A few examples of appraisal values for
COIN SILVER CUP

• NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS COIN SILVER
  NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS COIN SILVER CUPNewburyport, Massachusetts coin silver cup, ca. 1815 , bearing the touch of Theophilis Bradbury, 3 3/8" h., 2.7 ozt. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• TWO NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS COIN
  TWO NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS COIN SILVER CUPSTwo Newburyport, Massachusetts coin silver cups, mid 19th c. , bearing the touch of Joseph Moulton IV, one inscribed From Robert Rand to Mary Rand , 3 1/2" h. and 3 3/4" h., 7.6 ozt. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• COIN SILVER CUP AND VASECoin silver
  COIN SILVER CUP AND VASECoin silver cup and vase, 10.88 ozt. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• TWO AMERICAN COIN SILVER CUPS. Mid-19th
  TWO AMERICAN COIN SILVER CUPS. Mid-19th century. Gelston & Treadwell, New York footed cup. Engraved and flower decorated foot. 3.5"h. Footed cup engraved with decoration. Marked "LC". Monogrammed. 3.75"h. Various wear and dents. Approximately 7 ozt.
• ELEVEN STERLING & COIN SILVER CUPS,
  ELEVEN STERLING & COIN SILVER CUPS, mid 19th century/early 20th century, various makers including Tiffany & Co., floral sprays surrounding a central engraved cartouche, ht. 3 3/4, Samuel Kirk, two floral repousse registers, ht. 3 3/4, Baily and Co., beaded rim, foliate repousse to body Greek key border on foot, ht. 4.75 in., approx. 49.45 total troy oz.
• AMERICAN COIN SILVER CUP BY PETER KRIDER,
  AMERICAN COIN SILVER CUP BY PETER KRIDER, PHILADELPHIA, CONTINENTAL 800 SILVER INDIVIDUAL TEAPOT AND ENGLISH 820 SILVER JUDAIC SUGAR CASTER American pure coin silver footed cup, ca. 1860's, with "S" scroll handle, lobed and floral scroll design, 4 ?"T x 4 ¼"L, marked with "pure coin" and *P.L.K.* hallmark for Peter Krider, Philadelphia underneath. Continental 800 silver individual teapot with hinged dome lid and pinecone finial, arabesque and floral design, palm leaf motif on lid and bottom, 4"T x 6" 3 ½", on tripod scroll feet. English 820 silver sugar caster with baluster finial, chased floral scroll design, 6 ?"T, marked with Menorah, and England underneath. Total weight 14.69 toz.
• AMERICAN COIN SILVER CUP BY HADDOCK,
  AMERICAN COIN SILVER CUP BY HADDOCK, LINCOLN & FOSS, BOSTON, CA. 1859-68 3 ¾" x 4 ?" x 2 ?" Rounded cup with beaded rim, "S" scroll handle, stepped foot, hand chased scroll and floral design with central cartouche. Marked with Haddock, Lincoln & Foss, Boston and Corn underneath. Weighs 4.0 toz.
• A (LOT OF 7) AESTHETIC MOVEMENT STERLING
  A (LOT OF 7) AESTHETIC MOVEMENT STERLING CUPS, MOSTLY 19TH CENTURY A (lot of 7) Aesthetic Movement sterling cups, mostly 19th Century: (4) Gorham cups with date marks 1890, 1894 and 1895; (2) English sterling cups, one by George John Richards, Queen Victoria, year 1847, city of London; a Thomas & Willowby, NY coin silver cup and an International hammered cup, the largest 4"h, 19.8 toz
• GORHAM COIN SILVER CUPDESCRIPTION: An
  GORHAM COIN SILVER CUPDESCRIPTION: An antique Gorham coin silver cup with double circular and sphere adorned details. Hallmarked: "80, Coin" CIRCA: 19th Cent. ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 5" x D: 7" (Total Weight: 266 Grams) Have a similar item to sell? Contact: Info@Akibaantiques.com. CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Have a similar item to sell? Contact: Info@Akibaantiques.com.
• MERRIMAN TN COIN SILVER CUPMemphis,
  MERRIMAN TN COIN SILVER CUPMemphis, Tennessee coin silver cup, round bellied form with plain, slightly flared rim and spreading footring, marked Merriman in rectangle on underside (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). Monogrammed across front: "Anne J. Howe from E. Howe". 3-1/4"H, 4.78 oz troy. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Footring does not sit completely flat; a few scattered small dents. Very small tear to bottom.
• 2 COIN SILVER CUPS, NY AND BOSTON1st
  2 COIN SILVER CUPS, NY AND BOSTON1st item: Boston coin silver beaker with molded rim and footring and swelling sides, monogrammed Julia Lamberd Jamison on one side and HW, DFS and Jacob Smith on other side, marked on bottom Baldwin & Jones in rectangle (Jabez Baldwin and John Jones, working Boston, circa 1813). 2nd item: New York coin silver cup, unusual leaf and bead design on handle, Rococo Revival style repousse floral cartouche design to body (monogrammed E.R.E.) raised on a finely gadrooned and molded foot. Marked C C & D in diamond (Charters, Cann & Dunn, working New York circa 1850), along with an arm and hammer and animal pseudohallmark and the stamped number 962. Combined weight: 6.47 oz troy. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Very good condition.
• NEW ORLEANS COIN SILVER CUP, KUCHLERNew
  NEW ORLEANS COIN SILVER CUP, KUCHLERNew Orleans, Louisiana coin silver cup, Christopher Kuchler for Hyde & Goodrich. Beaded rim and footring with floral repousse cartouche at the front of body, monogrammed HLL(?), and C scroll handle. Marked on base "Hyde & Goodrich / Manufacturers / New Orleans " with K in cartouche mark for Christopher Kuchler (working New Orleans, 1852-1870). 3-1/2"H, 3.83 oz troy. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Some small dents to lower section of cup, polish residue (and possible denting) to centers of flowers, expected wear.
• PROFILET NATCHEZ COIN SILVER MUGAntebellum
  PROFILET NATCHEZ COIN SILVER MUGAntebellum Natchez, Mississippi retailed coin silver cup or mug with beaded rim and footring, C -scroll handle, marked on underside in rectangle "E. Profilet" (Emile Profilet, b. 1801-d.1868, working New Orleans, Louisiana c. 1822, Natchez, Mississippi 1823-1868). Additional three part mark for William Gale & Son of New York, date 1854, and incuse large letter A. Inscription on front reads "W.H. Wells 1874 / Robert Leland Wells 1912 / John Laskey Wells 1943. 3-1/2"H, 3.71 oz troy. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: A few scattered small dents measuring 1/4" or less.
• 2 CLARK TN COIN SILVER CUPSPair of Memphis,
  2 CLARK TN COIN SILVER CUPSPair of Memphis, Tennessee coin silver cups or small mugs, both with faceted sides and flared rims, plain C-form handles; both marked F.H. Clark & Co and Memphis in separate rectangles (Memphis is italicized; attr. Frederick Harvey Clark, working Memphis circa 1850-d.1866 as F.H. Clark & Co.). One cup is monogrammed on front "Alice Clare" and the other, "M.A. Rawlings". 3-1/4"H. 8.92 oz troy combined weight. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Rawlings cup has deep interior scratch and several dents to one side; the other has some light wear and scattered small dents but is in overall very good condition.
• T. GOWDEY NASHVILLE COIN SILVER CUPNashville,
  T. GOWDEY NASHVILLE COIN SILVER CUPNashville, Tennessee retailed coin silver mug or cup with repousse floral design, monogrammed "Lula" in cartouche, with beaded lip and slightly raised beaded footring, acanthus decorated C-shaped handle. Incuse mark "T. Gowdy" (Thomas Gowdey, b. 1795, working Nashville, 1825-d. 1863). Note: the misspelling on Gowdy's name in this mark, and on other Gowdey pieces, suggests they were made out of state and retailed in Nashville. 4"H, 3.885 oz troy. Circa 1850. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Handle has been re-soldered and cup repaired (patched) at the joint; several small scattered dents to body and footring.
• 2 COIN SILVER CUPS PLUS LADLEGroup of
  2 COIN SILVER CUPS PLUS LADLEGroup of three coin silver and early sterling items. 1st item: Wood & Hughes (Working New York, 1845-1899), silver ladle, marked sterling, 13" L. 9.97 oz troy. 2nd item: Schohay & Ludwig, Philadelphia, PA (1867-1873) coin silver small mug with scroll handle and embossed cartouche of moth with two floral sprays, beaded base and lip, engraved, 3 1/2" H. Late 19th century. 3rd item: Coin silver mug with scroll handle, plain body and beading at base and lip, engraved, unmarked. 3 3/4" H. Likely American, Mid-19th century. Two coin items: 7.645 oz troy. Provenance: Property of a private Kansas collection. Condition: Minor surface scratches to three items. Small bend on base of smaller mug. Scattered minor dents in larger mug.
• GOWDEY TN COIN SILVER CUPNashville,
  GOWDEY TN COIN SILVER CUPNashville, Tennessee retailed coin silver mug or cup with repousse floral design and vacant central cartouche, molded lip and slightly raised footring. Incuse mark "T. Gowdy" (Thomas Gowdey, b. 1795, working Nashville, 1825-d. 1863). Note: the misspelling on Gowdy's name in this mark, and on other Gowdey pieces, suggests they were made elsewhere and retailed in Nashville. 4-1/8"H, 3.62 oz troy. Circa 1850. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Handle has been repaired/resoldered, otherwise very good condition.
• 3 COIN SILVER CUPS INC. MERRIMAN, CLARK3
  3 COIN SILVER CUPS INC. MERRIMAN, CLARK3 coin silver cups or mugs. 1st item: Large octagonal mug with repousse fruit and floral designs and central cartouche engraved "To My Namesake Eliza Clark," marked on underside F.H. Clark & Co / Memphis in separate rectangles (Frederick Harvey Clark, working Memphis circa 1850-d. 1866 as F.H. Clark & Co.), 3-1/2"H. 2nd item: Small cup, likely a child's cup, with wide band of applied floral relief decoration, monogrammed L.F., marked F.H. Clark in rectangle. 2"H. 3rd item: Cup of tapered cylindrical form with engine turned design to body, Rococo style handle, front cartouche inscribed "N.P. McLemore to M.E. Thrift." Marked on underside Merriman in rectangle (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), along with a horse head pseudohallmark attrib. James Watts, Philadelphia. 3"H. 9.08 oz troy combined weight. 3"H. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: 2nd cup has repaired 1/4" tear at rim and significant denting to upper and lower edge. Other cups in overall excellent condition with minor dents and light scratching.
• A. RASCH COIN SILVER CUP, STEAMBOAT
  A. RASCH COIN SILVER CUP, STEAMBOAT HISTORYAnthony Rasch coin silver beaker or small liquor cup, marked ".RASCH" in rectangle (mark partially rubbed, attributed to Anthony Rasch, working New Orleans, 1821-d. 1858). Double threaded rim, plain sides tapering to a foot with band of gadrooning over molded outer edge. Seamed construction. Inscription reads "H.R.W. Hill to L.(or S).M. Barner 1828". Note: according to oral history, this small liquor cup was given by Henry (Harry) Rufus Willie Hill (1793-1853), a steamboat builder and cotton and sugar merchant with plantations in Louisiana and Middle Tennessee, to Steamboat Captain Sterling Barner (1792-1862) in appreciation for getting him from Tennessee to New Orleans in record time. Barner was the Captain of the second steamboat ever to reach Nashville, Tenn. in 1820. He was considered to be one of the best pilots of the early days. He married Sarah Jane West of Nashville in 1838. 2.475 oz troy, 2-3/4"H. Provenance: Private Arkansas Collection. Condition: Later engraving; dents and small solder repair to underside, scattered small dents to sides, dent with small tear to rim.
• GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL COIN SILVER CUPGeorgia
  GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL COIN SILVER CUPGeorgia Agricultural coin silver cup with C form handle, flared rim with beaded decoration, bulbous base with band of bright-cut decoration and flared, molded foot;. the body with engraved central cartouche "Georgia Agricultural Soc. to" (no recipient listed). Incuse retailer mark on base "L H Wing Macon GA" (retailed by Levi H. Wing, Macon, GA, 1865-1871), with maker's marks for Albert Coles of New York. 4"H overall. 4.465 oz troy. Provenance: Property of a private Kansas collection. Condition: Scattered small dents, especially to foot. Possible solder repair at base of handle. Does not sit perfectly straight.
• ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA COIN SILVER CUP,
  ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA COIN SILVER CUP, ADAM , POLK HISTO...Virginia coin silver beaker or julep cup, base marked "J. ADAM ALEXa" for John Adam (1775-1848) working Alexandria, VA, c. 1796-1798, 1801-1848. Inscribed "WP to Jennie" to base near mark, possibly William Polk to Jenny Bell Yeatman. 3 1/4" H x 2 7/8" W. 4.25 oz troy. Provenance: The estate of Jean A. Yeatman and Harry C. Yeatman, formerly of Hamilton Place Plantation (near Columbia, Tennessee). (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: 2 dents to body. Cup slightly mis-shapen at base.
• 4 CUPS INC. COIN, STERLING, FRENCHGroup
  4 CUPS INC. COIN, STERLING, FRENCHGroup of 4 cups with American, English and French marks. 1st item: American coin silver cup with C-scroll handle, gadrooned rim and base, chased and repousse scroll and floral decoration with center cartouche (enclosing a worn monogram) and stepped foot. Maker's mark on base for John L. Westervelt (working Newberg, NY, mid 19th century). 4" H to top of handle, 3.32 oz troy. 2nd item: French 1st standard silver beaker, mark for Armand Gross (Paris, France, working circa 1893 and later), with impressed anthemion and laurel frieze. Engraved monogram "Carlos". 3" H. 2.755 oz troy. 3rd item: Silver child's cup with incised C-shaped handle, body with reeded rim and incised bands, marks on base, unidentified marks, possibly Swedish, 3" H, 3.3 oz troy. 4th item: Victorian English sterling silver child's cup with C-scroll handle, stepped rim, engraved band of interlocking circles on rim and base with center cartouche (no monogram), stepped and beaded base. Marks for Robert Harper, London, Sterling, 1865. 3 7/8" H, 4.15 oz troy. Provenance: Private Knoxville, TN collection. (Higher-resolution photos are available at www.caseantiques.com) Condition: 1st item: Shallow bends to rim and base and scattered small dents; irregular rim. Illegible monogram. 2nd item: 1/2" dent on base edge. 3 to 4 scattered dents. 3rd item: 1/4" area of dent and scratches to center side. Not monogrammed. 4th item: Small (1/4") dent in cartouche.
• AMERICAN JOHN B. AKIN COIN SILVER CUPAntique
  AMERICAN JOHN B. AKIN COIN SILVER CUPAntique American Coin silver julep cup (beaker) inscribed "Danville KY Standard *P.L.T.*". [3 1/4 inches high]. 4.7 ozt.
• KY DOUBLE HANDLED COIN SILVER CUP, BLANCHARDKentucky
  KY DOUBLE HANDLED COIN SILVER CUP, BLANCHARDKentucky coin silver cup with double handles and incuse stamp BLANCHARD for Asa Blanchard, working Lexington, KY, 1808-1838. Possibly a communion cup or a beaker with handles added later. Tapering cylindrical sides and reeded rim and foot ring, monogram "S". 3 1/4" H. 6.13 troy ounces. The Estate of Cora Jane Spiller, Bowling Green, Kentucky. Condition: Handles likely added late 19th century. Monogram is off center and also appears late 19th century. Otherwise very good condition.
• 3 COIN SILVER CUPS OR MUGS INCL. KRIDER,
  3 COIN SILVER CUPS OR MUGS INCL. KRIDER, GALE & HAYDEN1st item: Peter L. Krider (working Philadelphia, mid 19th century) cup with floral cartouche surrounding inscription "Sallie Thomas Sebastian" on a tapering cylindrical body with engine turned decoration and beaded top rim. Stamped "PLK Standard" to underside. 3 1/4" H x 3 7/8" W x 2 7/8" D. 2nd item: Gale, Wood & Hughes (working New York City, 1833-1844) cup with octagonal body having repousse floral designs and beaded rims. Stamped "GW & H" to underside. 3 3/8" H x 4" W x 2 3/4" D. New York. 3rd item: Gale & Hayden (working New York, 1845-1849) cup with octagonal body inscribed with "Julia Edgar LeRoy/Bruce LeRoy Maxwell". Inscribed "August 24, 1845/October 5, 1941" and stamped "H&G" and "G&H 1846" to underside. 3 3/8" H x 4" W x 2 7/8" D. Combined weight: 11.260 total troy ounces. The Collection of Dr. Joe Newsom Rawlings, Davisboro, Georgia. Condition: 1st item: Overall good condition with scattered surface oxidation and pitting, particularly to interior; surface scratches to underside and interior. 2nd item: Overall good condition with scattered surface scratches and pitting, particularly to interior. 3rd item: Overall very good condition with minor scattered surface scratches and minute surface denting.
• COIN SILVER CREAMER AND CHRISTMAS CUP
  COIN SILVER CREAMER AND CHRISTMAS CUP INCL. DUMOUTET1st item: Coin silver creamer, having a helmet form body, c-shaped handle, and reeded trim to upper shoulder, marked DUMOUTET in rectangle, likely for Elizabeth Doumoutet (working Philadelphia, c. 1817-1822) or John Baptiste Dumoutet (working Philadelphia, PA 1793-1813; Trenton, NJ 1797-1799; and Charleston, SC 1802-1813). Monogrammed with faint script "THC". 4" H x 4 1/2" W. 2nd item: Coin silver cup or beaker, having a reeded rim, tapered body with floral repousse decorations, and a beaded footring, marked PURE SILVER COIN and PALMER & BACHELDERS, BOSTON (working Boston, MA 1846-1854). Inscription reading "F.M. Abbott./from his father/Dec 25th 1848" within a cartouche to body. 3 1/4" H x 2 7/8" dia. Combined weight: 6.885 total troy ounces. Estate of Judge John Nixon, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Overall good condition with normal surface scratches, scattered minute dents.
• 5 COIN SILVER ITEMS, CUP & 4 SPOONS,
  5 COIN SILVER ITEMS, CUP & 4 SPOONS, INCL. HOPEFive (5) coin silver items, cup and four Spoons, including Hope. 1st item: Coin silver cup with octagonal sides, relief floral decoration and C-scroll handle, engraved "Frank" to one panel and base marked COIN. 4 1/4" H. 2nd-3rd items: Two (2) East Tennessee coin silver teaspoons by David Large Hope, working Knoxville, TN, 1828-1869, marked HOPE in rectangle. Engraved GM. 5 3/4" L. 4th-5th items: Two (2) coin silver tablespoons with with fiddle tipt handles marked C. BRO. & CO. STANDARD, engraved KYLE. 7 3/4" L. 7.640 total troy ounces. Condition: Mug with minor wear to base. All spoons with heavy use wear and pitting to bowls.
• PAIR COIN SILVER CUPS, H.E. BALDWIN
  PAIR COIN SILVER CUPS, H.E. BALDWIN OF LOUISIANAPair of coin silver beakers or cups, incuse marks for retailer Horace E. Baldwin & Co. of New Orleans, Louisiana (working 1842-1853). Note: The bulbous form of these hand raised cups appears early 19th century, pre-dating Baldwin's known working period, and suggesting Baldwin may have applied his own name to previously owned pieces for resale, or made them as a custom order. 3 1/2"H, 7.34 oz troy. Condition: Very good condition with a few minor dents and scratches. One cup has a 1/4" permanently darkened scratch or fissure to side. No monograms or monogram removals apparent. One mark is lightly doublestruck.
• F.H. CLARK MEMPHIS TN COIN SILVER MUG,
  F.H. CLARK MEMPHIS TN COIN SILVER MUG, SNOWDEN FAMILYMemphis, Tennessee coin silver cup or mug with beaded rims, hollow squared double C scroll handle, and presentation engraving "To Robert Brinkley Snowden from his grandmother Snowden, March 19, 1869." Marked on underside in rectangles: F.H.CLARK & CO. and MEMPHIS along with GW&H for Gale, Wood and Hughes (New York). 3 1/2" H, 5.06 oz troy. Note: this cup descended in the prominent Snowden family of Memphis, Tennessee and was used at their historic mansion Annesdale, which still stands in the city's Midtown area. The mansion was a wedding gift in 1868 to Col. Robert Bogardus Snowden (1836-1909) and Annie Overton Brinkley (1845-1923) from her father, tycoon Robert Campbell Brinkley. Robert Brinkley Snowden was the couple's firstborn son. Several other pieces of silver, documents, and paintings that descended in the family are also being offered in this auction. Condition: Some denting and marks erasure to underside, otherwise very good condition.
• VIRGINIA COIN SILVER CUP, MITCHELL AND
  VIRGINIA COIN SILVER CUP, MITCHELL AND TYLERRichmond, mid 19th century, urn form with floral decoration, bead borders, scroll handle, monogram "Bell Gibson Collier", marks for Mitchell & Tyler (Richmond, Virginia, working 1845-1866) and floral mark, 2.31 oz. T., 3-1/4 in. Provenance: Private Property from a New Orleans Collection Condition: dents, wear, and base rim dent
• (2) ANTIQUE SOUTHERN COIN SILVER MUGS
  (2) ANTIQUE SOUTHERN COIN SILVER MUGS CUPSTwo antique Wood & Hughs sterling or coin silver cups sold by Charleston retailer Carrington, Thomas and Company. Both cups measure approx. 3 3/4" tall. Handled cup weighs 252 grams and has engraved name (L.D. Doar Jr) and date (July 16, 1875) on th front. The other cup is 141 grams and has a monogrammed "D". Both have age appropriate wear and some small dents. See photos. shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house.
• SOUTHERN COIN SILVER CUP, MISSISSIPPI
  SOUTHERN COIN SILVER CUP, MISSISSIPPI CIVIL WARHistoric coin silver cup, engraved "E.V. Seutter, Raymond Fencibles, July 4, 1857, For best Shooting." Elisaeus von Seutter was a notable Mississippi photographer and member of the militia group, the Raymond Fencibles, formed initially during the M ican War (1840s) and reorganized to fight for the Confederacy in 1861. Cup measures about 4" high to top of handle. Weighs about 90 grams. shipping info This item can be shipped in-house.
• SIX PIECES OF SILVER APPROX. 7.2 TOTAL
  SIX PIECES OF SILVER APPROX. 7.2 TOTAL TROY OZ.SIX PIECES OF SILVER, Sterling silver unless otherwise noted. 1-4) Two shell-form salts and salt spoons. Birmingham, 1896. George Unite & Sons, maker. 5) Cup with banded design. London, 1826. Maker's mark partially rubbed, probably "TJ". Height 3". 6) Coin silver cup with repousse decoration and presentation inscription dated 1860. Unknown marks. Dimensions: Approx. 7.2 total troy oz.
• TWO ANTIQUE STERLING AND COIN SILVER
  TWO ANTIQUE STERLING AND COIN SILVER CUPS The first a mid-19th century unmarked silver cup, likely coin, engraved "Jennie Louisa Wahath" and "From aunt / LLW" (3 3/8 in.) (some mis-shaping); the second a sterling silver cup marked for Mermod & Jaccard Co. of St. Louis, Missouri, with ornate floral and scroll motif to body, period script monogram "F.G.R." (3 1/2 in.) (some mis-shaping to body and denting to foot).
• TWO AMERICAN COIN SILVER CUPS The first
  TWO AMERICAN COIN SILVER CUPS The first of cylindrical form with slight taper, marked "Coin" and number 12, featuring two applied portrait medallions with engraved surrounds and engraved "Guy" (3 1/4 in.) (some minor mis-shaping and pinpoint denting); the second marked "Coin" and number 1, featuring two applied portrait medallions with engraved surround, engraved "Etta" (2 3/4 in.) (some mis-shaping, denting and black marks).
• AMERICAN COIN SILVER MEDALLION GOBLET
  AMERICAN COIN SILVER MEDALLION GOBLET AND CUP The first a parcel gilt coin silver goblet by Wood & Hughes of New York, with applied portrait medallion of a warrior surrounded by a chased floral and foliate cartouche (7 in., 4.42 troy oz.) (good estate condition); the second an unmarked coin silver cup with stepped domed foot and applied "C" scroll handle, applied portrait medallion of a young woman in high relief, no monogram (4 3/4 in.) (some denting to body).