James Watts American Coin Silver Berry Spoon

A Grouping of Eleven American Coin Silver Spoons(11) pieces, including (6) teaspoons with mark of James Watts, Philadelphia, active 1832-1888 (6 in.), a shell bowl sugar spoon in a matching pattern, m

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

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,

James Watts American coin silver fish server, circa 1860's, Oval Shield pattern, engraved monogram initials on handle, 11 1/2" (length), 3.375 ozt.

of Philadelphia, PA., Olive pattern, circa 1840, 8 1/2", monogrammed "Conquest", 57 grams.

The smallest marked JULIAN A. FOGG & CO., (Salem, Mass.,) one marked J. STOCKMAN, PHILAD., the third with marks of Albert Coles, New York. Total weight, 2.02 ozt. Largest spoon, approx. 7" L.

A Pair of American Coin Silver Berry Spoonsmark of Schohay, Ludwig & Co. of Philadelphia, active 1867-1873, scalloped bowls with chased floral decoration, handles with bright cut geometric foliate pat

Set of 11 Coin Silver Spoons by James watts Set of 11 Coin Silver Spoons, along w/ A set of 3 spoons, Watts and Harper app 10ozt

This is an antique American coin silver spoon made by James Butler of Boston, Massachusetts (1713-1776). Monogrammed for "AB". Length: 7 3/4". Total weight: 1.62ozt

12 Antique American James P. Butler, Philadelphia Coin Silver Spoons in the "Leaf" Pattern. Monogrammed. The pattern incorporates a leaf with anthemion tip on the end of the handle, a rosette set midw

INCLUDING: (8) GLASS PLACE CARD HOLDERS, (2) COIN SILVER SPOONS (MRKD. JAMES WATTS) AND UNUSUAL SILVERPLATE BUD VASE OR HOLDER WITH CRAWLING CHILD (MEASURES 4" H.)

American, 20th century. A group of twenty-five pieces of silver flatware by Towle, all in various patterns, including seven coin silver matching table spoons (lg. 8.25), one coin silver berry spoon (l

by Kidney & Johnson, shovel shape bowl for casserole or berry spoon, 9 3/4", 91 grams, circa 1850, with silk lined leather box.

3 American Coin Silver Serving Pieces, fancy pie server by F & H, berry spoon by J.B. Ginochio and master butter knife by George Bechtel.

Includes spoon made by James Ward 1790-1830, Hartford, CT, 6" long; three spoons made by Julius Hollister 1746-1905, 5-7/8" long; one spoon marked for either Simon Chaudron or Stephen Castan & Co, 5-7

A group of nineteen teaspoons, comprising: seven coin silver spoons by the Philadelphia maker James Watts and retailed by S and E Roberts, a set of six coin silver teaspoons by Abraham Voorhees (New B

(5) Large bright cut sterling silver berry serving spoons: (4) Continental and (1) "W.A. Clark Jr." American coin silver. Each measures approximately 8.75" x 1.75" Total Weight = 8.35 troy oz.

Eighteen Philadelphia Coin Silver Spoonsfirst a set (6) place spoons with mark of James Watts, active 1832-1888, each with retailer mark of Samuel & Edmund Roberts of Trenton, New Jersey, active 1844-

A Grouping of Nine American Coin Silver Spoonsincluding (3) tablespoons with mark of James Watson, Philadelphia, active 1820-1872, each with matching period "HJR" monogram (9 1/8 in.); (6) oval place

First half 19th century. Three are American coin silver: two "S. BAKER'' and one "Clark'' and an English sterling berry spoon with engraved handle, And chased bowl, Edinburgh with date mark for 1802.

Two American sterling silver berry spoons. Each in a repousse pattern. One spoon by S. Kirk & Son (7.25" long) decorated with florals and foliage. The second spoon by the Baltimore Silversmiths Mfg. C

A set of eleven American coin silver grapefruit spoons, by John Wesley Forbes, New York. The handles with maker's mark, I. W. F. Fiddle shell motif on handle tip. Monogrammed name on the back "Chew".

A group of 9 silver salt spoons. Comprised of 4 American coin silver salt spoons (one marked O. D. Seymour / Oliver DeWitt Seymour). Together with 5 English sterling salt spoons (various makers, inclu

A 19th century American coin silver tea strainer spoon by E. V. Haughwout & Co. Pierced and scalloped bowl. Measures 5-3/8" long, 2.75" wide. Weighs 42.52 grams. Engraving on handle, D. Hammack.