James Peters Coin Silver Spectacles with Case

James Peters manufactured between 1830-1850. Glasses with adjustable sliding side frames, missing the lenses, fully marked, offered with the case they were found in; fully hallmarked sterling frame wi

Twenty-two (22) coin silver spoons and twelve (12) early sterling spoons marked for Bowling Green, Kentucky silversmiths and retailers James McClure, working 1840s to 1881; Peter Fuselli, working late

Scarce pair of Kentucky coin silver eyeglasses, one arm of frame marked R FRAZIER in serrated rectangle, attributed to Robert Frazier Sr., working Paris KY prior to 1799 and Lexington 1799-1851. Exter

Pair of antique eyeglasses or spectacles with Kentucky coin silver frames, the exterior of ends stamped CALVERT, attributed to T.C. Calvert, working Lexington c. 1850-1899+. 5 3/8" W. Note: more Kentu

A pair of Philadelphia coin silver spectacles marked for the maker Mark Mccallister. With what appears to be the original blue wallpaper covered case. Dimensions: The case is 7 1/2" x 2 1/2" x 1".

DESCRIPTION: Five coin silver teaspoons. Includes: 1) Spoon marked "Harrington". Early 19th century. Monogrammed. 2) Two James Peters spoons. Marked "J. Peters Philad". 1813-1850. Monogrammed. 3) Two

A Three Piece Peter Krider Medallion Pattern Coin Silver Yo

A rare three piece coin silver tea set by Peter Chitry (New York) c.1815-1820. Large three piece set comprised of a teapot with serpent formed spout, 9.75" high, 12.25" wide from end of handle to end

A pocket watch by James Mix (coincidentally, coin silver by the same retailer/jeweler is included in this sale), housed in a double sided 14k marked case. Total weight of watch is 117.6 grams.

Comes with case from W.E.Wright, Keene, NH. Glass loose minor bend

James Conning, Mobile, Alabama coin silver cup or mug with beaded rim and foot ring; repousse strawberry and leaf decoration enclosed within an upper and lower band of triple reeding, central monogram

Peter L. Krider Philadelphia coin silver water pitcher, retailed by J.E. Caldwell & Co., baluster form, the body with chased floral and vine motif and central cartouche monogrammed LCO (?) and reverse

THREE SPECTACLESOne marked coin silver with rounded rectangular lenses and lacquered case circa 1880. Another steel with oval lenses and French X bridge and two-part case circa 1780. The last with D-h

John and Peter Targee (working New York, c. 1811) coin silver coffee pot on warming stand, rectangular with lobed belly tapering to a spreading, rectangular foot with stepped base; short, decorative p

Four (4) scarce Mississippi coin silver spoons, stamped J.D. ANDERSON VICKSBURG (James D. Anderson, working Vicksburg, MS, prior 1844-1849) with crowned leopard and bust pseudohallmarks, fiddle tipt a

18 pieces of coin silver attributed to Paris / Bourbon County, Kentucky coin silver by makers including Joseph Stephens, James and George Snyder, B.B. Marsh, Abraham Shire, and more. 1st-5th items: 5

Coin Silver mug with unusual double marks for James Merriman of Memphis TN and Claudius Redon of New Orleans, LA. Reeded rims, angular handle, and cylindrical body engraved, "Presented.". Stamped on u

2 Coin silver julep cups, each of slightly tapering form with threaded rim and foot ring, the bottoms marked Merriman and Memphis in separate rectangles (James E. Merriman, working Memphis, 1845-1860)

Scarce coin silver Rice or Platter Spoon, marked for Hyde & Goodrich of New Orleans, Louisiana (James Hyde and C.W. Goodrich, working c. 1816-1866), in the fiddle thread pattern. Script monogram JAT.

A collection of antique silver serving pieces, including 1 Whiting sterling nut scoop with ribbed repousse bowl; 1 twist handle coin silver serving spoon with Greek Key border marked for James Watts,

Sixteen (16) coin silver and early sterling silver items, including Peter Krider Medallion Ladle and Creamer, Gorham salt cellars, and Maryland and North Carolina flatware. 1st item: Peter L. Krider (

To include six James Watts bright cut bird engraved spoons, monogrammed, in the original case, four demitasse spoons by John Scott, monogrammed, and six demitasse spoons by Andrew Rumrill, monogrammed

FOUR PAIR OF SPECTACLESAmerican, late 19th to early 20th century. One pair of coin silver with rounded rectangular lenses and frames in original "Dexter & Haskins" case, another pair silver

5.25 inches long.