AMERICAN SILVER CANN, Boston, mid 18th century

An American silver cannpossibly Joseph Loring, Bostonlate 18th centuryWith monogram.height 3 5/8in (9cm); length; length 5 1/2in (14cm); width 4in (10cm); weight approximately 7.5oz troy

Fine 18th C. Philadelphia Silver Cann A particularly fine and rare Philadelphia silver cann of slightly later than the mid 18th century. Original fine bossing and graving, acquired years back from the

An American Silver Teaspoon Myer Myers, New York, Mid-18th Century marked 'Myers' to underside 8 dwt Length 5 inches. Property from the Estate of Professor Ethan D. Alyea, Jr., Bloomington, Indiana

An American Coin Silver Salver Haddock, Lincoln & Foss, Boston, MA, Mid 19th Century marked 'coin' on underside 24 ozt 12 dwt Diameter 12 1/8 inches.  Property from the Estate of W.M. Bogdanowicz

English Colonial Silver Covered Sugar Bowl mid-18th century, possibly American, the inverted pear-shaped body decorated with repousse rococo gadroons, the fitted lid with gadrooned foot-ring, engraved

Charters, Cann & Dunn (American (New York), mid-19th century) for Hayden & Whilden (American (Charleston, South Carolina), 1855-1863). A southern states American coin silver syrup pitcher of tradition

A group of 9 Ameican demi-tasse spoons. Mid-18th century. All hallmarked, some monogrammed on back. ++ (4) Daniel Boyer, Boston, Massachusetts. Marked: Boyer. ++ (2) Samuel Parmalee, Guilford, Connect

American, mid-18th century. Large spoon marked with "IC" and "PC". 2.15 troy ounces total weight. 8.25"l.

A coffin ended tablespoon by Ebenezer Moulton Boston Circa 1795. Together with a picture back table spoon by Jesse Zane. Wilmington, Delaware. Circa 1795. The Zane spoon is a particularly fine example

an intricately worked scissor form sugar tong marked "IC", possibly John Coburn, Boston (1725-1803). Coburn was born in York, Maine and was active in Boston from 1745 to 1790. A closely related exampl

17 American Federal coin silver table or serving spoons, most 18th century. Includes 6 tablespoons with mid rib handles; slashed drops and Hanoverian style monograms en verso HIL, with double marks: E

An 18th silver mug or cann. The hand raised mug sits on a constructed foot and has a light gold wash to the interior. Inscribed on the front with a crest and presentation inscription "Boston To John 1

Three American Coin Silver Wares Including Two Military Presentation Cups Mid 19th Century includes a presentation cup marked for Harris & Standwood of Boston, with ship engraving and inscription read

American, mid 19th century, all with matching oval forms with bead borders, foliate decoration, ivory spacers: five piece coin silver with marks for Haddock, Lincoln & Foss (Boston, Massachusetts,

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

Queen Anne Walnut Side Chair, Boston, mid 18th c. Yoke crest over a baluster splat on cabriole legs joined by stretchers with leather upholstered seat. Provenance: Herman E. Cooper, New York. (QWET240

QUEEN ANNE DROP-LEAF TABLEBoston, Mid-18th CenturyIn Cuban mahogany. Drop leaves with cut corners. Bold cabriole legs end in pad feet.Height 28.25”. Length 16.5” plus two 16.25” drop leaves. Wid

American, mid-18th century. A Chippendale camelback sofa in mahogany, with yellow upholstery and tufted cushions, having a shaped camelback crest and scrolled arms, above a serpentine seat rail, ris

American, mid 18th Century. Cherry with pine secondary. Top with dovetailed case, shell carving applied cornice moldings, and nine overlapping dovetailed drawers. Base with one over three dovetailed o

American, Mid 18th Century, pine. Simple square nail construction, multi board door and rough water sawn back. Nice natural surface. 61"h, 40"w, 14" d.

Probably American, mid 18th century, pine with mahogany veneer. Small mirror with molded frame and scrolled crest with drilled hanging holes. Mirror has age. Minor edge loss, wear, missing glue blocks

American, mid 18th century. All have turned stretcher bases. Similar country Queen Anne chairs with old brown/red paint. One has a replaced splat (upside down), the other has traces of painted designs

**Originally Listed At $150** North America, American colonies, mid 18th century CE. A large American tin candle mold for twelve 9.75" long candlesticks, with a rectangular raised base and a rectangul

Spanish silver chest, mid 18th c., wood storage chest, with iron strapwork, having hinged three-quarter lid, opening to divided storage interior, handles to each side, rising on molded base, approx 22