Joseph Raynes Lowell Mass American Coin Silver Ladle

Seven pieces, all monogrammed, various makers and marks including Cooper & Fisher (UK), Joseph Raynes (Lowell, Mass.), W.H.W. (UK, possibly for W.H. Wakefield), and J. Fries (Philadelphia). L: approx.

ca. 1785-1829 Joseph Shoemaker Philadelphia, PA early American coin silver punch ladle, accompanied by an early 20th c. old Newberry Crafters handwrought Arts and Crafts era sterling silver serving sp

Circa 1785. Typical 18th Century form with Doublestruck Heel. Hallmarked as shown. Monogrammed as shown. 14 5/8" in length.

Circa 1855 by Bailey Kettell and Chapman of Boston, Mass. Very nicely and large example having well detailed anthus trim to the handle and marked with makers mark at the backside. Good condition. L13

American coin silver punch ladle, Jacob Wood and Joseph Hughes, New York, late 19th c., in the "Humboldt" pattern, angular handle, shaped bowl with remnants of gilt wash, housed in fitted case, ladle:

(lot of 21) American coin silver tablespoons and teaspoons by Edward & David Kinsey, N. Matson, and Joseph Seymour; together with 19th century silver plate tablespoons, teaspoons, and ladle, 8.36 troy

(lot of 64) American silver flatware including coin silver teaspoons by Joseph Seymour, RH Bailey, E&D Kinsey; place knives, dinner forks, iced teaspoons, ladle, serving forks, teaspoons, place spoons

An American Coin Silver Ladle. Marked for H.J. Pepper. Engraved with a "C" on the handle Length: 13.5" Wt: 6.40 ozt

Probably George B Sharp, Philadelphia, active 1850-1874, gilt bowl, with curving handle, spade shaped terminal with applied ivy decoration, against a stippled ground, 10 1/2 in. L, 5.85 ozt.

This is an antique American coin silver ladle made by Isaac Hutton of Albany, NY (active c.1790-1830). Monogrammed "LC". 14" long. 5.4ozt.

Possibly William L Campbell, Winchester, VA, b.1759-d.1815. "B" monogram, 13 3/8 in. L, 5.2 ozt.

Antique, 19th century, american coin silver ladle and 2 spoons by Larmour & Co., Baltimore, Maryland. Ladle and spoons are marked "Larmour & Co Coin". Tested for purity. Monogrammed. Total weight: 7.0

American, down turned round handle, monogram, marks for Henry C. Foster (Worcester, MA c. 1859-1862 and Boston, MA c. 1863 and 1886-1890), 6.44 oz. T, 11-1/2 in. Provenance: Sue and Shasta McCranie, W

Large coin silver ladle marked "A. E. Cohn". Length 13-1/4" Weight 160 grams

Large coin silver ladle marked "A.E. Croneberg, Coin" Length 12" Weight 147 grams

Mid 19th century American coin silver in the "Dew Drop" pattern - a ladle and a sugar spoon. They are marked only with what appears to be the retailer's mark "LP Durkee, Pontiac". The ladle measures 6

Coin silver pieces, marked 'Wm. S. Humphreys' and 'Hastings.' 1.2 ozt total weight. Approximately 6 inches each. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything

comprising an attributed American coin silver ladle and a likely Continental 800 silver large serving spoon marked with three R's. Larger: 15" long. Weight: 9.39 OZT. Use wear, monograms, denting, rep

5 early silver spoons consisting of American coin silver ladle signed Bechtel, German silver table spoon signed Petschler, American coin silver table spoon, Philadelphia coin silver table spoon signed

For your consideration is a 19th Century American coin silver ladle by Eugene Jaccard & Co. from Kansas City, Kansas. This "Pure Coin" ladle measures 6" in length and weighs just under 1 ounce. The ba

Large mid 19th century American coin silver ladle in the "Jenny Lind" pattern. Marked for the retailer Freeman & Bennett. Length 13-1/2" Weight 197 grams

Early American Coin Silver Soup Ladle by Burnett, scarce Georgetown, DC maker, Charles Alexander Burnett, circa 1825, engraved standing lion crest, 13 1/2" long, 202 grams.

American Coin Silver Soup Ladle, N. Harding Maker's Mark N.Harding, Newell Harding, Boston, 1822, engraved decoration, 13-1/4"l, weight approx. 7 T.O.

An American Coin Silver Soup Ladlemarked "Kirk" and with three pseudo hallmarks to verso, period script monogram "FC" to handle. 14 in. 6.505 troy oz. The consignor notes that this ladle descended in