A few examples of appraisal values for
COIN FLATWARE

• LOT OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
  LOT OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN STERLING AND COIN FLATWARE Lot of English and American sterling and coin flatware, including (12) five o'clock spoons, Elkington & Co, Birmingham, circa 1925, each with an initial; (6) .925 fruit spoons with flower heads; (3) Gorham Chantilly teaspoons and a bonbon spoon; a Gorham Sovereign tea caddy spoon and two Cluny serving pieces; (2) sterling ladles; a coin silver ladle; a Scottish hatpin and a fig shaped spoon, both with colored "stones", total weighable 26.4 ozt [42 in total]
• 23 PCS STERLING AND COIN FLATWARE
  23 PCS STERLING AND COIN FLATWARE INC. MEMPHISGrouping of sterling silver and coin flatware, 23 pieces. 1st group: Sterling silver flatware, mostly vintage Gorham patterns, consisting of 9 dinner forks, 7 cream soup spoons, 2 teaspoons, and 2 demitasse spoons, 3-3/4" L to 7-1/2" L, 24.685 total oz troy. 2nd group: Three coin silver spoons including 2 Merriman tablespoons with tipt ends (attrib. James E. Merriman, working Memphis 1841-47 with Frederick H. Clark and from 1847-1860 and later on his own and in partnership with others), script monogram, 7-3/8" L and 1 G.A. Jones (Ohio, mid 19th century) tablespoon with reverse tipt end, script monogram, 8-3/4" L. 3.665 total oz troy. Condition: 1st group: Dinner forks with monogram. 2nd group: Fleabites on bowls of coin spoons.
• 10 PCS TIFFANY, GORHAM, ETC.
  10 PCS TIFFANY, GORHAM, ETC. FLATWARE10 pcs late 19th century sterling and coin flatware. Includes: Whiting Ice Cream slice in the Oval Twist pattern (c. 1880) with elaborate 3 part monogram to blade; 1 Gorham Cluny pattern ladle (circa 1883), 7-1/4"L, 1 coin silver ladle or berry spoon (circa 1865) with shell bowl and engraved handle, marked Coin with horse/chevron pseudohallmark and P. Fries retailer mark, 8"L; 1 Gorham Colonial pattern cake knife (circa 1885) with engraved blade, 10-5/8"L; 3 Tiffany Broom Corn pattern teaspoons (Moore directorship mark); and 3 Tiffany Chrysanthemum pattern teaspoons (Moore directorship mark). 21.01 oz troy. Condition: All pieces in very good condition.
• 6 CALHOUN NASHVILLE SPOONS PLUS 6
  6 CALHOUN NASHVILLE SPOONS PLUS 6 FORKS12 W. H. Calhoun coin flatware items - 6 coin silver teaspoons with fiddle tipt handles, marked "W.H. Calhoun Nashville" (incuse marks, some double-struck), monogram LBW, 5-3/4"L, circa 1855, and 6 forks with threaded pointed oval handles marked "W. H. Calhoun" (incuse retailer mark) with additional pseudohallmark mark P-star-S for maker (Polhamus & Strong, working New York, 1859-1863) and monogram A.A. Page, 7-1/2"L, circa 1865. According to Tennessee Silversmiths by Benjamin H. Caldwell, Jr., William Henry Calhoun made and later retailed silver in Nashville from 1835 until his death in 1865 and was perhaps Nashville's most prolific silversmith. Combined weight 13.99 oz troy. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Very good condition with minor small dents to spoon bowls.
• AMERICAN STERLING AND COIN
  AMERICAN STERLING AND COIN SILVER, 32 PCS.American Sterling and Coin Silver, including candelabras, candlesticks, and flatware, 32 items total. 1st-2nd items: Pair of Hamilton sterling silver convertible 3 light candelabras, gadroon border, weighted. 15 3/8" H. 3rd-4th items: Pair International Silver Co. "Spring Glory" pattern sterling silver candlesticks, floral pattern on bottom rim, weighted. 3 3/4"H. 5th item: Fisher Silversmiths, Inc. sterling silver bud vase, weighted. Inscribed "Girls Cotillion 1951", footed base. 6" H. 6th item: Duchin Creations sterling silver etched glass bud vase, weighted. 9 1/2" H. 7th-12th items: Grouping of coin flatware including 3 Edward and David Kinsey coin silver tablespoons ( 8 1/2" L), and 3 coin silver demitasse spoons, unmarked (5 1/4"L). 13th-32nd items: Grouping of sterling silver flatware including 6 William B. Durgin Co. tablespoons (7 1/4" L), 8 International Silver Co. teaspoons, 6 "Brandon" pattern (5 3/4" L), 2 "Abbottsford" pattern ( 5 7/8" L), 3 Saart Brothers salt spoons (2 3/8" L), 1 Paye and Baker Manufacturing Co. souvenir spoon (5 1/8" L), and a 2-piece carving set, marked Sterling, (9"-10 1/4" L). 19.87 total weighable troy ounces. All items early/mid 20th century. Provenance: Private collection, Knoxville, TN. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: Most pieces show light wear consistent with use. Most flatware is monogrammed. 5th item: Dents, largest 1/4", surface of vase.
• NINE PIECES CHARLESTON COIN
  NINE PIECES CHARLESTON COIN FLATWARE, EWAN FAMILYSouth Carolina, mid 19th century, all downturned fiddle handle, eight John Ewan (working 1823-1852): two serving spoon; one table/dessert spoon with sheaf of wheat; five matching teaspoons, one fork with marks for William H. Ewan (working 1849-1859), all with pseudo hallmarks, 9.73 oz. T., 6 in. to 8-3/4 in. Condition: most spoons with loss to bowls, lost to times, all with wear
• COIN SILVER: THIRTY-ONE PIECES OF
  COIN SILVER: THIRTY-ONE PIECES OF ASSORTED 19TH C. COIN FLATWARE AND SERVINGWARE INCLUDING PUNCH LADLE AND TONGS, MOSTLY AMERICAN MA...COIN SILVER: Thirty-one pieces of assorted 19th C. coin flatware and servingware including punch ladle and tongs, mostly American makers, most with maker's stamp verso, makers include: W. Riggins; Savage; Smith & Chamberlain, Salem; F. Curtis & Co.; Warrington; J. Hansell; M.M & Co.; Bigelow & Brothers; N. Harding; N. E. Crittenden; A. Munger; I. Attken; J. J. Low; "HGH", etc., some pieces with marks rubbed illegible, several pieces with breaks and loss, all pieces with wear consistent with age and use including dents, bends, etc., all sold as found, largest (punch ladle): 13 3/4" l. [Total Weight: 21.2 ozt. tw.]
• SILVER: SORESON, COHR, ETC.
  SILVER: SORESON, COHR, ETC. STERLING AND COIN FLATWARE, THIRTY-EIGHT PIECES, SERVING PIECES AND SMALL DISHES, INCLUDING: SORENSEN SM...SILVER: Soreson, Cohr, etc. sterling and coin flatware, thirty-eight pieces, serving pieces and small dishes, including: Sorensen small salad set of fork and spoon, sterling handles with stainless steel appendages, 7 1/4" l.; eight dinner knives with '830' handles and stainless steel blades, 8" l.; ten Danish '826' teaspoons by different makers; four small sterling salad forks with "B. Orshes" maker's mark; three serving spoons with oval bowl, 7 1/4" l.; and thirteen pieces of coin silver marked "830 S" including seven Kroner coin wedding dishes with '830' marked sides, coins of unknown purity, 3" diam., and six demitasse spoons, all pieces with wear consistent with age and use. [11.95 ozt tw of weighable sterling/ 11.6 ozt of 830 silver including Kroner coins/ 5 ozt tw of estimate pieces with ss appendages.]
• ESTATE GORHAM STERLING SILVER &
  ESTATE GORHAM STERLING SILVER & COIN FLATWARE SET United States,19-20th CenturyMonogrammed set of Gorham sterling silver flatware and a group of 7 coin silver spoons, a curled baby spoon and a knife. Weight of sterling 57 Ozt., coin 3.7 Ozt. (knives figured at .5 Ozt.)
• COLLECTION BRIGHT-CUT STERLING &
  COLLECTION BRIGHT-CUT STERLING & COIN FLATWARE Bright-cut including two sauce ladles, sugar sifter, five serving spoons, lettuce fork, tart server, sugar spoon, nine teaspoons, three demitasse spoons, sugar tongs, two master butter knives, three-piece youth set, fork, two salt spoons, mustard spoon, jelly server, pickle fork, three fruit forks, one other spoon; two coin silver table spoons; four sterling butter knives and a Stieff sauce ladle, 38.60 ozt., weighable silver.
• Sterling and Coin Flatware Plus
  Sterling and Coin Flatware Plus 20th century. An assembled group of sterling silver and coin flatware including four sterling julep drinking straws marked Sterling/925/RM one sterling muddler marked Dansk/Sterling/Denmark one sterling cheese slicer marked COHR Sterling Denmark one sterling small cheese knife marked for Towle Silversmiths one coin silver cake server marked C.M.Tweksbury / Pure Coin PLUS one cheese knife unmarked; cake server lg. 8.75 in. silver wt. 4.03ozt (125.5g).
• Large Group Misc. Sterling & Coin
  Large Group Misc. Sterling & Coin Flatware 46 pcs. 24 ozt. (weight not including coin) Provenance: The Thomas Buechner E
• Six pieces Marquand coin
  Six pieces Marquand coin flatware, most marked "F. MARQUAND." (1825), (Frederick Marquand, Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826; New York City 1830-1838): five teaspoons, all with monograms, 5-7/8 in., good condition ; dessert spoon, monogram, 7 in., minor wear .
• Three pieces Marquand coin
  Three pieces Marquand coin flatware: Kings style pattern, marked "FM" (Frederick Marquand, Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826; New York City 1830-1838): tablespoon, "T" monogram, date mark for 1825, 8-3/4 in., tip wear ; teaspoon, pseudo hallmarks "W", "J" monogram, 5-3/4 in.; teaspoon with date mark for 1821, 5-3/4 in., removed monogram, wear to tip . All with light scratches, some wear.
• Six pieces Marquand coin
  Six pieces Marquand coin flatware, all with fiddle handles, shell decoration, and marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826; New York City 1830-1838): teaspoon, 1825, inscribed "Lloyd", 5-1/2 in.; teaspoon, 1822, monogrammed "MTC", 5-3/4 in.; dessert, 1822, monogrammed "ACL", 6-3/4 in.; ladle, 1825, monogrammed "PD", 6 in.; fork, 1825, monogrammed "WPC", 8-1/4 in.; serving spoon, 1822, 8-1/2 in. All with wear.
• 35 pieces silver flatware: 18
  35 pieces silver flatware: 18 assembled pieces fiddle style coin flatware (one sterling), various makers, some with monograms: 11 forks 7 in. to 7-3/4 in., six spoons 6 in. to 7 in., tine loss, light scratches ; ladle, Colonial by Gorham, monogram, 12-1/2 in.; 13 pieces Kings pattern by Wallace: ten 9 in. knives and three-piece carving set, 10-1/2 in. to 14-1/2 in., blades probably replaced on knives ; three pieces coin silver: condiment ladle, fork and spoon. Various monograms, scratches, small dents.
• Rare set Fletcher & Gardiner coin
  Rare set Fletcher & Gardiner coin flatware: fiddle handles, shell decoration, marked "F&G" (Fletcher & Gardiner, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1810; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, working 1815-1822), monogrammed "R", 153.8 oz.T., (76 pieces). (Matches previous lot) 12 -- 8-1/8 in. forks 24 – 5-15/16 in. teaspoons 14 – 9-1/16 in. tablespoons, one with repaired split 24 – 7-5/8 in. oval soups 2 – 4-1/4 in. master salt spoons 76 – Total Wear to tips. Formerly the Estate of the Late Mary Hunter Rotch, New Bedford, Massachusetts; A Newport, Rhode Island Estate
• Fletcher & Gardiner coin
  Fletcher & Gardiner coin flatware, fiddle handles, shell decoration, marked "F&G" (Fletcher & Gardiner, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1810; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, working 1815-1822), "R" monogram, 50.94 oz.T., six 8 in. forks, ten 9 in. spoons, two 4-1/2 in. salt spoons, (18 pieces). Wear to tips. Formerly the Estate of the Late Mary Hunter Rotch, New Bedford, Massachusetts
• Eight pieces Charleston coin
  Eight pieces Charleston coin flatware: teaspoon, tongs, ladle by Hayden & Gregg; two dessert spoons, serving spoon by William Gregg; teaspoon, serving spoon by John Ewan, most with monogram; detailed list available.