Early "Coffin handle" coin Silver Serving Spoon w

Ten (10) pcs Virginia and Washington, DC area coin silver flatware. 1st-6th items: 6 Virginia coin silver table or serving spoons with coffin end handles, all monogrammed MPD and marked W. WILLIAMS in

Four large American coin silver serving spoons from R&W Wilson of Philadelphia in the Fiddle Shell pattern. They date to the early 19th century. Length 9-3/8" Total weight of all 4 is 322 grams

(13) EARLY COIN SILVER SPOONS including 5 serving spoons and 8 teaspoons, makers include JB, J&W. MOIR, SJ, etc., longest 9in., 13.4ozt.

DESCRIPTION: Four coin silver serving spoons, each monogrammed to top of handle and marked to back "J. Trott". Jonathan Trott Sr. was active in Boston from the 1750's until the early 1800's. MEASUREME

26 pieces, all with monogram, including: 15"L punch ladle, coffin / fiddle handle, marked "J. Sayre" in shaped rectangle for Joel Sayre, Southampton and New York, 1798-1818---8 3/4" serving spoon, tip

Lot of 11 very early coin silver spoons to include five with a coffin shaped handle and six which are hallmarked (see photos). Spoons weight approximately 4.35 ozt and are approximately 5 3/4" long.

Four Antique American Sterling Silver & Coin Silver Serversthird quarter of the 19th century; the first a serving spoon marked "Sterling" and retailed by W. J. Behan, the handle surmounted by a bold s

22 pieces American coin silver, including: 1. Robert & William Wilson (Philadelphia, PA, active c. 1825-1846), 8 5/8"L serving spoon with downturned tipt fiddle handle, monogram, marked "R & W. WILSON

(5) EARLY COIN SILVER ITEMS (1) 5 3/4" COVERED JAR WITH MAN FINIAL - (1) 5 1/4" SAUCE BOAT MARKED 800 - (1) 10" ELABORATE SERVING SPOON WITH SAILBOAT HANDLE MARKED 90 - (1) 5 1/2" OBLONG HINGED BOX -

Fine pierced serving spoon with ornate scalloped floral handle. Marked 925/1000, fine sterling, PAT 1896, with a horse holding a "W". Repousse sterling tongs. Marked sterling, 925. Early Gorham sterli

American/English, early-mid 19th century. Four pieces including serving spoon with sheaf of wheat on handle and English hallmarks; spoon with shell bowl marked "Seymour & Lindsley Pure Coin" (Hartford

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.;

LOT OF MISC SILVER PIECES INCLUDES 2 SERVING PIECES W/STERLING SILVER HANDLES, 800 SILVER LIPSTICK, 4 STERLING SILVER SPOONS, STERLING TOOTHPICK HOLDER, & COIN SILVER SPOON, 5.03 TOZ COUNTING 0.5 TOZ

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,

An Early American Coin Silver Serving Spoonmark of "WP" in a serrated rectangle, by an unknown maker, slightly shaped end, without a monogram. 8 5/8 in. 1.3 troy oz. From the Collection of Quincy and

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

Early coin silver serving knife by R&W Wilson of Philadelphia circa 1825-1846, weighs 1.47 troy ozs. leaf engraved ~ Coulomb King / Kings pattern with a engraved blade portion of leaves and vines.

Six early 19th century American coin silver serving / table spoons. Comprised of three spoons by John Owen Jr, Philadelphia, active c.1804-1840. Two spoons by J.B. McFadden, Pittsburg, active c.1840,

Approx 9 3/4" long and weighs approx 80 grams

Both have sterling silver handles. Length of pie lifter is approx 9 3/4".

All have handles marked Sterling. Longest is approx 10 1/2"

oversized Continental coin silver serving spoon, cracked at handle attachment, 4.6 troy ozs, length 14.5€

A large mixed lot of Sterling comprising a c. 1800 coin coin silver serving spoon by William Garret Holmes of NY, a Jensen bar knife, souvenir spoons, a Revere repro bowl, a Tiffany frame, a pair of E

Decorated with bright cut engraving (with initials CD) and twist stem. Marked W & G in Old English script. Excellent condition. Circa mid 19th C. 10.25"" approx. 69 grams approx.