058-2
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American coin silver tablespoon with a rare “B&R” mark for Charles Burnett and John Rigden of Georgetown, DC. The attribution comes from Winterthur where there is a tea set bearing that mark The spoon is in good condition except for some tipwear and a minor ding in the bowl towards the heel (shown in the photos), It is 9 inches long.

Gorham Mixed Metal Tray, Aquatic Silver Mounts c. 1880 Silver: Sterling: Hollowware: Pre 1900 item# 906403
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Gorham mixed metal tray of shaped rectangular form with indented lobed corners. The patinated copper base is incised with aquatic decoration and mounted with silver fish, crabs and a snail on bed of gravel. This piece dates from around 1880 when Gorham and other manufacturers were making mixed metal objects as a result of the influence of Japanese works of art. It measures 7 3/4 by 6 1/4 inches.

Handsome 18th c. Sterling Stuffing Spoon, London, 1791 Silver: Sterling: Flatware: Pre 1800 item# 906389
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Georgian sterling stuffing spoon by Richard Crossley of London, dating from 1791. The spoon is 11 inches long and in very good condition. There is a script “B” monogram on the front of the handle. This would be great to use at home or as a gift. Imagine serving the stuffing from your Thanksgiving turkey with a handmade 18th century silver spoon.

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