A few examples of appraisal values for
JAMES WATTS

• LOT OF AMERICAN COIN SILVER SERVING
  LOT OF AMERICAN COIN SILVER SERVING PIECESLot of 42 American 900 silver serving pieces. Serving spoons, ladles, sugar spoon, thimble, pie server, slices, tongs, set of 6 teaspoons in fitted case. Various silversmiths and retailers, including Kirk, Lupp, Lewis & Smith, Matson, James Watts, set of 4 John Vernon serving spoons and 5 teaspoons. 1988 grams total. Large ladle 13 3/4"L. Most monogrammed. Tarnishing and dents throughout, case for teaspoons with losses and scratches to leather. Provenance: From the Estate of Angela Gross Folk.
• STERLING. ASSORTED GROUPING OF
  STERLING. ASSORTED GROUPING OF STERLING FLATWARE. Including a Gorham sterling Knickerbocker etched carving set with stainless blade/tines; a Gorham sterling Knickerbocker etched knife with a stainless blade; a Gorham sterling Rouen solid salad serving spoon with a gold wash to the interior of bowl - significant losses to gold wash; a French Canadian sterling Carl Poul Petersen serving spoon; a Jacobi & Jenkins sterling Repousse soup ladle; (2) monogrammed Jacobi & Jenkins sterling Repousse square flat handle knives with sterling blades; a monogrammed German .800 silver serving spoon; an English silver gravy ladle with horn? handle, loss and split to handle - with London city stamps, maker's mark of Samuel Godbehere & Edward Wigan and an unidentifiable date letter; a James Watts coin silver shell bowl serving spoon - with a monogram that has been removed. Total approx. weight of sterling is 15.29 troy oz (gross) not including items with non-sterling components; total approx. weight of .800 silver is 2.5 troy oz (gross); and the total approx. weight of coin silver is 1.63 troy oz (gross). From a Chappaqua , NY estate. Dimensions: Carl Poul Petersen serving spoon measures approx. 14 1/4" in length. Condition: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dent.
• 18 PCS TN,OH SPIRAL HANDLE
  18 PCS TN,OH SPIRAL HANDLE FLATWAREAssembled set of coin silver flatware with engraved handles, the spoons and ladle with twist or spiral shafts, 18 pcs total. Includes 8 teaspoons with C O mark attributed to Clement Oscamp (working Cincinnati, circa 1849-1865), monogram L or I; 1 sugar shell spoon with horse head and chevron pseudohallmarks for James Watts of Philadelphia; and 1 large punch or soup ladle marked Jos. Mendel in cartouche, 13-1/2"L. Also includes 4 forks marked for W.C. Byrd & Co. (working Memphis, 1859-1874) and 4 marked Duhme & Co., Cincinnati, (working 1842-1896). Teaspoons monogrammed L, Duhme forks monogrammed M or W. 27.22 oz troy. Provenance: the collection of John Montague, Memphis, Tenn. Condition: Very good condition.
• 3 COIN SILVER CUPS INC. MERRIMAN,
  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.
• EIGHT ANTIQUE AMERICAN STERLING
  EIGHT ANTIQUE AMERICAN STERLING SILVER & COIN SILVER SERVERS Each with twist handle, all second half of the 19th century; the first a parcel gilt sterling silver sugar sifter manufactured by John Polhamus and retailed by Tiffany & Co. (6 1/2 in.); the second a sterling silver sugar sifter with mark of Bailey & Co., decorative chased grave vine motif to pierced bowl; a sterling silver cream ladle and small serving fork with mark of Whiting Mfg. Co.; a parcel gilt coin silver berry scoop with mark of Bennett & Bro. of New York; a rare pastry server marked both "Sterling" and "Coin," worn retailer's mark (9 1/4 in.); a coin silver mustard spoon with mark of James Watts; and a coin silver salt spoon with mark of James Watts. Various period monograms.
• GROUP OF AMERICAN COIN SILVER
  GROUP OF AMERICAN COIN SILVER FLATWARE, INCLUDING VIRGINIA (9) pieces including: a pair of sugar tongs and (4) teaspoons with mark of Charles Lumsden of Petersburg (active 1829-1859) and Richmond (active 1859-1886), each with period script "CDB" monogram; a set of (3) teaspoons with mark of Lumsden and period script "MAA" monogram; and a coin silver spoon with mark of James Watts.
• JAMES WATTS COIN SILVER FLATWARE
  JAMES WATTS COIN SILVER FLATWARE WITH FOLIATE DESIGN (17) pieces including (9) teaspoons and (8) forks (7 5/8 in.); each with period "F" monogram.
• A GROUPING OF (23) AMERICAN COIN
  A GROUPING OF (23) AMERICAN COIN SILVER FLATWARE ITEMS Most with various monograms, shell form pieces to include: a Gorham .800 silver gravy ladle (7 3/4 in.); serving spoon with mark of Hall, Hewson & Brower, Albany, New York, active 1846-1852, retailer mark of Mulford & Wendell (9 1/8 in.); spoon with mark of Taylor & Lawrie, Philadelphia, active 1837-1870s (6 1/2 in.); spoon with mark of Norton, Seymour & Co., Syracuse, New York, c. 1854-1857 (6 3/8 in.); spoon with mark of Alfred J. Evans, Binghamton, New York, active 1831-1850 (6 1/4 in.); ladle with mark of A. Corwin (5 5/8 in.); spoon with mark of James Watts, Philadelphia, active 1832-1888 (6 3/4 in.); (2) bright cut salt spoons with mark of James Watts; salt spoon with mark of B & M'C; salt spoon with worn mark of likely E. & D. Kinsey, Cincinnati, Ohio, active 1844-1861. (2) salt spoons with shaped bowls, mark of C. Bard, Philadelphia; (2) floral bowl salt spoons with mark of Cornelius A. Burr, Rochester, New York, active 1838-1863. Shovel form pieces including; a sugar scoop with mark of Roswell Hopkins Bailey, New Hampshire and Vermont, active 1837-1880; (5) salt scoops, various makers including Richard Huntington, W. M. Root & Brother, W. Beebe, and W.W. Wilson; (2) sterling silver trowel form scoops with mark of J. E. Caldwell & Co.
• A GROUPING OF ELEVEN AMERICAN
  A GROUPING OF ELEVEN AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS (11) pieces, including (6) teaspoons with mark of James Watts, Philadelphia, active 1832-1888 (6 in.), a shell bowl sugar spoon in a matching pattern, mark of George W. Webb / Geo. W. Webb & Co., Baltimore, active 1830-1890 (7 1/8 in.); (4) teaspoons with mark of Farrington & Hunnewell, Boston, active 1835-1885 (5 7/8 in.). All with various monograms.
• SIX AMERICAN COIN SILVER TWIST
  SIX AMERICAN COIN SILVER TWIST HANDLE SERVERS, INCLUDING S. KIRK & SON Including a fish server, mark of Lewis Ladomus & Co., Philadelphia, active 1845-1878, the blade with scenic harbor design to central cartouche, surrounded by engine turned designs and floral engraved border, without monogram (11 7/8 in.); a pair of shell sugar spoons with mark of James Watts, retailer mark of Bechtel & Eno, Philadelphia, active 1861-1870, with matching script monograms (6 3/3 in.); S. Kirk & Son shell serving spoon, with Mayflower pattern handle and twist stem, 10.15 assay mark (.896 silver), with script monogram (7 3/4 in.); preserve spoon with mark of Whiting, marked "Coin 1A," without monogram (7 in.); preserve spoon with repoussé bowl, marked "Coin," without monogram (6 3/4 in.).
• FOUR PHILADELPHIA COIN SILVER
  FOUR PHILADELPHIA COIN SILVER SERVERS, INCLUDING SAMUEL LEACH A large soup ladle with mark of Samuel Leach, active 1741-1780, without monogram (13 3/4 in.). second a cake saw with engraved foliate motif blade, mark of George Lindner, active 1837-1872 , without monogram (12 3/8 in.); third a mustard ladle with shell bowl, mark of James Watts, active 1832-1888, with period monogram (13 3/4 in.); condiment ladle with egg bowl, mark of Peter G. Perdriaux, active 1856-1865.
• EIGHTEEN PHILADELPHIA COIN SILVER
  EIGHTEEN PHILADELPHIA COIN SILVER SPOONS First a set (6) place spoons with mark of James Watts, active 1832-1888, each with retailer mark of Samuel & Edmund Roberts of Trenton, New Jersey, active 1844-1882, all with matching script monogram (7 1/8 in.); second a set of (12) teaspoons, mark of Robert & William Wilson, active 1825-1846, all with matching "Harper" monogram (6 in.).
• A GROUPING OF AMERICAN COIN
  A GROUPING OF AMERICAN COIN SILVER FLATWARE (14) total pieces, including: set of (6) forks with mark of Bingham & Co., attributed to silversmith partnership of Wheelock Peet Bingham and Joseph H. Sprague, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1860-1872, without monograms (7 3/8 in.); a fork with mark of James Watts, with monogram (7 1/8 in.); set of (6) teaspoons marked "Coin" with matching script monogram (6 in.); flat handle master butter spreader, with bright cut designs to blade, marked "Coin" with engraved monogram (7 in.).
• JAMES WATTS PHILADELPHIA COIN
  JAMES WATTS PHILADELPHIA COIN SILVER LADLE, 6.2 OZTJames Watts Philadelphia Coin Silver Ladle,, Dimensions: 6.2 ozt
• AMERICAN SILVER: NINE ELABORATE
  AMERICAN SILVER: NINE ELABORATE SERVING PIECES BY GORHAM, JAMES WATTS, CROSBY & MORSE, JOHN COOK AND ALBERT COLES & CO. 19TH C. STER...AMERICAN SILVER: Nine elaborate serving pieces by Gorham, James Watts, Crosby & Morse, John Cook and Albert Coles & Co. 19th C. sterling and coin serving pieces, all monogrammed, including: four coin pieces by James Watts, Philadelphia, c. 1835 -1881, one "Shield" pattern punch ladle, 12 1/2" l., pair of serving spoons with shell form bowls, 8 5/8" l., and a serving knife, 7 1/8" l.; two Albert Coles & Co., New York, 1835 -1877, one pasta serving spoon with pierced gilt wash bowl, 9 1/8" l., and one serving spoon, 11 1/2" l.; one Gorham pasta server, 10 3/4" l.; one Crosby & Morse, Boston, c. 1864 - 1869, sterling tomato server, 8 1/8" l.; and one punch ladle by John Cook, New York, NY, c. 1864 - 1880, shell bowl and twisted handle, tested silver, 11 3/4" l., all pieces with wear consistent with age and use including minor surface wear. [approximately 23 ozt. tw.]
• An American Silver Punch Ladle
  An American Silver Punch Ladle James Watts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1835-1881 with engraved decoration to handle and bowl. stamped Coin with maker's name and mark on back of handle. 5 ozt 17 dwt Length 14 inches.
• Philadelphia Twist Coin Silver
  Philadelphia Twist Coin Silver Flatware Philadelphia PA an assembled group of twelve pieces of coin silver flatware with twist handles including six teaspoons and six forks all marked Coin / H. Filley & Sons with hallmarks for James Watts; largest lg. 6.5 in. silver wt. 12.35ozt (384g). Property of Caswell and Sara Lane
• * An American Coin Silver Spoon
  * An American Coin Silver Spoon James Watts Philadelphia the handle with etched decoration and a twisted stem monogrammed with a W; approximate weight 1.91 ozt. Length 8 1/2 inches.
• Twelve Antique Coin Silver Tea
  Twelve Antique Coin Silver Tea Spoons by James Watts Philadelphia PA mid. 19th Century With fiddle shape handle bowl with pointed tip. Marked with James Watts hallmark (Philadelphia PA ca. 1835-1881) "Coin" and "George H. Bechtel" (Philadelphia PA ca. 1850-60) on the back. Measures apprx. 5-7/8"L. Monogrammed. Total weight apprx. 7.1 toz.
• 9 engraved coin silver
  9 engraved coin silver tablespoons & 8 engraved coin silver dinner forks by James Watts, Philadelphia, 7 1/4" l, 22.2 TO Estimate $200-300