Kentucky Coin Silver Mint JulepKentucky Coin Silver Mint Julep American, 19th century, tapering sid
Kentucky Coin Silver Mint JulepKentucky Coin Silver Mint Julep American, 19th century, tapering sides, strapped band top and bottom, marks for John B. Akin, (Danville, Kentucky, working 1850-1860) retailer; P. L. Krider, Philadelphia (working 1850-1903), no monogram, 4.9 oz. T., 4 x 3-1/4 in.,
TWO KENTUCKY COIN SILVER JULEPS,TWO KENTUCKY COIN SILVER JULEPS, JOHN KITTS AND MARK SC...both with tapering side with bead border, one with marks for John Kitts (Louisville, Kentucky, working 1836-1878), monogram; one with marks for Mark J. Scearce/Wakefield-Scearce Gallery (Shelbyville, Kentucky, working 1947-Present, and "LBJ" (Lyndon B. Johnson), both approx. 3-3/4 in., 10.15 oz. T.
Condition:
Scearce with several dents, both with light scratches and wear
SILVER COINSilver CoinSILVER COINSilver Coin
Three silver mint juleps: one coinThree silver mint juleps: one coin silver with tapered sides, stepped border, marked "William Kendrick" (Louisville, Kentucky, working 1824-1880), probably retailer, also marked "PLK/STANDARD" (Peter L. Krider, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1850), probably maker, 3-1/2 x 3-1/4 in., dents, scratches ; two by Mark J. Scearce (Shelbyville, Kentucky, working 1947 to present), both from presidential series, Harry Truman, 3-5/8 x 3-1/8 in., good condition , 13.50 oz.T. The Estate of the Late John Boone, Owensboro, Kentucky
AMERICAN COIN SILVER GOBLET BYAMERICAN COIN SILVER GOBLET BY JOHN KITTS. Circa 1859; Louisville KY. With floral repouss? decoration; inscribed ''JE by EM'' - 5 oz. 2 dwt.; 6 1/4 in. high.
Kentucky Coin Silver Spoons LouisvilleKentucky Coin Silver Spoons Louisville KY ca 1831-1880 six coin silver table spoons marked Wm. Kendrick for William Kendrick (1810-1880); lg. 8 in. silver wt. 11.94ozt (371.5g). Property of Caswell and Sara Lane Condition: Monogrammed.
TWO KENTUCKY COIN SILVER JULEPSLouisville,TWO KENTUCKY COIN SILVER JULEPSLouisville, mid 19th century, tapering sides, reeded border top and bottom, no monograms, marks for William Kendrick (Louisville, Kentucky, working 1831-1880), 10.92 oz. T., 3-7/8 in.
Provenance: Private Charleston Collection
Condition:
light wear
13 PCS. KENTUCKY COIN SILVER INC.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.
Southern Coin Silver Seal Kentucky,Southern Coin Silver Seal Kentucky, mid 19th century, tapering handle with engraved foliate decoration, floral seal, marks for "W Kendrick" (possibly William Kendrick, Louisville, Kentucky, working 1831-1880), no monogram, 2-1/2 x 1 in.,
Kentucky coin silver goblet, beadedKentucky coin silver goblet, beaded border, inscription "South-Western/Agricultural and Mechanical/Association/1855", maker "John Kitts", "Louisville KY" (working 1836-1878), 8.11 oz.T., 7 x 3-1/2 in. Rough interior seam, bowl with hammered and spun marks, dents, scratches, rough edge on base rim.
PR COIN SILVER GOBLETS, KY HISTORYPairPR COIN SILVER GOBLETS, KY HISTORYPair of Coin Silver Goblets, round bowls with band of gadrooning at rims, over a stem flaring to a round base, raised on a short foot decorated with a floral band. Hand hammered interiors. No maker's mark. Both monogrammed HAIDEN TRIGG CURD (born Barren County, Ky, 1804-d. Louisville, 1858 or 1859, one of the earliest directors of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, and the Bank of Kentucky). Provenance: by descent to a Nashville collection. 5 5/8" H and 5 3/8" H. 12.0 oz troy. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com)
Condition:
One goblet has been crushed down at the foot ring, making it shorter than the other; the second goblet has a flattening dent at the side of the foot ring, both with other minor scratches and dents.
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.
Pair Kentucky coin silver juleps:Pair Kentucky coin silver juleps: round, tapering sides, stepped borders, no monogram, marked "John B. Akin/Danville/Ky." (working 1850-1860+) probably retailer, also marked "P.L.K./STANDARD" (Peter L. Krider, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1850), probably maker, 10.12 oz.T., 3-1/2 x 3-1/4 in. One with repaired rim. Private Collection, Lexington, Kentucky
SET OF SEVEN COINS SILVER SPOONS,SET OF SEVEN COINS SILVER SPOONS, JOHN KITTS & CO.Kentucky, mid 19th century, oval and foliate handles, gilt bowls, no monograms, marks for John Kitts & Co. (Louisville, Kentucky, working 1859-1864), 3.48 oz. T., 5 in.
Provenance: Private Property from a New Orleans Collection
Condition:
minor wear, good tips
Kendrick Louisville Coin SilverKendrick Louisville Coin Silver Julep Cup Kentucky a coin silver julep cup marked W. Kendrick / Louisville for William Kendrick (1810-1880); ht. 3.75 in. silver weight 4.73ozt (147g). Condition: Monogrammed.
American coin silver ladle JohnAmerican coin silver ladle John Kitts Louisville KY 3rd quarter 19th century; 12 3/4 in. L.; 6.05 ozt. Estimate $ 150-250 Monogram ''EDM''
Kentucky coin silver ladle, roundKentucky coin silver ladle, round upturned tipt fiddle handle, pointed fins, oval bowl, marked "Kitts" (John Kitts, Louisville, Kentucky, working 1836-1878), monogram "ERR", 13-1/4 in. Light scratches.
PAIR COIN SILVER SALTS AND KITTSPAIR 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.
7 SPEARS KY COIN SILVER SPOONSSeven7 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.
KY COIN SILVER TONGS AND COIN SILVERKY 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.
Pair Kentucky coin silver juleps:Pair Kentucky coin silver juleps: round, tapering sides, reeded border, marked "John B. Akin/Danville/Ky." (working 1850-1860+) probably retailer, also marked "P.L.K./STANDARD" (Peter L. Krider, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1850), probably maker, monogram "WAC" on base, 9.38 oz.T., 3-1/2 x 3-1/4 in. Both with numerous dents, several base rim dents, scratches. The Estate of the Late William L. Montague, Jr., Lookout Mountain, Tennessee
COIN SILVER GRAVY LADLE, J. & C.COIN SILVER GRAVY LADLE, J. & C. SNYDERKentucky Coin Silver Gravy Ladle , James C. and George W. Snyder Jr., Paris, KY, wc. 1845-1848, marked "J & C. SNYDER" in rectangle, fiddle handle, l. 8 3/4 in . Ref.: Boultinghouse, Marquis. Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900. pp. 254-255, near identical ladle ill. p. 255, pl. 72, mark ill. p. 307, no. 152c
Nine Kentucky Coin Silver SpoonsNine Kentucky Coin Silver Spoons American, 19th century, upturned tipt front shaped fiddle handle, pointed fins, marks for William Kendrick (Louisville, Kentucky, working 1831-1880), monogram, 8.09 oz.T., 7 in.,
PURE SILVER "KINGS EDITION" 6 SILVERPURE SILVER "KINGS EDITION" 6 SILVER COINS BY PCS Pure silver. 999 commemorative coins in set "THE KINGS EDITION" consisting of Lincoln, Roosevelt, Jefferson, Washington, Kennedy, and Elvis set 122/1000 with paper work and original box. Each coin weighs 8 toz, total 48 toz.
COIN SILVER LADLE. Marked forCOIN SILVER LADLE. Marked for Edward and David Kinsey Cincinnati Ohio 1835-1850. Fiddle handle engraved ''Elizabeth''. Dings on bowl. 13''l. Approximately 5.5 ozt.
KENTUCKY COIN SILVER JULEP CUP,KENTUCKY COIN SILVER JULEP CUP, JAMES S. SHARRARDKentucky, mid 19th century, tapering sides with reeded band at top and bottom, no monogram, marks for James S. Sharrard (Georgetown, working 1838-1839; Paris, working 1840; Shelbyville, working 1841-1856; Henderson, working 1859-1863; and Louisville, working 1863-1880), 4.41 oz. T., 3-1/2 in.
Condition:
bents rims, small dents, light scratches, and wear
KENTUCKY COIN SILVER MINT JULEPKENTUCKY COIN SILVER MINT JULEP CUP, JOHN KITTSLouisville, mid 19th century, tapering side with bead border, no monogram, marks for John Kitts (Louisville, Kentucky, working 1836-1878), 5.64 oz. T., 4 in.
Provenance: Private Property from a New Orleans Collection
Condition:
light scratches
Set of 12 Kentucky Coin SilverSet of 12 Kentucky Coin Silver Spoons Louisville, 19th century, shaped fiddle handles, rounded fins, marks for W. Kendrick/Louisville (working 1831-1880), monogrammed "LML", 20.59 oz.T., 8-5/8 in.,
KENTUCKY COIN SILVER MASTER BUTTERKENTUCKY COIN SILVER MASTER BUTTER KNIFEKentucky Coin Silver Master Butter Knife, Asa Blanchard, Lexington, wc. 1808-1838, marked "A. Blanchard" in rectangle, l. 7 3/4 in. Ref.: Boultinghouse, Marquis. Silversmiths of Kentucky, 1785-1900, pp. 69-74 and 299. A similar butter knife is illustrated p. 73, pl. 43.
SILVER BENJAMIN KENNEDY WASHINGTONSILVER BENJAMIN KENNEDY WASHINGTON COIN GROUP United States,20th CenturyIncludes thirty 50 cent Standing Liberty coins, forty-three 50 cent Benjamin Franklin coins, six 50 cent Kennedy 1964 coins, nine 25 cent silver Washington coins, three 1 dollar face coins, and fifteen 50 cent Kennedy Clad coins. Total $52.25
Pair Kentucky coin silver cups:Pair Kentucky coin silver cups: round, shaped sides, footed base, grape and vine decoration, marked "H. HUDSON . LOUISVILLE" (Henry Hudson, Louisville, Kentucky, working 1841-1856), no monogram, 5.38 oz.T., 3-3/4 x 2-3/4 in. Several dents, light scratches, one rim dent. Elva Needles Antiques, Kansas City, Missouri; The Estate of the Late William L. Montague, Jr., Lookout Mountain, Tennessee
9-COORS LIGHT SILVER BULLET COINS9-COORS LIGHT SILVER BULLET COINS 16 G .999 Each "Tap the Rockies" .999 silver coin is 16 grams or a total of 4.629 grams.
15 LOUISVILLE, KY COIN SILVER SPOONS1515 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.
KENNEDY SILVER COIN COLLECTIONKENNEDY SILVER COIN COLLECTION In a presentation case, 2-1964, 6-40% and Bicentennial San Francisco mint silver quarter.
42 PCS. ASSD. COIN SILVER FLATWARE,42 PCS. ASSD. COIN SILVER FLATWARE, ATTR. KYGroup of 42 pieces assorted coin silver flatware, including pieces attributed to Kentucky makers and retailers. Includes 1 dessert spoon marked J. HICKMAN in script in rectangle; 6 tablespoons and 3 dessert spoons marked A.D. RUFF incuse (1 repaired); 2 tablespoons and 1 condiment ladle marked RIECKEL incuse (repair to condiment ladle); 1 dessert spoon marked A. ANDERSON DANVILLE KY incuse; 1 large table or serving spoon marked REEVES in rectangle; 1 tablespoon marked E.L.M & CO B.G. KY (tip of bowl significantly worn); 3 dessert spoons marked Chapin with additional marks for Hotchkiss & Snyder of NY; 1 dessert spoon marked H. McC incuse; 1 teaspoon marked G. HARBOTTLE AUBURN incuse, with pseudohallmarks; 1 teaspoon marked B. SETTLE in cartouche (wear and significant denting, possible repair); 1 teaspoon marked _DICKINSON in serrated rectangle (possible repair); 1 teaspoon marked H. HYMAN RHD in serrated rectangle (repair, denting); 2 forks marked WM E SHORT COIN incuse; 2 tablespoons marked GEO. RICHTER incuse; 3 teaspoons and 2 salt spoons in the King's pattern, marked F. YEISER incuse; 2 teaspoons marked JIC THOMPSON / LANCASTER KY incuse; 1 teaspoon marked PL REESE in rectangle; 2 teaspoons marked PL REESE & BRO incuse, 1 teaspoon marked WM REESE incuse with pseudohallmarks; 1 teaspoon marked A SHIRE in rounded rectangle (small tear to bowl); 1 fork with rounded engraved handle marked GEORGE SHARP incuse, with pseudohallmarks; and 1 teaspoon marked --RRITT in rectangle (likely for Samuel Wherritt). Ranging in size from 4" to 8 1/8" L. Combined weight: 37.19 oz troy.
The Estate of Cora Jane Spiller, Bowling Green, Kentucky.
Condition:
Most items monogrammed, with wear, scattered dents/scratches, some repaired (see item description for specifics).