A few examples of appraisal values for
KY COIN SILVER

• 7 SPEARS KY COIN SILVER SPOONSSeven
  7 SPEARS KY COIN SILVER SPOONSSeven Kentucky coin silver spoons - one table or serving spoon and six teaspoons - all with unusual angled fiddle pattern handles, monogrammed JMM, and marked on back D H Spears in rectangle (David Huston Spears, b. 1798-d. 1876, working Springfield, Kentucky). Combined total weight 5.06 oz troy. Third quarter 19th century. Condition: Excellent condition.
• 12 MILLER PADUCAH KY COIN SILVER SPOONS12
  12 MILLER PADUCAH KY COIN SILVER SPOONS12 Paducah, Kentucky coin silver spoons - 6 tablespoons and 6 teaspoons in the fiddle swell pattern, all with incuse marks on backs of handles: Jno. A. Miller Paducah KY with additional marks Pure Coin in rectangles (John A. Miller, working Paducah circa 1870). Ref. "Silversmiths of Kentucky" by Marquis Boultinghouse, p.206. All pieces monogrammed J.O. 11.14 oz troy combined weight. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Excellent condition.
• 10 LEXINGTON, KY COIN SILVER SPOONS10
  10 LEXINGTON, KY COIN SILVER SPOONS10 Lexington, Ky coin silver spoons. Includes 1 Kings Pattern tablespoon marked S.S.Cutler & Co. and Lex KY in separate rectangles, 9"L; and 9 other spoons, all in the Fiddle Swell pattern and marked Poindexter in rectangle (attrib. William P. Poindexter, working Lexington c. 1820-1859), including 5 tablespoons monogrammed LMB and 4 dessert spoons monogrammed MJB. 13.23 oz troy combined weight. Circa 1850. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Minor tip wear to some spoons, overall very good condition.
• 13 PCS. KENTUCKY COIN SILVER INC. FISH
  13 PCS. KENTUCKY COIN SILVER INC. FISH SET13 pcs. assorted Kentucky coin silver flatware, mostly Louisville. Includes a Fish Serving Knife and Fork, the knife blade engraved and pierced in a fish design, both pieces with elaborate Rococo style foliate scroll engraving and twisted handles having cartouche engraved ends (monogrammed H), incuse marks on back for Kitts & Werne (working Louisville, 1864-1878), knife 11-1/3"L; 4 dessert spoons with pointed handles bearing incuse marks H. Fletcher (Henry Fletcher, working Lexington, 1818-? and Louisville circa 1830-1866), monogrammed WEW; and 6 dessert spoons with Fiddle pattern handles marked W. Cooper (working Louisville and Cincinnati, 1835-1847), and 1 teaspoon with pointed handle marked S. W. Wariner in rectangle (working 1849-1864+), monogrammed H. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: 1 Cooper spoon has repaired split to bowl. Some other spoons have worn ends and scattered dents. Overall good condition. Fish set excellent.
• 15 LOUISVILLE, KY COIN SILVER SPOONS15
  15 LOUISVILLE, KY COIN SILVER SPOONS15 coin silver spoons with fiddle handles, retailed in Louisville, KY. Includes 5 dessert spoons and 1 teaspoon with incuse marks S.W. Warriner (working Louisville circa 1845-1864), monogrammed F.M.M.; 4 dessert spoons with incuse marks Jas. P. Barnes Louisville (working circa 1850-1880) monogrammed Platt, and 4 tablespoons with incuse marks P.W. Ramsey (working Lousville, circa 1855), monogrammed Bates. Condition: Very good condition with scattered light dents (mostly to tablespoons) and scratches.
• LEXINGTON KY COIN SILVER WATER PITCHERGarner
  LEXINGTON KY COIN SILVER WATER PITCHERGarner & Winchester, Lexington, Kentucky marked Coin Silver Water Pitcher, pear shaped form with chased acanthus decoration at rim, floral cartouche decoration to body, atop a round raised foot with repousse floral decoration. C scroll handle with overlaid acanthus leaf decoration. Marked on side of foot Garner & Winchester Lex. Ky (Eli Garner and Daniel Frank Winchester, working Lexington 1842-1862. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, pp. 130-132.) 12 1/2"H, 35.11 oz troy. Circa 1855. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Deep, 3/4" dent to belly side (near handle terminus), shallow 1/2" dent to front belly under spout, scattered minor tiny dents and scratches, overall good condition.
• 3 GARNER & WINCHESTER JULEP CUPSThree
  3 GARNER & WINCHESTER JULEP CUPSThree Lexington, Kentucky coin silver julep cups with triple threaded rims, each engraved on front "Presented to M.A. Payne by her Father" and marked on underside in 3 rectangles: Garner & Winchester / 10 OZ 15 / Lex. Ky (Eli Garner and Daniel Frank Winchester, working Lexington 1842-1862. (Note: 10 oz 15 was a 19th century mark sometimes used to indicate coin silver). Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, p. 130-132, mark illustrated p. 301, fig. 60B.) 3 1/4"H, 12.125 oz troy combined weight. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: A few scattered very light minor dents, overall very good condition.
• B.B. MARSH KY COIN SILVER DESSERT SPOONS6
  B.B. MARSH KY COIN SILVER DESSERT SPOONS6 Kentucky Coin Silver Dessert Spoons with fiddle-coffin end handles, monogrammed M or W, marked on reverse B.B. Marsh in serrated rectangle (Benedict Beal Marsh, working Paris, Ky 1844-1857+). 7"L, 6.32 oz troy. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, p. 192, mark illustrated p. 303, fig. 96. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Overall very good condition.
• SNYDER KY COIN SILVER LADLE AND SPOONSSubstantial
  SNYDER KY COIN SILVER LADLE AND SPOONSSubstantial Kentucky coin silver gravy ladle with round bowl, pointed fins and fiddle handle, monogrammed BER, marked J & G Snyder in rectangle on reverse (James C and George W. Snyder, working Paris, Kentucky 1845-1848). 8 1/4"L, 2.47 oz troy. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, p.254, mark illustrated p. 306, fig. 152 A-B. Together with 3 Coin Silver Table or Serving Spoons with fiddle handles monogrammed AF, marked on reverse in serrated rectangles "G.S." (George Snyder, working Paris, KY, 1803-1813). 8 3/4"L, 5.44 oz troy. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, p.254, mark illustrated p. 301, fig. 151A. Note: George and James Snyder were father and son; George Snyder is credited with devising an improved multiplying fishing reel which became known as the "Kentucky" fishing reel. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Ladle: Some scratching, 5/8" L deep scratch to bowl, overall good condition. Spoons: Some light wear to tips of bowls, scattered small dents, one handle with some light discoloration, overall good condition.
• SHARRARD KY COIN SILVER JULEP CUPKentucky
  SHARRARD KY COIN SILVER JULEP CUPKentucky Coin Silver Julep Cup or Beaker, incuse mark on underside "Wm. M. Sharrard" for William M. Sharrard, working Henderson, Harrodsburg, Louisville and Princeton, KY, 1855-1879+ ) . No monogram or monogram removal. 3 1/2"H, 4.02 oz troy. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, p.244. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Excellent condition.
• KITTS KY COIN SILVER JULEP CUPKentucky
  KITTS KY COIN SILVER JULEP CUPKentucky coin silver julep cup or beaker with beaded upper and lower edges, engraved JACOB ALEXANDER MESSEX across front, with incuse mark on underside John Kitts & Co. (working Louisville, Ky, this mark used circa 1859-1864). Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, pp.179-180. 3 7/8"H, 5.62 oz troy. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Several pinpoint sized dents to back side, overall good condition.
• PAIR COIN SILVER SALTS AND KITTS KY
  PAIR COIN SILVER SALTS AND KITTS KY CREAM JUGLouisville, Kentucky Coin Silver Cream Pitcher, gadrooned rim with floral band above a bulbous bowl, repeated on the foot ring, C scroll handle with floral overlay, MES monogram under spout. 6"H, 8.27 oz troy. Partially obscured "Kitts" mark in rectangle to underside (John Kitts, working Louisville 1843-1878). Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, pp. 179-180, mark illustrated p. 303, fig 84A). Together with a pair of coin silver salt cellars, round footed form with repousse floral decoration, unmarked, also attributed to Kitts. 2"H, 1.85 oz troy. Circa 1860. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Creamer: Couple of tiny dents, overall good condition. Salts: Both pieces overall excellent condition with a couple of small minor dents.
• ASA BLANCHARD PUNCH LADLE, FIDDLE HANDLEKentucky
  ASA BLANCHARD PUNCH LADLE, FIDDLE HANDLEKentucky Coin Silver Soup or Punch ladle with round bowl and fiddle handle, monogrammed SKC, the reverse marked A. Blanchard in rectangle with double struck eagle mark (Asa Blanchard, working Lexington, KY 1808-1838). 13 7/8"L, 6.55 oz troy. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, pp. 69-77, mark illustrated p. 299, fig. 29D. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Excellent condition.
• FLETCHER KY COIN SILVER PUNCH LADLEKentucky
  FLETCHER KY COIN SILVER PUNCH LADLEKentucky Coin Silver Punch or Soup Ladle with oval bowl, rounded fins, and fiddle handle monogrammed HMA, reverse with incuse mark H. Fletcher (Henry Fletcher, working Lexington and Louisville, 1818-1866). 11 3/4"L, 4.84 oz troy. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, pp. 119-120, mark illustrated p. 301, fig. 52A. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Excellent condition.
• GROUP OF KY COIN SILVER FLATWARE1st
  GROUP OF KY COIN SILVER FLATWARE1st through 6th items: Six Lexington, Kentucky Coin Silver Tablespoons with fiddle swell handles monogrammed MEF and marked on reverse Poindexter in rectangles (William A. Poindexter, working Lexington, KY 1836-1851 and 1858-1882). 8 7/8", 10.56 oz troy total weight. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, pp. 218-219. 7th through 12th items: Six Kentucky Coin Silver Dessert Spoons with double fiddle swell handles and monogram NEB, marked on reverse A. Shire in rectangle (Abraham Shire, working Paris KY 1865-1900), 7"L, 5.86 oz troy. 13th item: 1 Coin Silver Butter Knife with angled blade and square, hollow handle, marks for William and Archibald Cooper, working Cincinnati and Frankfort, Ky 1836 to c. 1846. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, pp. 92-93. 8"L, 1.61 oz troy. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Poindexter spoons: Some scattered small dents to bowls, overall very good condition. Shire spoons: Excellent condition. Cooper Knife: Several small dents and some wear to handle.
• KY COIN SILVER TONGS AND COIN SILVER
  KY COIN SILVER TONGS AND COIN SILVER CREAM 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). Old English style monogram W or M on bridge. 6 1/4"L, 1.37 oz troy. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, p. 306, mark illustrated p. 299, fig. 149 B. 2nd item: Coin silver cream ladle, attr. Nelson County, KY, with fiddle handle, monogrammed Y, unmarked. 5 3/4'L, .725 oz troy. Note: this ladle was purchased out of an estate in Winchester, Kentucky. The elongated handle with narrow upper shaft, under the fins, is consistent stylistically with other ladles from the Nelson County area. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Tongs: Excellent condition. Ladle: Significant denting to bowl.
• W.M. HINTON KY COIN SILVER SOUP LADLEParis
  W.M. HINTON KY COIN SILVER SOUP LADLEParis or Shelbyville, Kentucky coin silver soup ladle with oval bowl and double swell fiddle tipt handle monogrammed "Johnston," marked W.M. Hinton in rectangle on reverse (William M. Hinton, working Paris, KY 1844-1847 and 1854-1900; Shelbyville, KY 1847-1854. 11"L, 6.42 oz troy. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Excellent condition.
• ASA BLANCHARD PUNCH LADLE, COFFIN HANDLEKentucky
  ASA BLANCHARD PUNCH LADLE, COFFIN HANDLEKentucky Coin Silver Soup or Punch Ladle with round bowl and fiddle-coffin handle, monogrammed JH, the reverse marked A. Blanchard in rectangle with single eagle mark (Asa Blanchard, working Lexington, KY 1808-1838). 11 7/8"L, 3.4 oz troy. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, pp. 69-77, mark illustrated p. 299, fig. 29D. Deaccessioned from the Headley - Whitney Museum, Lexington, KY. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: 1 small dent to bowl, overall very good to excellent condition.
• ASA BLANCHARD KY SILVER TONGSKentucky
  ASA BLANCHARD KY SILVER TONGSKentucky Coin Silver Sugar Tongs, with round grips and plain, elongated arms, double struck rectangular marks "Blanchard" (Asa Blanchard, working Lexington, KY 1808-1838). No monogram. 6 1/4"L, 1.52 oz troy. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, pp. 69-77, mark illustrated p. 299, fig. 29E. Provenance: Property of Descended in the Cowan and Craig families of central Kentucky, ex-Maurice Derby Leach, Jr., and Virginia Baskett Leach, Lexington, VA. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Excellent condition.
• B.B. MARSH KY COIN SILVER TONGSKentucky
  B.B. MARSH KY COIN SILVER TONGSKentucky Coin Silver Tongs with round grips and pointed fins, monogrammed A.R.S., marked B.B. Marsh and Paris KY in serrated rectangles (Benedict Beal Marsh, working Paris, Ky 1844-1857+). 1.11 oz troy. 6 1/4"L. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, p. 192, mark illustrated p. 303, fig. 96. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Couple of small spots of pitting to interior grip, otherwise excellent condition.
• B.B. MARSH KY COIN SILVER GRAVY LADLEKentucky
  B.B. MARSH KY COIN SILVER GRAVY LADLEKentucky Coin Silver Gravy Ladle, round bowl with fiddle handle monogrammed MFH, the reverse marked B.B. Marsh and Paris KY in separate rectangles (Benedict Beal Marsh, working Paris, Ky 1844-1857+). 8 3/8"L, 2.21 oz troy. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, p. 192, mark illustrated p. 303, fig. 96. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Excellent condition.
• KY COIN SILVER AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM,
  KY COIN SILVER AGRICULTURAL PREMIUM, GARNER & WINCHESTE...Kentucky Coin Silver Agricultural Premium Julep Cup with triple threaded molded upper and lower rims, marked on underside Garner & Winchester 10 OZ 15 with additional banner mark Premium BC AS for Bourbon County Agricultural Society. (Eli Garner and Daniel Frank Winchester, working Lexington 1842-1862. Note: 10 oz 15 was a 19th century mark sometimes used to indicate coin silver. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, pp. 130-132, mark illustrated p. 301, fig. 60B.) 3 1/3"H, 5.22 oz troy. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Several scattered small dents (largest 1/4" diam., some deep) to sides, tape residue to interior, overall good condition.
• KY COIN SILVER PRESENTATION CHALICE,
  KY COIN SILVER PRESENTATION CHALICE, GARNER AND WINCHES...Kentucky Coin Silver Presentation Chalice or Goblet, bell shaped bowl with molded rim and engraved floral cartouche, enclosing an inscription: "Presented to Rev. J. J. Bullock by his Affectionate Pupils Dec. 25, 1850," raised on a short stem with round foot. Marked on exterior of foot in 3 rectangles: Garner & Winchester / 10 OZ 15 / Lex. Ky (Eli Garner and Daniel Frank Winchester, working Lexington 1842-1862 . 6 1/4"H, 7.49 oz troy. (Note: 10 oz 15 was a 19th century mark sometimes used to indicate coin silver. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, p. 130-132, mark illustrated p. 301, fig. 60B). History: Presbyterian Minister J.J. Bullock was the headmaster of the Walnut Female School, which operated from 1848-1858 outside Lexington. He later served as chaplain of the United States Senate. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: A couple of very small minor dents to back side, overall excellent condition.
• ASSORTED KENTUCKY COIN SILVER FLATWARE19
  ASSORTED KENTUCKY COIN SILVER FLATWARE19 pcs coin silver flatware, most Kentucky. 1 Gravy ladle with Fiddle Swell pattern handle marked E & D Kinsey in Rectangle, monogrammed GWR; 6 dessert spoons with fiddle swell handles, incuse marks Ramsey & Bro. Louisville, monogram LG; 1 tablespoon with fiddle tipt handle, incuse mark W.W. Washburn & Co. with pseudo hallmarks, NFC monogram; 4 teaspoons with fiddle tipt handles, incuse mark H H Hudson, Louisville, monogram EJR; and 1 teaspoon with fiddle swell handle with incuse mark H. Terlau monogrammed MAMcG. Also included are 6 teaspoons with fiddle handles, marked J & J Hall in rectangles (unidentified mark), no monograms. 14.33 oz troy combined weight. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Minor wear to top of tablespoon, some spoons have scattered small dents to bowls. Overall good condition.
• RIGGS PARIS, KY SILVER GRAVY LADLEParis,
  RIGGS PARIS, KY SILVER GRAVY LADLEParis, Kentucky Coin Silver Gravy Ladle with fiddle handle, engraved EH from LC, marked on back in rectangles B.M. Riggs / Paris KY. (Benjamin McKenney Riggs, b. 1799, working Paris, KY c. 1825 until d. 1839). Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, p. 228, mark illustrated p. 305 fig. 128B). 6 1/8" L, .84 oz troy. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Excellent condition.
• ASA BLANCHARD LARGE LADLE, COFFIN END
  ASA BLANCHARD LARGE LADLE, COFFIN END HANDLEKentucky Coin Silver Soup or Punch Ladle with round bowl and elongated coffin end handle, monogrammed BJ, the reverse marked A. Blanchard in rectangle with single eagle mark (Asa Blanchard, working Lexington, KY 1808-1838). 14" L, 5.75 oz troy. Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, pp. 69-77, mark illustrated p. 299, fig. 29D. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Repair to base of bowl.
• TK MARSH KY COIN SILVER GRAVY LADLEParis,
  TK MARSH KY COIN SILVER GRAVY LADLEParis, Kentucky coin silver gravy ladle with round bowl and fiddle handle engraved ARP, reverse side marked T.K. Marsh (Thomas King Marsh, working Paris, Ky 1831-1877+). Ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, Silversmiths of Kentucky 1785-1900, p. 192, mark illustrated p. 303 97A. 6 1/2" L, 1.13 oz troy. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Very good condition with a couple of minor dents to bowl and end of handle.
• KY COIN SILVER JULEP CUPKentucky Coin
  KY COIN SILVER JULEP CUPKentucky Coin Silver Julep Cup with molded rim and wreath cartouche, enclosing engraved inscription "Stephens Brindley Bishop". 2 rectangular marks on underside have been obscured by scratching but are attributed to Joseph Lawrence Stephens (Paris, Kentucky c. 1810-1827). 3 1/2" H, 5.61 oz troy. Provenance - Lexington, Kentucky area collection, ex-Clifton Anderson Antiques. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Marks illegible, a few tiny scattered dents, overall good condition.
• 3 PCS COIN SILVER ATTR. GEORGE SNYDER,
  3 PCS COIN SILVER ATTR. GEORGE SNYDER, PARIS KYThree (3) pieces Kentucky coin silver attributed to George Snyder, working Paris, Kentucky 1803-1813. Includes one (1) dessert spoon with rectangular fiddle handle, monogrammed LS; one (1) salt ladle with oval handle; and one (1) pair sugar tongs with shell grips and unusual lipped edges, having early style monograms JF to arm and BDV to bridge. Combined weight: 2.73 troy ounces. The Estate of Cora Jane Spiller, Bowling Green, Kentucky. Condition: Tongs have solder repair and additional tear to bridge, wear to monogram on bridge. Salt ladle with bending/dents, worn monogram. Spoon very good condition with slight wear to tip of bowl.
• 12 KENTUCKY COIN SILVER FORKS, POINDEXTER,
  12 KENTUCKY COIN SILVER FORKS, POINDEXTER, EQUESTRIAN I...Set of twelve (12) Kentucky coin silver forks marked POINDEXTER, incuse, for William P. Poindexter, active Lexington, 1818-1859. All of Classical design with pointed ends monogrammed "Nettie" within garland and anthemion wreaths; reverse with anthemion and c scroll design and with later engraved monograms "Ellen D. Witherspoon." 7 7/8" L. Combined weight 20.75 oz troy. Circa 1850s. Note: Ellen D. Witherspoon was listed in the 1919 issue of "Wallace's Yearbook: Trotting and Pacing" as a horse breeder in Versailles, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Martinette "Nettie" Viley and Lewis J. Witherspoon of Woodford Co. KY. The Estate of Cora Jane Spiller, Bowling Green, Kentucky. Condition: Overall excellent condition.
• 33 PCS LOUISVILLE KY COIN SILVER, INCL.
  33 PCS LOUISVILLE KY COIN SILVER, INCL. HARRIS & LEMONThirty-three (33) pieces Louisville, Kentucky coin silver flatware, marks for James I. and James K. Lemon, Harris & Lemon, and Lemon & Kendrick. Includes 8 tablespoons, 1 dessert spoon, and 11 teaspoons, all with varying incuse marks for James Innes Lemon (1841-1858) and James I Lemon & Co. (1859-1865); 4 tablespoons and 4 teaspoons marked incuse for James K. Lemon, working 1877-1888; 1 teaspoon marked HARRIS & LEMON in banner for John C. Harris and James I. Lemon, working in partnership 1830-1831; and 1 tablespoon and 3 teaspoons marked LEMON & KENDRICK for James I Lemon and William Kendrick, working 1831-1841. Combined weight: 29.1 troy ounces. The Estate of Cora Jane Spiller, Bowling Green, Kentucky. Condition: 1 teaspoon and the Lemon & Kendrick tablespoon both have repaired tear to bowls and wear to end of bowls. Several other spoons exhibit dents and wear to tips of bowls and some wear to marks. Most pieces monogrammed.
• LOUISVILLE, KY COIN SILVER MUG & MARSHALL
  LOUISVILLE, KY COIN SILVER MUG & MARSHALL FLATWARE, 18 ...Kentucky coin silver mug marked for A.G. Medley, working Louisville, 1843-1848, and seventeen (17) pieces flatware marked for John C. Marshall, working Louisville 1836-1858+, eighteen (18) pieces total. 1st item: Octagonal cup with c-scroll handle and is monogrammed George Brown Lapping, with incuse stamp A.G. MEDLEY LOUISVILLE to underside. Undated, circa 1845. 3 1/2" H (including handle). 2nd-18th items: Seventeen (17) pieces Marshall flatware, including 10 dessert spoons, all monogrammed C or CS; 4 teaspoons with assorted monograms; 2 tablespoons; and 1 salt spoon with shell bowl, also with assorted monograms. Tablespoons, salt spoon and 2 teaspoons are stamped J.C. MARSHALL in rectangles on backs (1 of the 2 teaspoons has additional pseudo hallmarks). The remaining 2 teaspoons have incuse stamps MARSHELL LOUISVILLE with star and/or flower marks. Dessert spoons all have incuse stamps MARSHELL LOUISVILLE with pseudo hallmarks. Ranging in size from 4" to 9" L. Combined weight 18.71 troy ounces. The Estate of Cora Jane Spiller, Bowling Green, Kentucky. Condition: 1st item: 1/2" dent to side and a few deep scratches. 2nd-17th item: Flatware with various monograms and some wear to tips of some bowls, along with surface wear and scratching. 3 dessert spoons exhibit subtle repairs.
• HUDSON & DOLFINGER KY COIN SILVER JULEP
  HUDSON & DOLFINGER KY COIN SILVER JULEP CUPKentucky Coin Silver julep cup with lobed sides and scalloped, beaded rim, marked for Henry Hudson and Jacob Dolfinger, working Louisville, c. 1855-1858. 3 1/2" H. 5.130 troy ounces Estate of Judge John Nixon, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Overall very good condition with a few scattered areas of very slight dimpling, light scattered surface wear.
• 15 PCS. FRAZER KY COIN SILVER FLATWARE15
  15 PCS. FRAZER KY COIN SILVER FLATWARE15 pieces Kentucky coin silver flatware marked for Alexander Frazer (working Paris, 1799-1800 and Lexington, 1800-1810), Robert Frazer Sr. (working Paris, prior to 1799 and Lexington, 1799-1851), and Robert Frazer Jr. (working Lexington, 1800-1860+). Includes 1 salt shovel marked A FRAZER in rectangle; 2 coffin end teaspoons marked FRAZER in rectangles (marks are worn); 2 forks with shell pattern to handles and backs and 1 fiddle teaspoon marked R FRAZER in serrated rectangles; 1 sugar shell with incuse mark R.L. FRAZER PURE COIN ; and 1 gravy ladle and 7 teaspoons marked R FRAZER JR. in rectangles (teaspoons also have bust and lion pseudohallmarks). Ranging in size from 3 3/4" to 9 3/8" L. Combined weight: 15.07 oz troy. The Estate of Cora Jane Spiller, Bowling Green, Kentucky. Condition: Tablespoons have wear to tips of bowls and to marks. Salt shovel has worn ends but good distinct mark. R. Frazer teaspoon has spot of corrosion at end of handle. 1 Frazer Jr. teaspoon with small tear and several dents to bowl; other teaspoons and ladle with some wear (including to some marks) and minor dents. Most pieces monogrammed.
• KENTUCKY COIN SILVER PUNCH LADLE, SHARRARDKentucky
  KENTUCKY COIN SILVER PUNCH LADLE, SHARRARDKentucky coin silver punch or soup ladle with oval bowl, broad downturned fiddle handle with engraved monogram G. Stamped J.S. SHARRARD in rectangular cartouche for James S. Sharrard, working Shelbyville and Louisville, c. 1836-1880. 14 1/2" L. 8.100 troy ounces. Note: the Sharrard family of silversmiths worked in multiple locations between approximately 1836-1880, including Scott County, Paris, Shelbyville, Harrodsburg, Henderson, Louisville, and Princeton. The Collection of Michael and Peggy Mahoney, by descent from the historic homes of Clarkland Farm at Bryan's Station and Cherrycote, Lexington, Kentucky. Condition: Overall very good condition with general surface wear, some minor pitting to bowl edge and bowl.
• 3 ASA BLANCHARD KY COIN SILVER TABLESPOONSThree
  3 ASA BLANCHARD KY COIN SILVER TABLESPOONSThree (3) Kentucky coin silver tablespoons with plain fiddle handles, marked A. BLANCHARD in rectangles for Asa Blanchard, working Lexington circa 1808-1838, mark used c. 1820-1838 ref. Marquis Boultinghouse, SILVERSMITHS OF KENTUCKY, p. 299, minus the eagle mark). 2 spoons monogrammed W, 1 monogrammed WM; each spoon is of a slightly different form. All approximately 8 3/4" L, combined weight 5.93 oz troy. By descent in a Southern family to present consignor. Condition: Wear to tips of bowls, some general surface wear and scratching, overall good condition.