TN DAGUERREOTYPE & 4 SOUTHERN SPOONSGroupingof Southern items including a Tennessee Daguerreotype & 4 Southern coin silver spoons. Item 1: Southern sixth plate daguerreotype of a gentleman, depicted with his hand leaning...
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4 VICKSBURG MISSISSIPPI COIN SILVERSPOONSFour (4) scarce Mississippi coin silver spoons, stamped J.D. ANDERSON VICKSBURG (James D. Anderson, working Vicksburg, MS, prior 1844-1849) with crowned leopard and...
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FIVE PIECES SOUTHERN COIN SILVER FLATWARE19thcentury, including two King's Style Coin Silver spoons, monograms, marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826 and New York, NY, working 1826-1839)...
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TWO SOUTHERN COIN SILVER SPOONS, CONTINENTALSPOON19th century, teaspoon, basket of flowers, no monogram, marks for F. & H. Clark (Augusta, Georgia, working 1830-1840), 5-3/4 in.; serving spoon with fiddle handle, monogram,...
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(6) SOUTHERN COIN SILVER SPOONSSix 19thcentury coin silver spoons by D.T. Knox, marked "Huntsv'l" for Huntsville Alabama. Each 7 1/2". Overall weight is 226g. Monogrammed, some light scratches....
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JACOB GREGG COIN SILVER SPOONS, ALEXANDRIA,VA Lot of (2) Early 19th c. American Southern Silver Table Spoons, by silversmith Jacob Gregg (1768-1832, worked 1803-1827), with engraved script monogram (illegible), 8 5/8"...
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Five Southern Silver Spoons
Early toMid 19th Century
including an Asa Blanchard (Lexington, Kentucky) tablespoon, a Joseph Eubank (Glasgow, Kentucky) demitasse spoon, and three James Conning (Mobile, Alabama)...
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Five Southern coin silver spoons: servingspoon, "Hayden & Whilden" (Charleston, working 1855-1863), 9 in.; one retailer "Gregg, Hayden & Co." (Charleston, South Carolina, working 1846-1852), maker probably Gale &...
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Southern coin silver spoons: A. Blanchard,Kentucky; Freeman, Norfolk, Virginia; H. P. Buckley, New Orleans; J. Campbell, North Carolina or Tennessee; 5.35 oz. T., (five pieces). The Collection of a Charleston, South...
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Southern Coin Silver Flatware American,19th century, Kentucky spoons, sugar shells, teaspoons; other teaspoons, sterling spoons, monograms, 10.73 oz.T., (14 piec...
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Southern Coin Silver Spoons Georgia,19th century, six matching dessert spoons, marks for Peschke (Macon); one serving spoon, D. B. Nichols (Savannah), 8.79 oz.T....
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Three Federal coin silver spoons bySouthern makers early 19th century; comprising a pair of fiddle pattern table spoons by Benjamin Barton Alexandria VA active 1801-'16; and a place spoon by Simon Wedge Baltimore...
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Eight Southern coin silver spoons: Georgia,Kentucky, Virginia, makers include Nathaniel Butler, George Oliver Conrad, William Kendrick, John C. Marshall. Private Collection, Sarasota, Florida...
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Southern coin silver spoons set E &D Kinsey Newport Kentucky (wk. 1844-61) Tipt pattern engraved with initials MB and marked: E&D Kinsey. L6'' and 3.6oz troy Provenance: Charleston South Carolina collection....
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Set of Southern coin silver spoons JohnVeal Columbia South Carolina (wk. 1827-57) Reverse Tipt pattern engraved with initial R marked: I Veal within rectangle. L8 1/2'' and 7.6oz troy (5pcs) Provenance: Charleston...
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Southern Coin Silver Flatware American,19th century: New Orleans and Georgia spoons; Northern spoons and sugar tongs; with sterling spoon and silver-plated fork, monograms, 13.95 oz.T., (15 piec...
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Midwestern/Central and Southern statesouvenir spoons, mostly sterling, 19 pieces in all. States include Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kentucky, Missouri, Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi. Weight...
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Group of Coin Silver Spoons American,19th century: several Southern including Clark & Co.; F & H Clark; D & H Spears; other unknown or Northern, 31.87 oz.T., (50 piec...
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Rare Southern coin silver spoon by FranklinTurner Cheraw South Carolina (wk. 1812-23) Fiddle pattern marked: Turner. L8 1/2'' and 1.5oz troy Provenance: Charleston South Carolina collection. Literature: Burton E. Milby....
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Six Barton and Adam Southern coin silverspoons. Five with marks for John Adam, one for B. Barton, both Alexandria, Virginia. Total weight is approximately 4.2oz. 6"L....
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Southern coin silver spoons FrederickMarquand Savannah Georgia working 1820-6; New York City 1830-8 King's pattern with decorated bowl back engraved with initial B and marked with pseudo hallmarks for 1825. L8...
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Duffel Southern Coin Silver Spoon American,19th century, oval handle, marked "I. Duffel" (James Duffel, Georgetown, South Carolina, working 1790-1800; New York City, working 1801-1802; Fredericksburg, Virginia, circa...
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Southern Coin Silver Spoons North Carolina,19th century, serving spoon with marks for John Vogler (Salem, North Carolina, working 1805-1880), monogram on back, 8-1/2 in., tip wear, scratches, other wear; dessert spoon...
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Southern silver scoop and souvenir spoonand other table implements W.H. Holmes nut scoop L5 1/2''; and James Allen & Co Charleston sterling souvenir spoon L5 1/2''; Tiffany & Co sterling piercework tongs L5''; Whiting...
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American coin silver spoons includingSouthern 3 George W. Webb 10.15oz (Baltimore c. 1835) L9 1/4'' S. Kirk & Son 10.15oz (Baltimore c. 1815) L9 1/4'' together with Northern examples by: pair John Staniford (Windham...
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Southern Coin Silver Spoons Georgia,19th century, three E. J. Johnston serving spoons (Macon); C. G. St. John teaspoon (Macon); E. R. Lawshe teaspoons (Atlanta); four G. Sharp dessert spoons (Atlanta); six T....
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Southern coin silver spoons South Carolinacirca 1827-1857 John Veal L5 3/4'' Hayden & Gregg L7 1/2'' Total 2.2 Troy oz (2pcs) Provenance: Property descended in the prominent early Charleston South Carolina Gourdin...
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Southern coin silver spoons Mississippiand Maryland J.O. & W. Pitkin (Vicksburg c.1835) spoon L6'' 2 Kirk (Baltimore c. 1830-50) spoons L5 3/4'' and 7 1/2'' 2 Canfield (Baltimore c.1835-60) spoons L6'' Total 3.0...
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Rare pair Southern coin silver spoonsW.W. Ward Winnsboro South Carolina wk. 1841-1854 fiddle pattern engraved Jennette marked: W.W. Ward. L6'' and 1.0 Troy oz (2pcs) Provenance: South Carolina private collection....
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Collection of sterling Southern souvenirspoons and forks late 19th/early 20th century including enameled watermelon pictorial New Orleans Florida Georgia South Carolina Kentucky Texas Virginia Florida Tennessee...
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Southern Coin Silver Spoons Alabama,19th century, set of six with olive style pattern, marks for Zadek & Caldwell (working 1867-1870), probably retailer, monograms, 7 in., good condition; two teaspoons, downturned...
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Southern coin silver spoons: four piecesNew Orleans, Hyde & Goodrich and H.P. Buckley; Kentucky, Sharrard; Clark & Co., Georgia; G.W. Webb, Baltimore, Maryland, with one New York, all with monograms (eight...
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Twelve Coin Silver Spoons, Most SouthernAmerican, 19th century: set of four Andrew Warner (Baltimore); set of four John Nicklas (Baltimore); early coffin-handle; other Northern makers, most with monograms, 6.96...
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Seven Southern coin silver spoons: fivewith shaped fiddle handles, marks for "Elias Hale", "Richmond" (Richmond, Virginia, 1820-1830), "RP" monogram, 6 in.; two with fiddle handles and downturned tipt backs, marks...
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Five Southern Coin Silver Spoons Measuringapprox. 8-1/2"L, with different monograms and engraved name, total weight approx. 7.66 toz....
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Southern Coin Silver Spoons New Orleans,19th century, marks for Hyde & Goodrich (New Orleans, Louisiana, working 1816-1861), some with pseudo hallmarks: nine with fiddle-and-thread handles, four 8 in., four 7 in.,...
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