A few examples of appraisal values for
1812 SILVER SPOONS

• Collection of coin silver spoons
  Collection of coin silver spoons 19th c. ?
• Group of silver spoons 19th c.
  Group of silver spoons 19th c. mostly coin silver 9.5 ozt. ?
• Various silver teaspoons and
  Various silver teaspoons and other spoons, 19th Century and later, approximately 371g in total (12)
• A set of twelve silver dessert
  A set of twelve silver dessert spoons London 1865 fiddle pattern total weight approximately 510gm
• Twenty-three coin silver spoons
  Twenty-three coin silver spoons of varying sizes. Makers include Phinney & Mead, C. Rumsey, Hall & Elton, Rolles & Childs, etc. Tablespoons: 8 3/4"L.
• GROUP OF 21 COIN SILVER SPOONS.19th
  GROUP OF 21 COIN SILVER SPOONS.19th Century.
• 33 COIN SILVER SPOONSca. 1820-1865;
  33 COIN SILVER SPOONSca. 1820-1865; group of spoons by 13 various makers ranging from Maryland to Maine, total 20.5 oz troy, accompanied by a vintage silver chest, 5 3/4"- 8 1/2" long; Condition: tarnished, some dents and wear appropriate to age
• Eight coin silver spoons
  Eight coin silver spoons Together with a silver plated teapot, a silver plated epergne, and a sterling silver basket with cobalt glass insert. (11).
• Six coin silver spoons by Lincoln &
  Six coin silver spoons by Lincoln & Foss Boston and two by Hotchkiss & Schreuder Syracuse NY all approx. 6"l.
• GROUP OF AMERICAN SILVER SPOONS.
  GROUP OF AMERICAN SILVER SPOONS. Nineteenth century. Large group of mostly coin teaspoons, a few table spoons and some jelly spoons with shell bowls. Almost all are monogrammed. Includes some sterling and plate. Some names include E.E. Booth, Duhme, Curran, N. Arnzen, H. Prouhet. Varying minor wear.
• TWELVE GEORGE III SILVER SPOONS
  TWELVE GEORGE III SILVER SPOONS Thomas Wallis II London 1794. Including eleven table spoons with bright cut decoration chased armorial device on the terminal; one teaspoon dated 1796 with similar decoration - 24 oz. 4 dwt.; 6 3/4 in. to 8 3/4 in. long.
• A silver caddy spoon, 1811,
  A silver caddy spoon, 1811, initialled F, a berry spoon and two sifter spoons, approximately 126g
• Nine silver spoons, various
  Nine silver spoons, various makers and dates, 19th Century, all with crested handles, various sizes and patterns, approximately 439g
• Four assorted silver spoons,
  Four assorted silver spoons, marks worn, late 18th Century, with worn crests to handles and a pair of Victorian silver spoons, William Eaton, London 1842, crests to handles, approximately 244g
• A small quantity of antique and
  A small quantity of antique and modern silver spoons.
• Nine silver spoons, Sheffield 1907,
  Nine silver spoons, Sheffield 1907, with feather edges
• Five American silver spoons and
  Five American silver spoons and three forks mostly 19th century. Weight 8 oz
• Collection of coin silver serving
  Collection of coin silver serving spoons to include examples by John Stevenson H.B. Jones and J. Mosser 67.4 ozt. ?
• A set of twelve Britannia
  A set of twelve Britannia standard silver teaspoons, the matching silver tongs, Turner Bradbury, London 1897, the spoons with trefid finials, cased, approximately 180g
• A quantity of silver spoons being a
  A quantity of silver spoons being a Georgian tablespoon William Bateman 1815 a set of six teaspoons Bradbury & sons Sheffield 1914 and six assorted teaspoons approx. wt. 6.5oz.
• A set of six silver coffee
  A set of six silver coffee spoons, a silver locket, Christmas 1914 tin and miscellaneous coins, including silver, etc
• American coin silver spoons,
  American coin silver spoons, 23pc, including seven Duhme & Co. tablespoons (two sterling), ten E & D Kinsey spoons, and six JS & Co. spoons with floral and foliate embellishments. Tablespoons: 8 1/4"L.
• (4) Coin silver spoons, early
  (4) Coin silver spoons, early 19th C, 1.825 TO, c/o James Dixon & Sons engraved "MD USN Hospital Philada" for the US Naval Asylum & Hospital Philadelphia, Joseph Mellus Boston engraved "MD", (2) Joseph E Owen
• Thirteen large coin silver table
  Thirteen large coin silver table spoons, some marked "Emerson", 19th century, 9"l, 17 Troy ozs
• Set of four American silver
  Set of four American silver spoons mid 18th c. bearing the touch SS probably Samuel or Simeon Soumaine 8 3/8" l. 7.9 ozt. ?
• A Set of Twelve American Silver
  A Set of Twelve American Silver Spoons Jacoby and Jenkins, Late 19th/ Early 20th Century each marked 'Sterling' to the back of the handle. 26 ozt 12 dwt Length 7 inches.
• GROUP OF SILVER SPOONS. Mostly
  GROUP OF SILVER SPOONS. Mostly American 19th century and coin silver. Approximately fifty teaspoons tablespoons and ladles various makers together with seven silverplated spoons. Total weight of silver approximately 43 ozt.
• An unusual boxed set of six
  An unusual boxed set of six silver teaspoons formed from Georgian coins 1816-1819 each finial a bust of George III cut from the coin together with a set of six modern silver teaspoons and a pair of silver tongs. Also a set of silver plated pastry forks and six plated fish knives and forks.
• 379 grams coin silver spoons.
  379 grams coin silver spoons.
• Assortment of American silver
  Assortment of American silver spoons 18th/19th century Mostly fiddle handled pieces from the mid 19th century including table spoons, dessert spoons, teaspoons, salt dips, caddy spoon, etc, together with a pair of late 18th centrury English tablespoons, various makers including Hovey, Mix, Reed, McMullin, R&W Wilson, Rolands, Hoyt etc. 66 pieces. Total weight: 63 oz. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Harry Wetherstine, Germantown, PA overall good shape, bowls bent on the 18th century spoons
• An assortment of silver spoons,
  An assortment of silver spoons, Georgian and later, approximately 227g gross
• A set of twelve Victorian silver
  A set of twelve Victorian silver salts with matching spoons in the 17th century porringer style in original tiered satin lined case by S.S. London 1881.
• A Lot of Coin Silver Spoons A lot
  A Lot of Coin Silver Spoons A lot of 47 coin silver spoons. Some of the makers in the lot are R&W White R. Speer E&D Kinsey J.S. Forbs and J.R. Reed. Most pieces date to around the mid-nineteenth century with fiddle shape handles. Total weight is 28.6 toz.
• Collection of Twelve Silver
  Collection of Twelve Silver Spoons and Casters, consisting of an attractive set of six J. C. Hanna engraved coin silver teaspoons, second quarter 19th century, a pair of American paneled and weighted sterling salt-and-pepper casters in the \"Early American\" style, h. 5\", a pair of Georgian sterling master salt spoons, and a pair of Georgian sterling \"Fiddle\" mustard spoons.
• Twelve Coin Silver Spoons, Most
  Twelve Coin Silver Spoons, Most Southern American, 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 oz.T.; detailed list available
• AMERICAN COIN SILVER AND STERLING
  AMERICAN COIN SILVER AND STERLING SILVER SPOONSGroup of American Coin Silver and Sterling Silver Spoons , 19th c., various makers, incl. 2 tablespoons, R. & W. Wilson, Philadelphia, wc. 1825-1846; a Whiting "Arabesque" pattern tablespoon, ret. C.D. Peacock; 2 coin silver tablespoons; a Wallace "Bright-Cut" tablespoon; an Aesthetic sauce ladle, ret. A. Stowell & Co.; 6 coin silver teaspoons, ret. Geo. W. Haslett; and a Wendt "Bird" pattern luncheon knife, (15 pcs.), total wt. 17 troy ozs