A RARE AND IMPORTANT EARLY AMERICAN COIN SILVER KIDDUSH

5 coin silver desert spoons from E&D Kinsey (1844-1861) Each has some wear and dents in the bowls.Rare early American coin silver spoons. 2 are one size and 3 are another size slightly larger.All have

Very Rare and highly sought after Early American Judaica, not usually found outside of museums and institution collections. This American silver kiddush goblet, not hallmarked. Inscribed " A token of

Gorham & Co. (American). Rare and early coin silver vase with detailed cherub finials and raised handles on an hourglass body. Marked with earliest Gorham mark. Weighs 206 grams. Good overall conditio

American, early 19th century. A rare coin silver tea caddy with hinged lid and lock, the lid with eagle finial, having a lobed bowl and rising on claw and ball feet, indistinct maker's mark to undersi

This early working American Watch Co.of Waltham Massachutsets has a slide chain, its original key, and is all original and in excelent working condition. Circa 1850/60 it measures 2.25" round. Chain m

IMPORTANT EARLY AMERICAN SILVER CASTER BY JOHN COBURN OF BOSTONCirca 1750Engraved with the crest of the Storrow Family of Boston. Height 5.5".Approx. 3.2 troy oz.

Rare American Coin Silver Tea/Coffee Kettle by Ball Thompkins & Black, New York. Circa 1840. Fully Hallmarked.Condition: Generally Good condition.Dimensions- Incling Handle H 15", Dia 10"Weight- 1530

AN EARLY AMERICAN COIN SILVER PORRINGER indistinct mark possibly I(J)C, likely late 18th century Bearing worn hallmark to underside, with engraved initials S B R; length 8 1/2in (21cm); silver weight

3-PIECE COIN SILVER PARTIAL TEA SET, rectangular-form, ball feet, consisting of a covered sugar bowl, waste bowl and a cream pitcher, 35 troy oz.; along with (8) early COIN TABLESPOONS, (2) matching m

probably Pennsylvania, first half-19th century, heart shaped hallmark with initials " IS," ebonized wooden handle, 8 1/4 in. H., monogrammed, 35.55 ozt. t.w.

mark of J. Morch, circa 1825-30, 10 1/2 in. H., 37.65 ozt.

Early American Coin Silver Sugar Bowl & Creamer. Unmarked. Ornated hand worked decoration with rolling hills, windmills, churches, and a well. Cast finial, arms, and banding. Sugar bowl measures 10x8x

An Early American Coin Silver Porringer, circa 1800Marks: SW1-3/4 h x 4-1/2

19th c. Early American coin silver saucer base push up candlestick having steel base weight, accompanied by a coin silver punch ladle signed "G.Brown" possibly of Barnesville, OH 7.5" x 7.5", 13.5" x

Early American Coin Silver Soup Ladle by Burnett, scarce Georgetown, DC maker, Charles Alexander Burnett, circa 1825, engraved standing lion crest, 13 1/2" long, 202 grams.

Circa 1785. Typical 18th Century form with Doublestruck Heel. Hallmarked as shown. Monogrammed as shown. 14 5/8" in length.

Coin Silver Lot . (4) J.B. Jones Shell pattern coffin ended spoons, pair of 19th c tongs unmarked, N. Harnig & Co. pie server, pr of tablespoons Lowell & Senter, Olive pattern spreader & 3 others. Tot

Collection of 27 early American coin silver teaspoons including Vermont, Boston, and other New England makers, sets of 6, 4, 3 and pairs 5"-6" 11.7 troy oz.

by Kidney & Johnson, shovel shape bowl for casserole or berry spoon, 9 3/4", 91 grams, circa 1850, with silk lined leather box.

Philadelphia Estate Early American Coin Silver Can Mug Antique Vessel.Wonderful details! No Hallmarks. From a Philadelphia estate and very sturdy. Cheryl tqeu DB5838coin silver3.75 inches tall. 4.25 i

Group of 9 early American coin silver spoons, descended through early Rhode Island families, including: 2 engraved tablespoons, marked 'Pitman'. 2 fiddleback teaspoons, marked 'N. Matson Pure Coin'. 2

Rare American Coin Silver Hot Milk Creamer with Raffeto Wrapped Handle by Ball, Black, & Co. New York, Circa 1850. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Very Good. Needs Cleaning. Dimensions: H- 5.25

Group of 14 early American coin silver spoons, a ladle and tongs, descended through early Rhode Island families, Various makers and sizes. Measures: 9 1/2" longest. Weight: 343 grams, 11.03 troy ozs.

Group of 8 early American coin silver spoons including 6 spoons by D. H. Buell Hartford, CT, a William Rogers Hartford, CT table spoon, and a marked "RM" teaspoon 6"-8.25" 6.5 troy oz.