17 Coin Silver Spoons

17 coin silver spoons incl. many American 19th c. makers, tablespoons, teaspoons, salt spoon, coffin top, fiddle stem, and shell back 10.9 troy oz

S. Holt, S. Hoyt, Hoyt Badger & Dillon, Ketcham, etc. They measure 3 5/8" to 8 7/8". Gross weight is 575grams

Set of six 5 1/2"L sterling spoons in the Waverly pattern by R. Wallace & Sons, engraved with initial "M" or "W"; good condition---Set of four 5 3/4"L sterling spoons, mark for R. Wallace & Sons, roun

18 pcs hallmarked, Sterling and coin silver 17 spoons and one fork some marked Sterling, some hallmarked, some coin. Total weight 9.4 ozt

17 American and English early coin silver spoons including set of 6 fiddle tipt by Wm. HI Read, 3 by L. Federhen, and 8 other assorted spoons 8.8 troy oz.

17 American Federal coin silver table or serving spoons, most 18th century. Includes 6 tablespoons with mid rib handles; slashed drops and Hanoverian style monograms en verso HIL, with double marks: E

37 ASSORTED LATE 18TH-EARLY 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN COIN SILVER SPOONS. Including 15 tablespoons, 3 dessert spoons, 17 teaspoons, 1 small teaspoon, and 1 salt spoon. Various makers including Isaac Lewi

PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO, AND OTHER COIN SILVER SPOONS AND TONGS, LOT OF 17, comprising a pair of sugar tongs with shell grips and a teaspoon by Thomas Jefferson Megear of Wilmington, DE (active 1831-1832)

6 coin silver spoons: 6" Length. 139.4 grams. Marked: "T.J Megear. Standard." on back of handle. 11 Gorham sterling silver forks: 6 1/4" Length. 424.6 grams. 563.8 grams in total.

Collection of (3) small Hall & Elton coin silver spoons and (5) large Hall & Elton coin silver spoons weighing 208 g and (1) sterling spoon that weighs 17 g. Contact our recommended 3rd party "for pro

Group of assorted sterling silver flatware including 8 Webb C. Ball dessert forks, 3 tablespoons, coin silver table spoon, and 8 sterling handled serving items 17.1 troy oz. weighable

Lot of coin silver and sterling: 17 assorted teaspoons to 6 in long, and 16 salt/pepper shakers (some with glass). Toal weighable silver is 13.62 ozt.

Group of coin silver including 1 cup and 23 spoons. Acid tested Silver. Weight 17.345 ozt. Condition: Excellent Cup H 3-1/4".

1st group: Assorted sterling spoons including set 4 Gorham teaspoons, WF Fischer & Bro. Co. retailer, monogrammed; set 5 Gorham demitasse spoons, WR Bell retailer, monogrammed; 1 other demitasse spoon

Miscellaneous Sterling and Coin Silver Items 925 and 800 grade silver, 17.7 troy ounces tw. Large spoons, small serving pieces including slotted spoon and frok. Two small picture frames. Vintage ages,

Five spoons by Farrington & Hunnewell, 1825, and five spoons by Low, Ball & Co., 1842. 4.17 ozt. Monogrammed. Dimensions:5.25" L Provenance:

Brooklyn NY Family Silver Compiled. Van Nyse and Ditmas Family. 19th century. One spoon signed McMurray Brooklyn, G.Eoff etc. As seen in photograph preview. Total weight: 17.6 avg. oz.

Including 17 misc. salt spoons, 6 Tiffany 'English King' pap spoons, 3 Gorham butter spreaders, 5 coin silver teaspoons, 2 Gorham off-set butter knives, 2 small ladles, a berry scoop, a snuffer, a pai

Group of 17, antique and old, silver souvenir spoons, designs including: international locations with Toronto and Mexico; a Pompeii "coin" spoon; commemorative figural; dedicated month/date sp

includes plique-a-jour, enameled, Russian, portrait, coin bowl, Napoleon and more, salt size to full size, 210 grams.

Sterling gold lined baby cup (1.17 ozt.) and marked "WEB 513" on bottom. Silver plated 1905 Lenora by Oneida Silver "BABY" cup marked WR 05. Box with silver plated children's fork and spoon new in pla

Sixteen (16) Mississippi coin silver dessert spoons, stamped WILSON & KLEIN in rectangles with STANDARD banner for S.H. Wilson and John A. Klein, working in partnership circa 1840-1850 in Vicksburg, M

Four (4) scarce Mississippi coin silver spoons, stamped J.D. ANDERSON VICKSBURG (James D. Anderson, working Vicksburg, MS, prior 1844-1849) with crowned leopard and bust pseudohallmarks, fiddle tipt a

240 plus pieces by various makers, c. 1790-1870, approx. 130 troy oz. From a Newtown, CT woman’s collection of silver spanning 35 years.