AMERICAN SILVER FLATWARE SERVICEMarked'Sterling'; monogrammed.
Comprising:
Eight dinner knives with filled handles and steel blades
Nine dinner forks
Eight lunch forks
Eight salad forks
Five cocktail forks...
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ASSEMBLED AMERICAN COIN SILVER PARTFLATWARE SERVICEMonogrammed.
Comprising:
A set of nine R. Ferris & Co. forks
A set of six Towle forks, marked 'Sterling'
A set of six Ball, Tompkins & Black large silver...
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ASSEMBLED AMERICAN COIN SILVER PARTFLATWARE SERVICEMonogrammed.
Comprising:
A set of ten forks, possibly retailed by Giles Bros. & Co., Chicago
A set of twelve John Stevenson teaspoons
The forks 7 3/4 in....
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12 COIN SILVER KNIVES PLUS 1 FORKRareset of twelve American coin silver knives in the Classical / Gothic Revival style, the flat handles with engine turned design accented with a trefoil cartouche (all engraved...
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THIRTEEN AMERICAN COIN SILVER FLATWAREAmerican,19th century, including ladle with shell bowl, marks for Newell Harding & Co. (Haverhill, Massachusetts, working 1851-1889); dessert spoon with marks for James Ketcham (Ketchum),...
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37 PIECES STERLING FLATWAREmost American,20th century, including Unger Bros. Narcissus strawberry fork; Durgin Chrysanthemum bon bon; Frank M. Whiting salad set with grape and vine handles; two ladle and two round...
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AMERICAN COIN SILVER KING'S PATTERNTWO-PIECE FISH SERVING SET Manufacturer's mark of Taylor & Lawrie, retailed by Bailey & Co. (Philadelphia, active 1848-1865), the knife blade in the form of a dolphin with...
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AN AMERICAN COIN SILVER MEDALLION FISHSERVING SET Mid 19th century, to include a fish slice and serving fork, both with matching classical style relief oval portrait medallion handle, elaborate geometric and stylized...
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A GROUPING OF ELEVEN AMERICAN COIN SILVERFLATWARE ITEMS To include: a shell bowl ladle, mark of S. & T. Child, circa 1850 (10 1/4 in.); coin silver pudding server, without maker's mark, 1861 patent date, no monogram...
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A GROUP OF AMERICAN COIN SILVER FLATWAREWITH GRAPEVINE MOTIF (14) pieces including: a set of (4) forks (6 7/8 in.); (6) teaspoons; a master butter knife; a two-piece knife and fork set by Albert Coles; and a sterling...
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A GROUPING OF AMERICAN COIN SILVER TWISTHANDLE FLATWARE ITEMS (25) pieces, including a set of (6) five o'clock teaspoons with mark of Albert Coles, New York City, active 1835-1877, each with foliate form gilt wash...
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A GROUPING OF AMERICAN COIN SILVER FLATWARE(14) total pieces, including: set of (6) forks with mark of Bingham & Co., attributed to silversmith partnership of Wheelock Peet Bingham and Joseph H. Sprague, Indianapolis,...
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A GROUPING OF (13) AMERICAN COIN ANDSTERLING SILVER FORKS Including a set of (6) forks with mark of "J. Rafel," possibly for the New Orleans silversmith and retailer, Joseph Rafel, active 1850-1862 (7 1/2 in.);...
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AMERICAN COIN SILVER FISH SLICE ANDFORK SET Circa 1850, both having matching naturalistic fish relief pattern handle, slice blade with hippocampus engraved design. Both unmarked, with matching period script...
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A COLLECTION OF AMERICAN COIN SILVERFLATWARE (28) pieces including: (2) tablespoons with mark of "J. Hansell;" tablespoon with mark of R. & W. Wilson of Philadelphia; tablespoon with worn mark "Erwin" and eagle...
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AMERICAN STERLING SILVER FLATWAREAntiqueand Vintage American Sterling Silver Flatware, incl. Whiting "Arabesque" master butter knife; Towle "Plain Tipped" 6 luncheon forks; Towle "Canterbury" 6 dinner forks, teaspoon...
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GROUP OF AMERICAN SILVER AND PLATEDTABLEWARES TABLEWARES, including a cased set of 6 resin-handled Sailor Savouries cocktail forks, Rogers Bros. plated fish server with engraved blade, Gorham silver Art Nouveau...
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COLLECTION OF AMERICAN SILVER AND OTHERPLATED TABLE ITEMS PLATED TABLE ITEMS, including a Tiffany & Co. child's spoon, Gorham cut-cornered vegetable dish, Gorham circular dish with a reticulated band below rounded...
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A Large Collection of Silver and Silver-PlateFlatware Articles
Various Makers, 18th Century and Later
comprising a set of eight plique-a-jour enamel dessert spoons, a set of 11 American silver iced tea spoons, a set...
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THIRTY-EIGHT PIECES OF AMERICAN SILVERFLATWAREBy various makers. Includes coin silver punch ladle by Farrington & Hunnewell of Boston five luncheon forks by Durgin twelve coffee spoons by Lunt a three-piece baby's...
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Charleston coin silver spoons forksand ladles South Carolina 19th century comprising: Olive pattern spoon James E. Spear (wk. 1846-71) L7'' Olive pattern ladle Gregg Hayden & Co (wk. 1846-52) L7 1/2'' Tipt...
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American coin silver serving piecesmid 19th century comprising: Albert Coles gravy ladle L6 3/4'' Albert Coles sugar sifter L7'' Albert Coles egg spoon and sugar spoon L4 1/2'' and 6'' double ended olive server...
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Interesting Thirty-Four-Piece Collectionof Silver Flatware, comprised of four teaspoons, London, 1813, by the maker W.J.; a set of six matching dessert forks, London, 1787, 1789 and 1790, by William Chawner; a...
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A Collection of American Sterling SilverArticles comprising a set of six teaspoons a set of three tablespoons two salt spoons a bonbon server a pierced nut spoon a child's fork and seven serving articles together...
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A Collection of American Sterling SilverArticles comprising a set of 6 pierced master salts with glass inserts and salt spoons in a fitted case together with 6 individual shakers a set of 12 individual shakers in...
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Assorted American sterling silver tablewares Comprising a Baker-Manchester serving fork, 2 International teaspoons, a Whiting cocktail fork, another cocktail fork, 6 sterling handled knives, an Unger Brothers...
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Charleston coin silver spoons forksand ladles South Carolina 19th century comprising: Olive pattern spoon James E. Spear (wk. 1846-71) L7'' Olive pattern ladle Gregg Hayden & Co (wk. 1846-52) L7 1/2'' Tipt...
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American coin silver spoons and forkscirca 1788-1899 various patterns and engraved initials comprising: 4 EE & SC Bailey L6'' pair C.T. Mixer L5 1/2'' pair Wood & Hughes L7'' W. Pitkin L8 3/4'' P.P. Hayes L6''...
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American coin silver fork set Gale Wood& Hughes New York (wk.1833-45) Threaded Tipt pattern engraved with initials NSC together with one sterling made to match. L6 3/4'' and 17.5oz troy (12pcs) Provenance: Atlanta...
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American silver flatware set of 6 coinsilver teaspoons L6'' set of 6 Porter Blanchard teaspoons L6'' set of 11 Frank Smith teaspoons L5 1/2'' cream ladle L5 1/2'' 2 spoons L6 3/4'' set of 12 Sculptured Rose pattern...
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American Medallion sterling flatwareand servers John R. Wendt New York circa 1862 comprising: serving spoon L8 1/4'' 2 cream ladles L6 3/4'' and 7'' 2 mustard ladles L5 1/2'' 2 salts L3 1/2'' knife L7 3/4''...
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An Assembled Group of American SterlingSilver Articles comprising a carving set a cake server a cheese server and a sardine fork by Simpson Hall Miller & Co. two teaspoons by International in the Spring Glory pattern...
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American Medallion patterns of silverflatware and serving pieces circa 1865-1900 comprising: Albert Coles sugar sifter L6 1/4'' 2 Myers & Ainley sugar shells L6 3/4'' coin silver pastry server L9'' Clark & Biddle...
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American coin silver forks set by WilliamGale & Son New York circa 1850 unidentified fancy pattern engraved with initials MCM; marked: WG&S and pseudo. L8'' and 12.0oz Troy (6pcs) Provenance: Charleston South Carolina...
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American coin silver fork sets by Wood& Hughes and Mulford & Wendell New York circa 1871-1899 set of 6 French Thread pattern engraved with initial NFE; marked: W&H; together with set of 5 unidentified shell pattern...
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A Set of American Coin Silver Flatware"Leaf" pattern marked "PATENT 1855" "COIN" and "R" probably originally patented by John Polhemus or Henry Hebbard comprising 10 dinner forks (length 8 in.) 8 forks (length...
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