MID-19TH CENTURY QUEBEC SILVER STUFFING SPOON

A King's pattern example from the mid 19th century. Marked as pictured.    Dimensions: 14" long, the approximate weight is 6 troy ounces.    Provenance: Propert

Group of eight sterling and coin silver stuffing spoons, early to mid 19th century, comprising: (2) sterling tablespoons marked Has. W. Kennard & Co. 8.5"l; (1) circa 1810, John & Peter Targee coin si

Group of late 18th - mid 19th Century coin silver spoons. C Parker, "D" & "D P" touch marks on the reverse side.

A small mid to late 19th century silver spoon with "Sitko" engraved in spoon bowl, native American iconography on handle. 4.8 grams; 3-3/4" L

For your consideration are (2) mid-19th Century American coin silver spoons with 'pseudo-marks' typical of the period. Additionally, the spoons are each partially marked "D.G. Leonard". D. Gillis Leon

Title: A fine pair of mid 19th century fiddleback coin silver spoons by L Goddard of Worcester Date: c. 1845 Dimension: 5 3/4" Provenance/Additional Info: MA with initials engraved on the front Shippi

Antique American coin silver spoons, mid 19th c., 12 are signed by G. Baker (Providence, Rhode Island) on verso and six are signed by N. Dodge (Providence, Rhode Island) on verso, Baker spoons are 6 1

Antique 19th Century 1800s Georgian Sterling Silver Stuffing/Serving Spoon. Hallmarked. Georgian sterling silver with London maker. Dated 1800s. Weight: 2.8 troy ounces. Length: approx. 11.5".

6 Pc. Antique, Mid 19th Century Charles Boynton Sterling Silver Tea Spoons. Dated 1854. Weight - 123 grams. Monogrammed. Measures - 5 3/8" long.

English mid 19th / mid 20th century silver plated serving spoons and ladle strainer by Atkins brothers. Bowls on the serving spoons with a smooth polished finish, the ladle having a pierced bowl. Hand

A Grouping of Ten Coin Silver Spoonscirca mid 19th century, to include: teaspoon with mark of Wood & Hughes, retailer mark of A. B. Griswold & Co., New Orleans; salt spoon with beaded border design, m

A Set of Five Butler McCarty & Co. Coin Silver Spoons, Philadelphia, mid-19th century Marks: BUTLER MCCARTY & Co., COIN 5-7/8 inches (14.9 cm) (each) 3.19 troy ounces Property from the Eric P.

This is an attractive estate found antique serving spoon crafted in Sweden in the mid19th century. Rendered in fine .830 silver, this spoon features ornate scallop shell designs on the handle. It is f

Set of 12 tablespoons / banquet size spoons in Fiddle Thread / Augsburg Thread pattern; stamped L POSEN 13. All engraved with SEG initials to handle undersides. Excellent condition. Mid 19th C. 8 1/8"

A set of eleven teaspoons by Eugene Jaccard and Co. A single serving spoon by the same maker and a serving spoon marked for Monroe and DeFriez. All mid 19th century. Dimensions: From 6" to 8 3/4" long

First half 19th century. Shaped handle is threaded, marked on back of bowl "N" and another unreadable hallmark. 15.5"l. Approx 6 ozt.

mid 19th century, shaped fiddle handles, monogram "E. H Lockhant", marks for Volney Boardman (Greensboro, Alabama, working 1832-1833 and 1835-1860 and Tuscaloosa, Alabama, working 1833-1835), 10.57 oz

mid 19th century, rounded fiddle handles, monogram, marks for Campbell & Polk (Winchester, Virginia, 1850-1856), 5-3/4 in. Provenance: Ruth and Ed Bridgeforth, Winchester, Virginia

American, mid-19th Century. Serving spoons with brightwork engraving on handles. Minor wear. Approx. 16 ozt.

All mid 19th century, comprising: a pair of large tablespoons by James E. Brindsmaid, a pair of teaspoons by Morillo Noyes, a pair of tablespoons by Charles Wyman, a sauce ladle by J and J Hall, a cof

By F.R. Brahe and Company of Augusta mid 19th century. Handsome group in well kept condition, set of six. L7 3/8"

Mid 19th century. Makers include Palmer & Bocheldor, S. Herrington, A. Langford, and others. Also includes two "sterling" spoons. Approx. 6.4 ozt.

Mid 19th century, Georgia. The group having nice form and in generally good condition. L5 7/8"

Mid 19th Century. Oval with machine tooled surface and lion head handles. Divided interior. 4"h. 7"l. Together with a silver spoon, partial London hallmarks, either 1795 or 1885.