Coin Silver Covered Jug, John Wolfe Forbes (1781-1864), New York, New York, early 19th century.

An American coin silver teapotJohn Wolfe Forbes, New York, New Yorksecond quarter 19th centuryMonogram to side.height 9 1/2in (24cm); length 12in (30.5cm); width 5in (12.5cm); weight approximately 29o

New York, early 19th century, urn shape with melon form body, dome cover, ball finial, die-rolled bands, square handle, marks for retailer Hyde & Nevins, (New York City, working 1812-1818), maker

16 19th C Coin Silver Teaspoons four by D. Parmely circa 1850, attributed to CT; four by John W Forbes, New York circa 1830; four by Joseph W. Boyde, New York 1816-1820; four by OE Sibley, Canandaigua

American, early/mid 19th century, including one pair with blue lenses, marked "Moore" and "New York"; one pair with green lenses, marks for John Peirce (Pierce, Boston, Massachusetts, working 1809-181

BALL, TOMPKINS & BLACK COIN SILVER COVERED BUTTER DISHNew York, Late 19th CenturyIn three parts, consisting of a squat ovoid base, a star-pierced liner and a domed cover with engraved lion passant and

DESCRIPTION: Five pieces of American coin silver flatware. Includes: 1) Ladle marked "J. & I. Cox". New York, early 19th century. Monogrammed. 7-1/2" 2) Fork marked "Bailey & Kitchen". Philadelphia, 1

One by William Mitchell Jr. c. 1830, two by Seymore Hoyt 1817-1850, and one by L. Emmons, New York, early 19th century. Lengths 9 inches, 236 grams.

Six American Coin Silver Spoons, including John Wolfe Forbesincluding: (3) with mark of John Wolfe Forbes, New York City, active 1802-1831 (7 1/4 in.); a pair with mark of Wood & Hughes, both with ret

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

Group of (15) New York coin silver spoons, late 18th to early 20th century, to include: (2) late 18th/early 19th century fiddleback spoons, Paul Sayre, Southampton, Long Island, comprising tablespoon

Set of twelve early 19th c. Pelletreau & Upson New York City coin silver teaspoons with sheaf of wheat and sickle decorated handles, cursive script monogram "PL", accompanied by an old note reading ".

American (New York), mid-19th century. A coin silver coffee pot, the body with repoussé flowers and four medallions with female heads, the lid surmounted by an ornate pierced finial, having the impr

William Thomason, early 19th century, New York, in the Neoclassical style, the urn of bulbous form, with Jamieson armorial crest comprising a boat over an applied shield of three anchors, over a banne

Large group of mid 19th century coin silver and early sterling. Partial New York coin silver flatware service in the early Albert pattern, including 6 serving or tablespoons, 6 dessert or place spoons

This is an antique Early 19th century American coin silver centerpiece footed tray crafted by silversmiths Shepherd & Boyd of Albany, New York. Monogrammed. 14 3/8" x 9 1/4". It weighs a total of 26.1

18th Century or early 19th Century, including two with maker's mark 'NV', possibly for Nicholas Van Rensselaer, New York, c. 1765; two with maker's mark 'N' within a scalloped rectangle; one with make

Each with cover having foo lion knop, the bodies of barrel form, the reeded overlapping handles with leaf terminals. Height of larger approximately 11 1/2 inches.

Two American Silver Cream Jugs Early 19th century One with a part lobed body and band of applied floral vine marked Simon Wedge, Baltimore, circa 1800, the second baluster-form with anthemion bands ma

early to mid 19th century, including six spoons with marks for Frederick Marquand (Savannah, Georgia, working 1820-1826 and New York, NY, working 1826-1839) and pseudo hallmarks; one spoon with marks

Early 19th century coin silver straight-sided mug, Charles Hequembourg, New Haven, CT, Buffalo, NY, & New York City, NY, circa 1830, having applied rim, banded foot, plain strap handle, and vertical s

Good Three-Piece American Coin Silver Coffee Setthird quarter 19th century, by Wood & Hughes, New York, including a coffeepot, h. 11-1/4", l. 10", a covered sugar bowl, h. 8-1/4", w, 8-1/8", and a cre

Four American Coin Silver Beakers Various makers, 19th Century comprising an example by John C. Farr, Philadelphia, PA; O.C. Forsyth, New York, NY; Talbott, Bailey & Co, Indianapolis, IN; and H. Hudso

New York Coin (.900) Silver Porringer, second quarter 19th century, by William Forbes (1798-1888) for Ball, Tompkins & Black (fl. 1839-1851), both New York City, of traditional form with pierced handl

Baltimore Sterling Silver Co. Sterling Silver Coffee Service Early 20th century Comprising a coffee pot, cream jug, covered sugar bowl, waste bowl and kettle on stand, each chased overall with flowers