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A.C. Benedict, NYC, 'Reverse Tipt' Set Four Long Coin Silver Teaspoons
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
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5445f On Hold
Born in 1802, Albert Comstock Benedict was a prominent New York City silversmith during the first half of the 19th century and beyond. He worked in partnership with Egbert Scudder from 1828-36. His mark, which appears on all four of these lengthy, 6 1/4", 2.3 T. oz. the group, matching teaspoons is distinct. It reads, "A.C. Benedict" over "28 Bowery, N.Y." The handles are Fiddle shaped with Tipt backsides. There are high, rounded, fins off the bowls, and plain drops on the... Click for details
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S. Kirk & Son 10.15 Silver 'Reverse Tipt' c. 1850 Place Spoon
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
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Bearing two telling marks, "S. Kirk & Son" used by the renowned Baltimore firm 1846-51, and "10.15" for the distinctive regional silver standard designation which is slightly less than coin, this place spoon measures 7" long and weighs 1.06 T. oz. (33 grams). A handsome and well crafted piece, it has a Fiddle shaped handle with a subtle Tipt backside. The bowl has an exposed drop, and high, pointed and beveled, fins at the join with the handle. The handle front is engraved... Click for details
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Parisen, NYC , c.1800 'Fiddle Shell' Coin Silver Place Spoon x 5
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware : 18th Century
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The name Parisen is associated with four noteworthy 18th to early 19th century New York City silversmiths and jewelers. The senior one was Otto Paul DeParisen, born in Berlin, Germany in 1735, and the others are his three sons, Philip 1761-1822, David 1765-?, and Otto W., 1770-? The "Parisen" mark that appears on this unusual length, 6 1/2", approximately .7 T. oz., place spoon, was apparently used by more than one of the sons (references vary about attribution). Sharply honed, it has a... Click for details
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J.L. Westervelt 'Oval Thread' Pair Coin Silver Master Salt Spoons
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
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5407f $32.00
Dating from the mid 19th century, these two matching master salt spoons each measure 3 3/4" long and weigh .6 T. oz. combined. An Oval Thread pattern, they are stamped "Squire & Lander" for the New York City jeweler, along with the "star, lion, D" manufacturing mark of John L. Westervelt, Newburgh, New York. The rounded bowls measure 1" by 3/4" and are moderately deep at 1/4". They are engraved "Thorpe." in script set sideways on the handle fronts. In excellent condition, the... Click for details
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R.R. Conn, Fitchburg MA, 'Fiddle Tipt' Coin Silver Teaspoon x 3
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
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5406f $14.00
This 5 1/2" long, approximately .4 T. oz., teaspoon is one of three matching, exquisitely made, New England origin, pieces dating from the 1850s. It has a Fiddle Tipt handle that is engraved "S M R" in fine script lettering set sideways on the front. The bowl is well-formed, proportionate, has a pointed end, and rounded, tapered fins at the join with the handle. Coin silver, it is marked "R.R. Conn" for the Fitchburg, Massachusetts jeweler. While not an uncommon piece per se,... Click for details
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Unger 'Douvaine' Art Nouveau Sterling Silver Sugar Spoon
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
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5382f $55.00
Measuring 5 5/8" long and weighing .8 T. oz., this sugar spoon was produced by Unger Brothers, Newark, New Jersey, whose entwined "UB" surrounded by "Sterling" and "925 Fine" mark appears on the backside. The pattern is Douvaine, issued in 1904. Douvaine may be the most recognizable of the numerous early 20th century Art Nouveau flatware patterns Unger generated and for which the firm is renowned. An expressive design, it features a dolphin or fish image at the tip of the... Click for details
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Set Six Root & Chaffee 'Reverse Tipt' c. 1840 Coin Silver Teaspoons
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
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This set of six, 6" long, 3.0 T. oz. the group, coin silver spoons are all marked "Root & Chaffee" along with a right facing "eagle" emblem. William Root and Frederick Chaffee were located in Pittsfield, in the Berkshires region of Western Massachusetts, and were in partnership 1830-1849. These have Fiddle handles with Tipt backs and are all engraved in fancy, feathered script, lettering, "E T Boyd" on the fronts. In very good condition, they are free of wear or damage... Click for details
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Benedict & Scudder, NYC, 'Basket of Flowers' Coin Silver Teaspoon
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
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5341f $38.00
This coin silver teaspoon measures 5 7/8" long and weighs just under .5 T. oz. (14 grams). It is marked "Benedict & Scudder" over "New York," a partnership dating 1828-36, with Andrew Comstock Benedict, who also worked independently, the more prominent and lasting name in silversmithing of the two. The end of the handle features a raised Basket of Flowers. This, along with the Sheaf of Wheat motif, were two popular embellishments on the otherwise largely plain designs on... Click for details
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James Guthre, Wilmington DE, c. 1830 Coin Silver Table Serving Spoon
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
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5327f $70.00
A large table or serving spoon, this piece measures 9" long and weighs 1.8 T. oz. Coin silver, it is stamped "J. Guthre" for James Guthre, who worked in Wilmington, Delaware in the second quarter of the 19th century. References record him in partnership with Emmor Jefferis c. 1840. Well-crafted, this has an exceptionally wide, flat with a slight downward arc, front with a subtle Tipt back, Fiddle handle. This is engraved with a feathered, line script, "CP" monogram on the... Click for details
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"Hollywood Boulevard at Night".
vintage postcard. California, 1940s
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