Up for sale is a bright-cut coin silver teaspoon by Francis A. Bunnell(e) of Syracuse, New York. The spoon is 5 5/8 inches long and weighs 16 grams. The handle is decorated with bright-cut engraving on both sides as shown. The piece is monogrammed "E.B." on the handle front. The spoon bears the [F][A][B] trademark of Francis A. Bunnell(e).

Condition on the spoon is fairly good. The bowl is dented and a bit misshapen, and the handle has a slight bend...

For sale is a rare pair of early coin silver master salt spoons by Hugh Gelston of Baltimore, Maryland. The spoons measure 3 5/8 inches long and together weigh 12 grams. The spoons have no shoulders, no drop, and downturned rounded handles. The spoons are monogrammed "White" in script as shown. The spoons are marked [GELSTON] as shown. There was a George Gelston in New York who used a similar mark, but he worked later than the style of these...

For sale is a nice hand painted pottery vase from Hawaii. The vase measures about 2 inches wide and stands 6 inches tall. The vase is painted with flowers in shades of brown. The piece is inscribed on the bottom "Chi" and "Hand Painted / Hawaii". I'm not sure how old or new this is; I don't think it is terribly recent, but I can't find any information about who made it. It is attractive, regardless!

Condition on the vase is fairly good...

For sale is an unusual 1863 colored print of the US Navy Ironclad "ROANOKE". The framed print is 11 inches long by 8 inches tall. It is titled "U.S. IRON CLAD STEAM-SHIP "ROANOKE" / The first Turreted Frigate in the U.S. 1863". It was drawn by G. Hayward for D.T. Valentine's Manual 1863, as shown. According to my internet research, which tuned up another copy of this print, the Roanoke was pretty much a failure as a fighting vessel and never saw action...

For sale is a two volume "TEATRO ANTICO", printed in Venice in 1813 by Pietro Bernardi, with bookplates from the renowned collection of Henry William Poor. The books are bound in thin vellum over paper, and measure 5" tall by 3 1/2" wide. Both volumes appear to be complete. There are bookplates from the collection of Henry William Poor inside both front covers...

Up for bid is a prototypical 1980s sterling pin with matching pendant necklace, signed GF. The pin is 1 5/8" across, and consists of a silver triangle, two gold tone bars and a cabochon black stone. The pin has a safety pin clasp and is marked "STERLING / GF", as shown. The matching pendant is 1 inch across, is marked "STERLING" behind the loop, and hangs from a flat sterling 15 inch chain...

Up for bid is wild studio modernist silver brooch with cabochon stone, signed JT or GT. The brooch is 2 1/8" tall by 1 inch across. It is made in two layers fused together, with the top layer cut out in a pattern. There is a green cabochon stone at the top and applied silver balls at the base. Thought the front appears to be silver, the back has a yellowish cast, and I am not sure of the metal content. It has a standard safety pin clasp. It is marked "GT" or "JT" and "77" as shown.

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Up for bid is a wonderful and rare signed REINAD scarab bracelet. Signed Reinad jewelry is quite scarce, and the quality is top notch. The bracelet is 7 1/2 inches long with a gold-tone finish. The bracelet consists of broad oval links. Three are set with red, white and blue cabochons, while the flanking links are set with carved scarabs in lavender and pink. It has a box-style clasp and a safety chain. A tag attached to the safety chain reads "Reinad / 5th AV NY", as shown.

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For sale is a fine pair of studio sterling earrings, signed KANDA and dated 1990. The earrings are trapezoidal, roughly 1 3/8" wide. The tops are slightly domed and textured. In the centers are mounted raw chunks of amethyst crystals. One earring is marked "KANDA", ".925" and "(c) 1990". There is a relatively famous jeweler by this name, still active but working in a mosaic technique. This may be an early product of hers, but I do not know for certain

Condition on the earrings is good....

For sale is an enameled brass souvenir tea caddy spoon for the 1937 coronation of King George V. The spoon is 4 1/8" long, with a scalloped shell bowl. The handle has an applied enamel medal that reads "CORONATION DAY 1937" on a blue enamel background around a portrait of the king. The kings crown and the crown at the tip are highlighted with red enamel. There are no marks.

Condition on the spoon is fairly good. There is a little corrosion and spotting, but the enamels are in fine condi...

For sale is an unusual souvenir spoon for Kansas City, Missouri with a customized floral handle. The spoon measures 5 5/8 inches long and weighs 16 grams. The bowl is etched with "KANSAS CITY MO." in relief as shown. The spoon is a simple fiddle pattern, but the handle has been shaped and engraved into a flower with spade shaped leaves and the letters "FCB" as shown. The spoon is engraved "1892" on the reverse. I do not know what the spoon relates to, but it may be for a particular event or...

Up for bid is a nice vintage Poole Pottery dish in the DELPHIS line. The dish is 11 7/8 inches long by 7 7/8 inches wide. It has a typical bright orange design on the front. It is marked with the 1966-1980 backstamp, the number "91" and a signature as shown.

Condition on the dish is good. There is some minor wear around the edge, but no chips or cracks. A nice piece of Poole!