US Coin Silver Antiques

23%25 BP factored in & will not be added on. Condition: light surface scratches, and tarnish.

<p>Length: 5-3/4”. Offered for sale without a reserve is very fine, early coin silver spoon made by noted Wilmington silversmith Henry Pepper. Pepper was a very prominent silversmith in the Wilmington area before picking up shop and moving to Philadelphia. Work from this period of his career is very scarce. This piece features a typical Delaware shape. A long finless neck is set off by a Wide pointed handle. The neck joins the bowl with an incised U-shaped notch. The piece is clearly marked and a very pretty monogram appears on the front of the handle. This piece shows minimal wear and will make a fine addition to any Delaware silver collection. I will ship anywhere in the US for only $4.95. Delaware Coin Silver Spoon. Shipped with USPS First Class Package.</p>

ELEVEN FORKS….7 3/4” LONG…. OUR JEWELER TESTED THESE TO BE COIN SILVER…. WE DO NOT PUT LOWER VALUES ON CUSTOM FORMS. WE SPECIALIZE IN LIQUIDATING LARGE COLLECTIONS!

• MAKER : C.A. Boas. • CONDITION : Terrific condition. Solid without dings, and with little noticeable wear. This is a an outstanding ladle with scalloped bowl, and brite cutting and engine-turning of the handle.

Cheese Knife is in very good used condition with No Monograms, Removals or Repairs. The Cheese Knife is. five picks at the top front of the blade. The front side of the handle and blade has a wonderful.

The reverse of the spoon is hallmarked "PL", though worn, and the neck of the spoon features period correction designs and the monogram "BS". The reverse of the bowl has a heavily worn image of bird, most likely an eagle.

Monograms : Grandfather & Grandmother present E.M. Buckley. Maker : John Curry - Philadelphia PA circa 1825-1867. Marked : J Curry, Phila. Condition : Good Condition. Also an old repair on the seam inside the cup (see photo).

NO SILVER or TIN SMITH marking that I could see. ------FAIR ASKING PRICE. where would you EVER find another?. ----I LOVE MY JOB! ----- Weight is 100.2 grams.

They are in the fiddle back pattern, and were made by Robert and William Wilson. In Philadelphia Pennsylvania. I make it out to be LRH. They are both signed on the back. 6 g for the pair.

Excellent quality and condition. Unsigned, as is typical of jewelry of this era – ca. early 1900’s. Early Navajo spoons like this are VERY collectible. Reasonable starting price. Coin silver or better.

These coin silver spoons were made and marked by A.W. Stowell.

Elias Pelletreau coffin-spatulate end coin silver spoon. 8.75" long and weighs 47 grams. Monogram looks like "MJ". Elias Pelletreau.

Presented is a fantastic antique coin silver cup with two small handles marked for Gorham Coin silver for silver made c1850 with a style or product number of 47. This is a fantastic opportunity for the collector of silver.

They were made by John C Farr in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and these were made in 1824- 1840. They are in excellent condition, and all wonderfully engraved on both sides. They are 6 3/8 long.

Condition is very good with a slight dent perceptible only upon close inspection. There is a monogram "E.M.S" on the front center.

Antique Coin Silver S. Kirk & Son 11 OZ Repoussé Coffee, Chocolate or Hot Water Pot. I believe it was made in the 1890's in Baltimore, MD. Gorgeous heavily repoussé floral and fruit design with roses, morning glories etc. and several lovely birds.

Length: 3 1/2in (8.9cm).

<p>Worcott & Gelston Coin Silver Serving Spoon 9.25” 42.2g NO RESERVE. Shipped with USPS First Class Package.</p><p>It is monogrammed</p><br><p>Thank you for your interest in our no reserve $1 auction of this item! Follow our page to see the many other auctions that will be happening! Please note that descriptions of these will be brief as we want to list as many watches for our buyers as possible. As always, don’t hesitate to shoot us a message with any questions.</p><br><br><p>***If you win more than one just send us a message to combine shipping for you. If you only win one, shipping is your responsibility, no exceptions. Thank you!</p>

The spoon weighs. 55 troy oz.

Marked COIN 1. Engraved Frankie.

I like and think you will too. Good antique estate found condition as described and photographed above with minor wear from age and normal use.would further benfit from light polishing which I have not attempted.small scratch on heel of back bowl.other very minor surface scratching.

Early Gorham hallmark with the standing right facing lion and the model number 440 on the opposite edge. The Napkin ring is in very nice used condition for its age with no splits or repairs.

Age: ca. 18th-19th century. Condition: very nice antique condition. Markings / Hallmarks: na. Purity Marks if Applicable: na.

The hair comb is 3.25" x 3.25". It weighs 14.4 grams. Across the top is etched the name Arania. There are no other markings on it. The item is tarnished The prongs are slightly bent out of shape. The top of the comb is also slightly bent due to storage. There are scratches across the "I" Please see pictures.

Each for a total of243 grams or 7.8 ozt.

<p>Very cool having an actual sea shell as the bowl. Just over 5” overall. Buyer to pay $5 shipping</p>

Monograms: presentation on the back of handle: Blackwell Newhall 1901, Geo Guest Jr from. (see photo) - Blackwell Newhall was born in Baltimore Maryland in 1901. Marked: SK & Son, 11oz. Condition: Great Condition.

It has one long blade for cutting and a smaller blade for removing stones from fruit or horses' hooves. - Length with blade extended: 6in (15.2cm). - Weight: 1.41 troy oz (44g).

This lot of six antique matching coin silver teaspoons date from mid 19th century. W. Baldwin" Each spoon is also marked "Pure Coin.". Total weight is 3.8 ounces. Very good condition! NO RESERVE!

The spoon weighs 1.61 troy oz. There are fine shallow surface scratches overall and a tiny ding in the bowl, otherwise in good antique condition.