Baltimore Coin Silver Inkwell

American, 20th century, square silver base and lid with floral repousse decoration, replaced glass well with English silver lid, marks for Jacobi & Jenkins (Baltimore, Maryland, working 1894-1908), mo

American Canfield, Baltimore floral repousse coin silver two handled sugar and creamer together with an associated Victorian Hawksworth Eyre & Co Sheffield plated tea kettle on stand with presentation

including nine tablespoons by Standish Barry, with armorial device on the terminal, 8 3/4 in. L; four tablespoons by A.E. Warner, with Baltimore assay mark, monogram and armorial device, 9 in. L; 33.9

A Grouping of Baltimore Coin Silver Flatware(17) total pieces, second quarter 19th century, to include: (3) S. Kirk & Son Threaded dinner forks with "11" assay and oval shield marks (.917 silver), 182

American coin silver salver/ round tray, Andrew Ellicott Warner (Baltimore, Maryland, 1786-1870), repousse rim, on ball and claw feet, marked Warner 11-2, monogrammed MB, approx 10"diam, 17.12ozt Star

American coin silver fiddleback tablespoons, including a set of (3) by Robert and Andrew Campbell, circa mid 19th C, and a set of (5) by George Washington Riggs, circa early 19th C. Monogrammed/engrav

Comprising: a pair of tablespoons c. 1815 by Jacob Walter, five teaspoons by John C. Justice, a tablespoon marked WH (possibly William Hughes), a tablespoon by Thomas J. Brown, a pair of teaspoons by

Five Antique American Coin Silver Etched Forks from S, Kirk & Son Baltimore. Monogrammed. Weight approximately 200 grams. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate.

Maryland, mid 19th century, including ladle with shell bowl and Mayflower style decoration on handle, marks for George W. Webb & Co. (working 1830-1890); six tablespoons, round handles, and two tables

Comprising: a set of ten teaspoons by William Brown circa 1840, a fork by Samuel Kirk c. 1830 and a sugar shell marked for Canfield Bro. and Co. Dimensions: From 6" to 7 3/4" long, the total approxima

Two Baltimore Coin Silver Serverseach blade with scenic harbor design and scrolling foliate motifs, to include a fish slice with mark of William F. Bissing, active 1860-1910 (11 7/8 in.); a pie server

Ca. Mid 19thC. Three small dishes (Warner) in very good original condition with no dents, dings or repairs. The cordial (unmarked) has very minor ding(s) and is slightly out of round at the base. All

Four large coin silver serving spoons by Phillip Sadtler of Baltimore Maryland circa 1824. Length 8-5/8" Total weight of the four is 228 grams

A crumber by Geo. W. Webb, Mid 19th Century, with a dragon engraved to the handle; an ice cream server by A.E. Warner and a letter knife by S. Kirk & Son. Crumber measures approximately 12-1/2" long,

2 mid 19th century American silver large ladles. 1) Thomas J. Brown: Baltimore. Coin silver. 13in length. 2) Sterling silver ladle with engraved decorated handle. 13in length. Total weight: 11.4 ozt.

Six Matching Gabriel Lewyn, Baltimore, MD Coin Silver Teaspoons. Circa 1770. Engraved with stylized spreadwing eagles. 5-1/2"l. 3.53 ozt.

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND COIN SILVER JULEP CUP, slightly tapered cylindrical form, with monogram to side, marked to underside "S. KIRK & SON" for Samuel Kirk & Son, Baltimore, MD (this mark in use 1868-187

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND COIN SILVER CREAMER, circular lobed form with bright-cut rim, raised on a slight foot. Marked "IR" in a rectangle for John Ross (1756-1798), no monogram. Weight: 4.00 ozt. Circa 17

Baltimore Repoussé Coin Silver Footed Basketmark of Andrew Ellicot Warner, with post 1830 Baltimore assay mark 11-2 indicating a sterling standard, rope form swing handle over a floral, bird, and f

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND COIN SILVER PLACE SPOONS, SET OF TEN, each having backward-tipped fiddle handle with pointed shoulders, marked to backs "R. BROWN & SON / 10. OZ. 15." for R. Brown & Son of Baltimo

Length 7 1/4 inches. Weight 3.7 troy ounces. A couple bowls with short tears.

comprising a pair of tablespoons by Littleton Holland of Baltimore (active 1800-1847), a teaspoon by Hugh Gelston of Boston, MA (active c. 1816-1830) and Baltimore, MD (active 1816-1833), a shell suga

Approx. 230 grams combined. Ca. Second quarter to third quarter 19thC. Excellent with no bends or breaks or repairs. Andrew Ellicott Warner Sr., Baltimore Maryland. Engraved stag mono's.

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF FIVE, two tablespoons and three place spoons, each having backward-tipped fiddle back handle with pointed shoulders, marked to the back "S. KIRK / 10.15"