Coin Silver Spoons Maryland and West Virginia

All early to 19th century, comprising: a serving spoon by Henry Biershing, a serving spoon by Frederick J. Posey, a set of five 7" spoons (soup?) also by Posey, a teaspoon by teaspoon by Posey and and

FREDERICK J. POSEY, HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND / (WEST) VIRGINIA COIN SILVER BUTTER KNIFE, having a scimitar blade on a forward-tipped fiddle handle with pointed shoulders and an engraved "L" init

Each marked for the maker F.J. Posey, circa 1840. Dimensions: Each is 8 3/4" long, the total approximate weight is 7.5 troy ounces.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA COIN SILVER SPOONS, SET OF SIX, backward-tipped fiddle back citrus or tea spoons, marked to back "R. MATHEWS" in rectangle, for Richard Mathews, Charlottesville, VA (active 1

mid 19th century, rounded fiddle handles, monogram, marks for Campbell & Polk (Winchester, Virginia, 1850-1856), 5-3/4 in. Provenance: Ruth and Ed Bridgeforth, Winchester, Virginia

Eight Virginia Coin Silver Spoons, mark of Thomas NowlanPetersburg and Richmond, Virginia, circa 1866, each with matching script monogram. 7 in. 7.60 total troy oz. Thomas Nowlan was a silversmith act

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

MASSACHUSETTS / VIRGINIA / MARYLAND COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS, having fiddle handles with pointed shoulders and ovoid grips, engraved "B" initial to end. Impressed twice with "N [pellet]

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"

to include one by "Mitchell & Tyler" monogramed with "R" and three by William Mitchell Jr. monogramed with "RB," both from Richmond VA, all marked. 5.5 in.

1799-1999 BICENTENNIAL COINS .999

Richmond, Virginia Coin Silver Spoon marked "Chas Gennet" for Charles Gennet, Jr., active in Richmond 1837-1866. 7 1/4" L 0.995 troy oz. Discovered in a Moorefield, WVa. estate.

A Set of Five George Aiken Coin Silver Place Spoons, Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1800 Marks: G. Aiken 8-7/8 inches (22.5 cm) (each) 312 gra

Comprising one table spoon by William Richardson, Richmond; another table spoon by Charles A. Burnett; together with a salt spoon possibly by Henry White, Fredericksburg, VA. Total weight 3.3 troy oun

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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.

Six Virginia Coin Silver Fruit Spoons, mark of John H. Tyler & Co.Richmond, Virginia, circa 1866-1883, each with matching script monogram. 5 3/4 in. 3.45 total troy oz. John H. Tyler partnered with Sa

including two Kirk Repousse berry spoons, monogram, 7-1/2 in. and 5-1/4 in. bon bon; coin silver spoon, marks for Mitchell & Tyler (Richmond, Virginia, working 1845-1866), 8-3/8 in., 4.57 oz. T. total

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA AND GEORGETOWN, DC COIN SILVER SPOONS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising two small teaspoons by John Adam of Alexandria, VA (active c. 1796-1798; 1801-1848) and Georgetown, DC (active

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

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