Antique American Benjamin Pitman Coin Silver Mug

Maker/Designer: Benjamin Pitman Origin: Providence RI Date/Period: c. 1810 Silver Purity: 900 Size: 3.5" high Item Weight: 131g Hallmarks: B. Pitman Pure Coin Silver Condition: Good, some small dents,

This is an antique American coin silver mug made by Newell Harding of Boston, Massachusetts circa 1849. The repousse mug features a grape vine and bunch motif and is inscribed: "1849, Sarah Dimick Smi

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

A mid 19th century American Coin Silver mug, Boston. Beaded rims and scroll handle, engraved "M. L. Richards" at the front. Stamped "Fessenden, Boston, Pure Silver Coin" underneath. Minor wear. 7 3/8"

8 Coin Silver Spoons. All similar Federal pattern. Moulton, Wishhart, DP, BW, L. Sayre, Arnold, Pitman, Dumout markings. 6 1/2 inches. 3.2 ounces silver. Another fine lot of period coin silver.

Group of (3) American 19th century coin silver articles, including (2) small pitchers and (1) cup. 1st item: Milk pitcher of baluster form with engraved Greek Key and beaded border decoration, raised

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A Rare Antique American Coin Silver Tankard, Gerardus BoyceAmerican, circa 1825, the 4 1/4" footed tankard with highly styled handle, stamped G. Boyce N.Y.. Noting some very light dings, commensu

Antique American Coin Silver Centerpiece Bowl (Britannia Standard Silver) by Ball Black & Co. Circa 1850. Fully Marked. Condition: Generally Very Good, Has Minor Solder Joint on the Base and Monograme

Pair of Antique American Southern Virginia Coin Silver Salt Cellars by Thomas B. Campbell, Winchester, VA. c.1815 Condition: Generally Very Good w/ Period Monograms. Dimensions: L-4" x W-2.5" x H-2.1"

Antique American Coin Silver South Carolina Toddy/Ladle by John Ewan, Charleston, SC c.1830 w/ Twisted Wood Balloon Handle. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good, Tarnished. Dimensions: Total L-

A set of 10 antique American coin silver demitasse spoons hallmarked "D-B". Spoons have bird crest design on handle with ribbed edges. Each measures approx. 5" lenght. Total weight approx. 147.6 grams

Philadelphia, early 19th century, shaped urn form with engraved scroll and floral decoration, handle with dolphin terminal, heraldic device with "DOHRIZ", marks for Harvey Lewis (Philadelphia, Pennsyl

Mid to late 19th century, New York. The largest cup by Ball Black and Co and marked E & G as well having been very nicely chased and decorated throughout with a dedication and date of 1856 at center a

Crafted of coin silver. Features a very interesting design with dolphin base. Signed LLAMAS. Measures 4" x 5 1/4". Total weight approximately 213 grams. Good condition with mild surface wear, possibly

by Stephen Hardy, Boston, Massachusetts/Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Very well chased and formed piece having an elegantly placed handle. Steven Hardy is noted as having been an apprentice of Paul Rever

Circa 1850. Likely by John Veal working in Columbia, South Carolina and Camden, South Carolina. The handsomely chased knife has an image of a rabbit surrounded by scrolling details. Very nicely fashio

A Miniature American Coin Silver Mug by Tifft & WhitingNorth Attleboro, Massachusetts (1840-1853), underside marked "Pure Coin Silver" above company hallmarks, featuring scrolled acanthus handle, body

Circa 1830s Coin Silver Footed Mug by Gerardus Boyce, New York (1814-1857), octagonal shape with engraved floral and swirl decoration, engraved 'Zernah Elizabeth Van Wyck', with scroll form handle, se

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 to mid 19th century. The lot includes a charming cup with chased name William Brownell Goodwin at center and marked simply Coin and interside along with a spoon by Gale and Willis and a Savannah

Antique American coin silver spoons, mid 19th c., 12 are signed by G. Baker (Providence, Rhode Island) on verso and six are signed by N. Dodge (Providence, Rhode Island) on verso, Baker spoons are 6 1

Circa 1840 by N.J. Bogert, New York. The piece has been nicely formed with a scrolling handle and a date of 1846 at front center above initials. H3 3/4" 124 grams standard Sold from the collection of

Early 19th century, generally Southern makers. All marked on verso. 103 grams standard