Six Charleston coin silver spoons

Set of six coin silver tea or citrus spoons, each marked "J.E. SPEAR" (James E. Spear, Charleston, South Carolina, working 1846-1871), downturned tipt back fiddle handles, rounded fins, monogram; 5 1/

South Carolina, early 19th century, seven Nathan Vernon (working 1802-1835) spoons including set of six spoons, downturn fiddle handles, 5-1/4 in. and one serving spoon, king style pattern, 8-3/4 in.;

12 Antique Coin Silver Fiddle Spoons. Six by W M Root & Brother, Pittsfield Ma. monogrammed Randall and 6 by Bunch monogrammed C. 6". Weight 7.3 oz. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate

Thirty-six matching pieces: twelve 7 1/2" spoons and twenty-four 6" spoons by John Baptiste Dumoutet (1761-1813), active in Philadelphia and Charleston S.C, fiddle with shell

Six Antique American Coin Silver Serving Spoons. All monogrammed. 3 are by A. E. Warner of Baltimore and 3 by Robert Campbell of Baltimore.

Circa 1800 ,George James Macauley working in Charleston, South Carolina. Nicely chased spoons with monogram at handle terminal. Marked on verso clearly. 3.4 oz standard L9 1/4"

A Set of Six Coin Silver Spoons. Each bearing engraved decoration along the handle. Three spoons bear the same two letter monogram of MB, and the other bear a two letter monogram of JH. Reverse of eac

Set of Six Coin Silver Spoons. The lot consists of six coin teaspoons, all matching. The approx. weight is 3.70 OZT. All in good condition.

Otto Paul de Parisen; together with three other sets of six coin silver spoons, one by Nehemiah Dodge. 5 1/8" l. approx. 23.7 ozt.

A Set of Twelve Coin Silver Teaspoons. Together with a set of six coin silver spoons, two coin silver serving spoons, and ten individual coin silver spoons

Set of six coin silver spoon marked E. Wyer Portland, ME 1786 - 1848, two Palmer & Bachelders coin silver spoons

American (Philadelphia), circa 1800. Bright work handles, monogrammed and stamped on reverse. 9" l. Approx. 10" ozt.

Comprising: a serving spoon marked EB, (possibly Ezekiel Burr), a shell decorated tablespoon by Daniel Boyer (Boston), a spoon by Henry J. Pepper (Wilmington Delaware), a large serving spoon by Henry

early 19th century. bearing mark of well-detailed female Greek head and bearded Greek male with makers mark " CL" in diamond. possibly Russian origin. L8 1/2" 13.7oz standard

by Carrington, Circa 1850, Charleston, South Carolina. Each monogramed at handle and conforming. L8 3/4" 8.6 oz standard

Palmer & Batchelder, A.L. Dennison & Co., James Bell & Poor, Jeffery R. Bracket, and others. 61 grams total.

Marks GW & H, ( Gale, Wood, Hughes)....also 2 hallmarks, each 6 inches..small dent to one ...all monogrammed

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

Six (6) Coin Silver Spoons Whatley Chicago 4 Troy Oz

Southern silver spoon decorated with berries & leaves, mongrammed R L D, John Ewan 1823- 1852), length 7 inches

A set of six Duhme coin silver spoons. They measure 8 inches in length and weigh 254 grams combined. All six are monogrammed. No damage or repairs. This lot requires a Wire or Zelle transfer. If lot i

Albany N.Y. active 1810-30, set of six coin silver tea spoons stamped S&B in silk lined and fitted leather case with hinged lid and clasps, 6 1/2 x 4 x 1 1/4" high, spoons5 3/4" long, total weight 2.1

A Group of Six American Coin Silver Table Spoons Marks to longest: EOFF & HOWELL 10-3/4 inches (27.3 cm) (longest) 322 grams The table spoons, each with

Six coin and sterling silver spoons and forks. 6 ozt. [Longest: 8"].