An American Coin Silver Pie Slice Maker's mark

An American Coin Silver Pie Slice Maker's mark obscured, 19th Century fiddle and thread pattern with an engraved handle, the blade worked with floral sprays and a marsh scene 3 ozt marked on underside

Massachusetts by Tifft and Whiting of North Attleboro Mass. (1840-1853). The piece having a nicely chased blade with well formed beaded blade. Marked on verso with makers mark near the handle and the

Five American Coin Silver Serversto include: a fish slice with mark of W. Adams, pierced blade with engraved fish and scrolling foliate motifs (12 1/8 in.); the second a pie server with mark of Alvah

Including American Coin Silver with makers mark, G. Boyce, NY (Geradus Boyce, NY C.1814-1854), one stamped W&H, one unmarked with monogram and name, and English Georgian Silver, hallmarked T&H, date l

This is a fine antique American coin silver spoon. The maker's mark is JR, which we believe is the mark of Joseph Rogers of Hartford, Connecticut. The spoon is monogrammed on the back of the handle fo

This lot includes five (5) antique American coin silver spoons; impressed makers mark BURGER on back. Fronts are engraved with "RL" monogram oval. Also includes J. Loring marked spoon with engraved in

Including a set of Gotham "Chantilly" grapefruit spoons, monogrammed, set of four American coin silver teaspoons with Salisbury makers mark, monogrammed, set of four Gorham beaded border bouillon spoo

Together with two wooden handled toddy ladles, an English silver pierced bowl ladle with bright-card decoration, tea strainer and an American Coin silver sugar shell with makers mark L. Huntington, Jr

Set of eight Henry Semken maker's mark American coin silver serving spoons, circa 1827-1895, 8", 13.5 ozt., each piece is monogrammed

American Coin Silver Soup Ladle, N. Harding Maker's Mark N.Harding, Newell Harding, Boston, 1822, engraved decoration, 13-1/4"l, weight approx. 7 T.O.

Comprising: American coin silver fiddle back tablespoon with makers mark, Welsh, monogrammed, American coin silver Old English pattern tablespoon, mark rubbed, American coin silver acanthus motif tabl

Group of Silver Fiddle Back Tea Spoons, 12, seven American coin silver, four Scottish sterling with makers marks of Adam Mossman & Co., Edinburgh, 1848. Weight: 6.52 ozt. Provenance: Private Collectio

John Aitken American possibly Philadelphia, coin silver cream pitcher / creamer, maker's mark: "I Aitken." 5.25" H x 6.5" W (over handle to spout) x 3.5" D. Approx: 7.96 ozt.

Teapot and Sugar Bowl American coin silver teapot and covered sugar bowl with maker's mark John & Peter Targee (New York 1772-1850), both with urn form finials, bright card decoration and engraved "Jo

an assembled service comprising a coffee pot (9 1/2" high) and a covered sugar bowl (8 3/4" high), each with maker's mark of J. Ward; a creamer(6 1/4" high) with maker's mark of E. Cole; and a waste b

This is an antique pair of American coin silver spoons dating to the early 19th century. Maker mark: SR, which may be attributable to S. Richard of NYC. Each is monogrammed front and back. 8 1/2" Leng

American coin silver butter dish, 19th c., H.B. Stanwood, Boston, 1853-1862, with cow form handle, monogrammed "D" to the lid, stamped with maker's mark to underside, 3.5"h x 6.75"dia., approx. 12.4oz

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 Grouping of American Coin Silver Flatware(8) pieces, the first a pierced server with unknown worn maker's mark of "L(?) & C," with "W. S. Cowpland" (11 5/8 in.) (some soldering to shoulder, possibly

Peter L. Krider Philadelphia American coin silver julep cup, circa 1855. Marked PLK Standard makers mark to the underside as well as W. Kendrick Louisville KY retailers mark. Weight Approx., 4.63 ozt

Monogrammed, Greek key borders, floral design handle, with makers mark, F.W. Cooper & Co. (Francis W. Cooper, New York, C 1841). Together with silver porringer, with engraved inscription, total weight

Circa 1845, North Attleboro, Massachusetts by Albert C. Tifft and William D. Whiting. Nicely formed and hand chased cup having strong clear makers mark at the base. H3" 68 grams standard Sold from the

Early American Coin Silver Muffineer or Sugar Castor Shaker Finely made, with detailed lid and finial. Initials on the inner base appear as WIM ro WFM, which may be the makers mark or the Owner’s in

Circa 1855 by Bailey Kettell and Chapman of Boston, Mass. Very nicely and large example having well detailed anthus trim to the handle and marked with makers mark at the backside. Good condition. L13