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John A. Cole NYC Six Choice Heavy Coin Silver Place or Dessert Spoons
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
Old Friends
5505f $225.00
These six matching, heavy at 7.6 T. oz. the group, spoons all measure 7 1/8" long and are marked "John A. Cole" along with a "bust, lion, D" hallmark that John McGrew in Manufacturers' Marks on American Coin Silver attributes to an unknown New York City manufacturer. McGrew offers dates 1841-59 for John A. Cole, New York City, as does Louise Belden in Marks of American Silversmiths and both sources indicate he was a manufacturer as well as jeweler, although these were likely... Click for details
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Crested Georgian Silver Ladle, Ca. 1772, London
Silver : Coin Silver
Cliff Nunn - Antique Silver and Decorative Arts
20231209-01 Sold
Offered is a lovely and well-made George III sterling silver gravy ladle or sauce ladle hallmarked for London, 1772, and engraved with an armorial of an eagle's head or perhaps phoenix's head erased. The maker's mark is squeezed, but appears to be "?W" over "?T" - the year is too early for Wakelin and Taylor, so someone else. This piece is very nicely made, better than the usual, and the engraving is also very good. This ladle measures about 6 3/4 inches in length and weighs about 53 grams. ... Click for details
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Thomas Richards, NYC, c. 1805 'Coffin End' Coin Silver Large Tongs
Silver : Coin Silver : Serving Pieces
Old Friends
5483f $110.00
An important name among late 18th/early 19th century New York City silversmiths in his own right, Thomas Richards also paired with other significant smiths of his period, beginning with his father-in-law Daniel VanVoorhis, with whom he apprenticed starting in 1790 and partnered with from 1798-1802. He was also associated at various times with John Sayre, William Pelletreau, and William Morrell prior to his death in 1830. This pair of 6 1/4" long, 1.45 T. oz., coin silver tongs are stamped... Click for details
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Speer & Cosper, Chicago, 'Tuscan' Coin Silver Long Handle Ladle
Silver : Coin Silver : Serving Pieces
Old Friends
5463f $55.00
A piece attached to the early history of Chicago, this coin silver sauce or small gravy ladle is marked "Speer & Cosper" "Chicago," for a partnership of only two years duration, 1852-53, although Isaac Speer had been in business as a jeweler and watchmaker since 1840, and continued on after the pairing dissolved. This is an unusually proportioned piece. It measures 7" long, with a handle that is lengthy in comparison to the 2" by 1 1/2" by 1/2" deep oval bowl. It weighs 1.1 T. oz. The... Click for details
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A.C. Benedict, NYC, 'Reverse Tipt' Set Four Long Coin Silver Teaspoons
Silver : Coin Silver : Flatware
Old Friends
5445f $60.00
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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"Hollywood Boulevard at Night".
vintage postcard. California, 1940s
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