FOUR COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS AND A SERVINGSLICEFour coin silver sugar tongs and a serving slice, 8 ozt.
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GROUP OF AMERICAN COIN SILVER SOUP LADLESFourAmerican Coin Silver Soup Ladles, incl. Nathaniel Francis, New York, NY, act. 1803-1827, l. 5 1/4 in.; Conrad Bard, Philadelphia, act. 1825-1854, l. 13 1/4 in.; probably Littleton...
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FOUR ANTIQUE COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS.FourAntique Coin Silver Sugar Tongs with Shell Ends. 4.8 Troy 0zs. Including Marshall and Tempest; T. F. Albright; J.C. Farr; One marked with D and has an eagle. Condition: :...
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FOUR ANTIQUE COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS.FourAntique Coin Silver Sugar Tongs. 5.6 Troy ozs. Including Pitman; P.P. Hayes; Signed J.S.; One pair unmarked. Condition: : Good with some tarnishing and wear.
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KY COIN SILVER TONGS AND COIN SILVERCREAM LADLE1st item: Kentucky Coin Silver Sugar Tongs with large round grips and shaped arms, marked in banner Smith & Grant (Richard Ewing Smith, working Louisville, 1827-1831)....
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ASA BLANCHARD KY SILVER TONGSKentuckyCoin Silver Sugar Tongs, with round grips and plain, elongated arms, double struck rectangular marks "Blanchard" (Asa Blanchard, working Lexington, KY 1808-1838). No monogram....
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SILVER FLATWARE, MOSTLY COIN, 59 PCS.Largegrouping of silver flatware, 60 pcs. including 35 coin silver teaspoons, 4 coin silver table or serving spoons and 7 coin silver forks. Makers include: J.L. Smith, W. Goddard,...
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J. LEVY COIN SILVER TONGS, TN, VA ORARSouthern coin silver sugar tongs with shell form bowls and shaped handles each stamped J. LEVY in rectangle, monogrammed to one side (CY?C), 6 3/4"L, 1.53 oz troy. Note:...
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EARLY COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGSEarly CoinSilver Sugar Tongs 32 grams
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C BURR 1807-1820 COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGSCBurr 1807-1820 Coin Silver Sugar Tongs. 30.5 grams
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EARLY COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGSEarly CoinSilver Sugar Tongs 34 grams 6.75" long
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THREE AMERICAN COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGSThe first pair with mark of Hall & Hewson, Albany, New York, circa 1830, with retailer mark of Henry F. Bayeux Troy, New York, with period script monogram (6 1/2 in.); the...
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THREE STERLING AND ONE COIN SILVER SUGARTONGS, 3.4 OZTThree Sterling and One Coin Silver Sugar Tongs,, Dimensions: 3.4 ozt...
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COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS AND AMERICANSTERLING SILVER OLIVE SPOON AND SEAFOOD FORK LENGTH OF TONGS: 6 1/2 IN. (16.51 CM.), CGW: 2.3 OZCoin Silver Sugar Tongs and American Sterling Silver Olive Spoon and Seafood...
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TWO AMERICAN STERLING SILVER ICE TONGSAND A COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS, 3.8 OZTwo American Sterling Silver Ice Tongs with Coin Silver Sugar Tongs; Sterling: 2.5 oz...
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GROUP OF AMERICAN COIN SILVER SUGARTONGSGood Group of American Coin Silver Sugar Tongs , incl. Nicholas J. Le Hurray, Jr., Philadelphia, act. 1821-1846; Isaac Reed & Son, Philadelphia, act. 1830-1841 and 1846-1857;...
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MITCHELL COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGSVirginiaCoin Silver Sugar Tongs , William Mitchell Jr. (1795-1852), Richmond, act. 1818-1845), l. 6 1/4 in.; together with fiddle handle teaspoon, Robert Keyworth, Washington, DC,...
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FOUR COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGSFour coinsilver sugar tongs, to include Black, Forbes, R & W Wilson, and CH, 5.8 ozt. Provenance: Estate of John Donnelly, Penn Valley, Pennsylvania.
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ALBANY, NEW YORK COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS,CA. 1810Albany, New York coin silver sugar tongs, ca. 1810 , bearing the touch mark of Timothy Brigden (Albany, active 1795-1819), with trailing vine wrigglework, 6 3/4" l.
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Five coin silver sugar tongs to include;Marcus Merriman (1762-1850, CT); Thaddeus Keeler (1805,NY); a possible James Barret example; one with illegible mark and an unmarked example.
Longest 7" / 8 Troy oz.
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An Alabama Coin Silver Sugar Tongs CharlesWhite Mobile wc. 1825-1842 marked "C. WHITE MOBILE" in rectangle; scalloped handle with shell-shaped terminals script monogram length 6 5/8 in. weight 1.50 troy ozs....
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An Alabama Coin Silver Sugar Tongs WaltonPearce Mobile c. 1844 marked "W PEARCE" in serrated rectangle; with shell terminals and traces of old script monogram length 6 1/4 in. weight 1.55 troy ozs....
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Assorted sterling silver articles notably:Federal coin silver sugar tong by Thomas Rockwell New London CT late 18th Century; Schofield repousse buckle-form brooch; a trophy cup; etc.; 9.50 ozt. mixed grades Estimate...
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Assorted Silver Flatware includes coinsilver sugar tongs, salt spoons, teaspoons, serving spoons, butter knife; English silver sugar tongs, teaspoons, punch ladle; sterling ladle; silver-plated ladle, 29.45 oz.T....
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Rare Southern coin silver sugar tongsMood & Ewan Charleston South Carolina circa 1825 shaped ends with applied shell ornament and engraved Wilson 1825; marked twice Mood & Ewan in serrated punch. L6 1/4'' and...
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Charleston coin silver sugar tongs HaydenBrother & Co South Carolina working 1852-55 French Thread pattern terminating in highly decorated claw ends; marked: Hayden Brother & Co and G&S (William Gale & Son) dated...
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Group of assorted George III sterlingsilver flatware various dates and makers Comprising 7 tablespoons and 6 dessert spoons; together with a silverplate soup ladle, a pair of salt spoons, a pair of coin...
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Pair of Antebellum American Coin (.900)Coin Silver Sugar Tongs, 1845, by Michael Gibney for John and James Cox, both New York City, of traditional "fiddle swell" form, with coquille bowls, monogrammed, on the...
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Four American Coin Silver Sugar Tongseach having shell nips comprising an example by Marquand & Co. New York one by John O. Beebe New York one by Wiliam Pearman Williamsburg and an example stamped Hogg; approximate...
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Five American Coin Silver Sugar Tongsof various forms and sizes comprising one stamped Waterman one stamped Booth and three others unmarked; approximate total weight 5.56 ozt. Length of longest 6 3/4 inches....
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Pair of coin silver sugar tongs withtalon grips by J. Curry Philadelphia c.1825 and monogrammed "M" (McIlvaine). 6.5"l....
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Pair of coin silver sugar tongs withmaker's mark "W.R." of William Richardson active Virginia 1778-1807 and thirty-two coin silver spoons by various makers....
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Two Georgia Coin Silver Sugar Tongs19th century: one King's style pattern, marks for Penfield & Co. (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1828), 6-5/8 in.; one with shaped arms, marks for W. B. Johnston (1832-1838),...
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Sterling & coin silver sugar tongs 325.Sterling & coin silver sugar tongs 28.7 oz. Max. L 6 1/2''E...
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Marquand Coin Silver Sugar Tongs American,1825: shell terminals and wheat and sickle decoration, marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826), monogram, 2.26 oz.T., 6-1/2 in.,...
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Three English or American sterling orcoin silver sugar tongs by various makers comprising: a pair by Solomon Hougham London 1796-'97 with engraved decoration; a pair by John C. Moore & Son New York mid 19th century;...
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