Antique American Coin Silver Standard Prior to 1880
Coin Silver Flatware & Holloware
Charming American coin silver salt by Baldwin and Company of Newark New Jersey (1840-69) with wonderful faces, feet and garlands and a removable insert, the salt measues 2” tall with a diameter of 2-3/8”
$450.00
19th century large coin silver (900 standard) pedestal foot teapot by E. Stebbins & Co. NYC, New York, circa 1840, measuring 12” tall and measuring about 12-1/2” long from handle to spout with a 6” diameter base
$3200.00
Antique Victorian southern coin silver soup ladle in the "Jenny Lind" pattern by William Wallace Adam (1831-1877) of Alexandria, Virginia measuring 11 -1/2" long and the bowl measuring 3-3/4" across by 3-1/4"
$450.00
Southern coin silver gravy ladle in a variation of the “Olive” pattern by Mitchell & Tyler of Richmond, Virginia (1846-1866) measuring 7” long and the bowl 2-1/2" by 2" and a cursive monogram "RCM" in the middle of the cartouche at the top of the handle
$125.00
American coin silver cup with eight panels --six with an eloborate leaf and flower design and one in the front with an engraving of a stag head and "Overton Carr" measuring 5" tall and 4-1/4" across from handle, circa 1850's, by C. Bard of Philadephia, PA.
$550.00
American coin silver hair comb/wedding comb circa 1860 with engraved foliage around the cluster of paste stones balanced by five prong set paste stones in squat crosses on either side and with a two part construction measuring 5” across and 4-1/2” tall
$250.00
American coin silver cup with "Lewis" engraved in the cartouche 5-7/8" tall with a 2-3/8" diameter round base
$395.00
Victorian set of six coin silver spoons with gold washed shell bowls measuring 4-5/16" long, circa 1860's, by Albert Coles of NYC
$550.00
American coin silver goblet engraved "T R Bloom to Bloom Brown" measuring 5-1/4" tall with a 2-5/8" diameter round base
