Newton E. Crittenden Coin Silver Tongs

Pair of Nashville, Tennessee coin silver sugar tongs, plain fiddle handles with oval grips, marked on each arm "J * E" (mark attributed to John Elliston, 1809-1823, Nashville, TN). Monogrammed ML or M

John David, Philadelphia, PA Coin Silver Tongs. Circa 1763. Bright cut decoration. Monogrammed "E.T.L.". 4-1/8"l.

ASSORTED AMERICAN COIN SILVER TEASPOONS, LOT OF TEN, each having a fiddle handle with pointed shoulders, four examples with personalized engravings, makers including Newton Ebenezer Crittenden, N. Mat

American. A group of assorted coin silver including ten spoons, and a set of tongs, makers including E. Cook, A.J. Burr, Gorham and Carson & Hall, PLUS two silverplated spoons; largest lg. 9 in., co

(12) large spoons, (27) teaspoons, (1) intermediate size, (2) broken. Includes Connecticut silversmiths: e.g. J.C.Blackman. Others: Candee, S.S. Newton, N. Matson, Philip Segee, P.P. Hayes "Pokeepsie"

Including a very unusual pair of tongs marked SR in rectangular touch mark, engraved M.N., 7 1/2" long; plus ladle marked E.& D. Kinsey (Cincinnati) with rat twist handle and engraved geometric & flor

All early to mid 19th century, examples by William Gethen (Phila.), Andrew C. Benedict (NY), Bernard Wenman (NY), and Philip Garret (Phila.).    Dimensions: from 5 3/4" to 7"

Circa 1829, Richmond, Virginia. Spoon form tongs having a nice heavy body and monogrammed D with date of 1829. Small bends consistent with age. No restoration detected, good overall condition. L6 1/4"

Early coin silver tongs marked J.B, 5 3/4". Approximately .8 troy oz TW.

A Pair of Joseph Lownes Coin Silver Tongs, Philadelphia, early 19th century Marks: J Lownes 6-1/8 inches (15.6 cm) 1.6 troy ounces Property from the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society The ton

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Philadelphia coin silver sugar tongs. Stamped "Williamson" on both interior sides. Samuel Williamson (1772-1843), Philadelphia, working circa 1794-1813. MEASUREMENTS: 6-1/2" long.

ca 1840's American coin silver tongs - 6 1/2" long

A Pair of American Coin Silver Tongs, early 19th century Marks: W·R 7-1/8 inches (18.1 cm) 1.28 troy ounces Property from the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society HID03101062020 © 2

Includes 4 assorted coin silver tongs including Keeler, Brown & Kirby, F.M., and Demilt; (6) Curran & Co. silver-plated spoons; (11) assorted stuffing spoons and tablespoons including Wm D Briggs, Pit

Together with a pair of coin silver tongs, sterling tongs, sterling tea strainer, a sterling candle snuffer, a sterling child's fork and spoon, S. Kirk and Son sterling child's fork and a sterling pus

American. An assorted group of sterling silver accessories including cups, shakers, a porringer, tongs and hors d'oeuvre forks, PLUS a pair of coin silver tongs, four silverplated dishes, a pair of c

(lot of 9) American, English and other silver service articles, including: (1) American coin silver tongs, JS Sergeant, Hartford, engraved with foliates and bows, 6"l ; (1) Georgian tongs, monogrammed

A Newell Harding Coin Silver Handled Cup. Together with four pairs of coin silver tongs Wt of all: 7.95 ozt

Lot contains 4" claw sugar tongs, 5" Frank Whiting pierced blade toast tongs, 5 1/2" Victorian era English Exeter silver tongs with monogram and 6" antique American coin silver tongs signed T.A. Davis

J.E. Caldwell. Philadelphia. Coin silver dome top footed butter dish with perforated liner. Ribbed body decoration. Cover with acorn finial and engraved geometric border. Small dent and ½”

Baltimore, MD; unusual cauldron-form, raised on slender legs, in allover floral repousse decoration, one side with monogrammed reserve, the underside inscribed with monograms and dated 1884, lift-off

(8) COIN SILVER SERVICE TONGS UNIQUE DESIGNS FEATURE WISHBONE, A JESTER, CHERUB AND MORE - SEE PHOTOS FOR DETAILS - OVER 10 TOTAL TROY OUNCES

HARRIS & LEMON, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS, having fiddle handles with pointed shoulders and ovoid grips, engraved "B" initial to end. Impressed twice with "HARRIS

Two Pairs of Virginia Coin Silver Sugar Tongsthe smaller with round clam shaped bowl, mark of William B. Cordell, active 1806-1835 in Charlestown (now West Virginia), Leesburg, and Warrenton (5 3/4 in