American bright cut coin silver luncheon forks

Farrington & Hunnewell, Boston, MA, 1835-1885, 7 5/8 in. L.

American, 19th-20th century. A lot of five bright cut forks marked for the James R. Armiger Co., PLUS eleven coin silver spoons with various marks including J. M. Freeman, all monogrammed; fork lg.

Antique American coin silver fish set by R&W Wilson Philadelphia featuring bright cut engraving. Knife length 11 7/8 in., fork 10 1/4 in.; total weight 7.79 ozt. Provenance: The Estate of Philip

Continental pierced & repousse silver serving spoon (probably 800) 8 1/4" w. (3.1 oz., 90 g.), 19th century, set of 6 American coin silver luncheon forks by Hogan & Wade, monogrammed 7" w. (8.7 oz., 2

(lot of 23) American coin silver partial flatware service, by H. Boudo of Charleston, each having a fiddle back and marked verso of handle, consisting of (12) dinner forks, 8"l, (9) luncheon forks, 7"

Including twelve luncheon forks and four teaspoons by Thomas Whartenby, Philadelphia, 1811-1851, French Thread pattern. Monogrammed. Dimensions: 6.5" L and 5.75" L. 20.75 ozt.

1845-1863, American, Boston, Oval Tray With Molded Rim, Bright Cut Decoration With Family Crest, Paw Feet, Height 2, Width 24, Depth 19.5 Inches, 125.4 Troy Oz., Structurally Sound, Light Surface Scra

American 19th century Each in traditional goblet form The larger one (6.7" tall) is engraved with geometrical and floral designs and the smaller one (5" tall) in engine turned bright cut design

To include six James Watts bright cut bird engraved spoons, monogrammed, in the original case, four demitasse spoons by John Scott, monogrammed, and six demitasse spoons by Andrew Rumrill, monogrammed

This set of 4 Early 1800s American Coin Silver Spoons are from from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Maker C. Wiltberger in a Bright-Cut Design. This maker was active in Philadelphia from 1766-1851. The spo

Comprising: a bright cut pie server by Knowles & Ladd; a bright cut ice cream slice, unmarked; five master butters, various patterns, by George Sharp for Bailey & Co., Farrington & Hunnewell, Hotchkis

SET OF SIX LATE 18TH-EARLY 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN COIN SILVER TABLESPOONS. Made by A. Carlile, (Abraham Carlile, Philadelphia), Oval terminals with bright-cut monograms - Wt: 10 troy oz.

Rare American Southern Coin Silver Sugar Tongs William Alexander Williams silversmith. Alexandria, VA. Bright-cut engraved oval cartouche on end with engraved initials TW. 5.5" by 1" 1820-30 Shipping:

(5) Large bright cut sterling silver berry serving spoons: (4) Continental and (1) "W.A. Clark Jr." American coin silver. Each measures approximately 8.75" x 1.75" Total Weight = 8.35 troy oz.

19th century American southern silver serving pieces. To include: 1) Fletcher and Bennett coin silver lade with gold wash bowl and bright cut decoration with bellflowers and geometric motifs. Monogram

Set of Twelve American Coin Silver Teaspoons, Mark of Joel Sayreeach with script "J. Sayre" within a rectangle, bright-cut "A W" monograms to handle. 6 1/8 in. 7.9 total troy oz. Joel Sayre was active

AMERICAN, POSSIBLY PHILADELPHIA / SOUTH CAROLINA, ENGRAVED-DECORATED COIN SILVER TEASPOON,having an oval bowl on a flared handle with pointed tip and a U-drop, featuring bright-cut engraved decoration

A Pair of American Coin Silver Berry Spoonsmark of Schohay, Ludwig & Co. of Philadelphia, active 1867-1873, scalloped bowls with chased floral decoration, handles with bright cut geometric foliate pat

Ca. 1830-1860, to include a bright cut silver shell with twist handle ladle, a bright cut beef or sardine fork, and a uniquely designed fork and sugar spoon. Total weight: 5.48 ozt. Three monogrammed.

Set of (6) 18th century American coin silver tablespoons, Gordon Tracy, Norwich, Connecticut, late 1700s, handles having bright-cut cartouches enclosing monograms, marked ''G. Tracy''. Minor wear. 8-1

Set of Antique JE Spear American Coin Silver Forks. 19th century from Charleston. Hallmarked. Each measures 7.75 inches. Total weight approximately 25 standard ounces.

Group of Bright-Cut Coin Silver Coffee Spoons, 24, various makers, various dates. Weight: 9.48 ozt. Provenance: Private Collection, New York.

Six American Coin Silver Forks, retailed by Mitchell and Tyler each with maker's mark of Gale & Hayden, New York City (active 1845-1850), each with retailer mark of Mitchell and Tyler of Richmond, Vir

A Set of Twelve Coin Silver Luncheon Forks. JS & Co, Hoard & Hoes. Together with a coin silver dessert server and a coin silver serving spoon