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106 |
WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE SYRUP PITCHER AND PITCHER |
Both dark blue. Syrup marked "Wedgwood, England"; pitcher marked "Wedgwood Made in England". Both excellent condition. Both 5 3/8" h. EST. $100. - $150. |
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107 |
FOUR WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE DARK BLUE PITCHERS |
All marked "Wedgwood Made in England". All excellent condition. 3 1/2", 3 3/4", 4", 4 1/2". EST. $100. - $200. |
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108 |
LOT OF BLACK WEDGEWOOD PLATES AND SAUCERS |
Lot of ten including five 7 1/2" plates plus four 5 1/2" saucers, plus one 4" saucer. All marked "Wedgewood, Made in England". One saucer with 2 chips, otherwise all in excellent condition. EST. $50. - $100. |
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109 |
BANCROFT WOODCOCK COIN SILVER WASTE BOWL |
Coin silver waste bowl made by Bancroft Woodcock (1732 - 1817), Wilmington, Delaware. The bowl has beaded borders on a square base and measures 6" across and 4 1/4" tall. The base is 3 1/4" square, and on the outside of the base the cartouche "B. Woodcock 1792". There are initials "J.R.N." engraved on the bowl. It is possible the initials stand for Joseph and Nathaniel Richardson of Philadelphia, who Woodcock worked with. This is an important museum quality example of early American coin silver. Shown at the Historical Society of Delaware Exhibition 1976. 11 troy oz. EST. $1,500. - $2,500. |
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110 |
PR. OF COIN SILVER RAM'S HEAD VASES BY GORHAM |
Rare pair of coin silver Ram's Head vases made by Gorham Co, ca. 1860. The vases are 5 3/4" tall, footed with the Gorham mark on the bottom and "coin" stamp underneath. The model number is 170, and at the top of each vase are two fantastic ram's heads for handles. Both vases are in excellent condition to near mint condition. 12.5 troy oz. (total) EST. $3,000. - $5,000. |
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111 |
C. OSKAMP COIN SILVER FLATWARE SET |
Coin silver flatware set made by Cincinnati, Ohio silversmith C. Oskamp. This flatware set has a total of 65 pieces including twelve 7 5/8" large forks, twelve 7 1/16" small forks, twelve 7" dessert spoons, twenty-three 5 3/5" teaspoons and six 8 9/16" tablespoons. All pieces are beautifully engraved and have the company's earliest silver mark, the C & O in diamonds cartouche. Ca. 1850. All pieces are monogrammed "C.M.B.". Found in Hamilton, Ohio from family descendant stating this flatware set was from the family of Colonel Carlton Bates of Hamilton, Ohio. 61 troy oz. EST. $1,500. - $2,000. |
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112 |
PAUL STORR, LONDON STERLING SILVER PLATE |
Sterling silver plate by Paul Storr of London, England. The plate has clear hallmarks for Paul Storr (1771 - 1884), the marks for London and date mark "1808-09". The plate has a quadrooned border and an armorial on the front. 9 1/2" dia. Fine condition. 19.5 troy oz. EST. $1,500. - $2,500. |
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113 |
MOONGLOW PATTERN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SET |
Made by International. This flatware set has a total of 92 pieces including twelve 9 1/8" knives, twelve 7" forks, eleven salad forks, twelve cocktail forks, twenty-four teaspoons, eleven flat butter knives, four tablespoons, one sugar spoon, one master butter knife, one olive fork, one cold meat fork and two piece carving set. This set has a stylized monogram "B". Very good condition. 88.65 troy oz. EST. $600. - $850. |
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114 |
CLERMONT PATTERN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SET |
Made by Gorham Co. This flatware set has a total of 107 pieces including eleven 8 1/2" knives, twenty-four teaspoons, twelve bullion spoons, eleven demi-spoons, eleven 7" forks, twelve salad forks, twelve cocktail forks, nine flat butter knives, two tablespoons, one gravy ladle, one sugar spoon and one master butter knife. This set is monogrammed with a stylized "L". Excellent condition. 80.0 troy oz. EST. $600. - $800. |
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115 |
THREE ENGLISH SILVER TABLESPOONS 1782-1789 |
Three large sterling silver tablespoons that date from 1782 - 1789 by English Silversmiths. The three pieces include a 9" teaspoon (1782-3) by TW (Thomas Wallis), 8 9/16" tablespoon (1787-8) by George Smith & William Fearn GS/WF and a 8 9/16" tablespoon (1788-9) by George Smith and William Fearn GS WF. All three pieces have clear hallmarks and are in excellent condition. Approx. 2 troy oz. each. EST. $200. - $500. |
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116 |
SAMUEL HENNELL STERLING SILVER LADLE AND SPOONS |
Seven sterling silver pieces that date from 1815 -1817 by English silversmith, Samuel Hennell. The seven pieces include one 6 5/8" gravy ladle (a) 1816-7 SH, and six 5 1/4" teaspoons (u) 1815-1816 SH. The teaspoons have a "D" monogram. 4.40 troy oz. EST. $100. - $300. |
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117 |
PAUL CRESPIN 1759-1760 STERLING SILVER LADLE |
English sterling silver ladle, by Paul Crespin, London, England with a "1759-1760" date mark. The ladle has nice even wear around the hallmarks and appears to have an old repair to the bowl. 13 3/4" L. This is a great example of the George II era silver . No monogram. 3 1/2" w. 4.47 troy oz. EST. $400. - $700. |
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118 |
GEORGE SMITH/THOMAS HAYTER SILVER LADLE |
English sterling silver ladle, by George Smith/Thomas Hayter, London, England with an "1801-1802" date mark. 12 1/2" L. The ladle is in excellent condition. No monogram. 5.43 troy oz. EST. $300. - $500. |
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119 |
DAVID SPEARS, KENTUCKY COIN SILVER SPOON |
Kentucky coin silver spoon by David Huston Spears. The mark or cartouche D. H. Spears is illustrated in Kentucky Silversmiths by Boultinghouse on page 30 (#153). More history on Spears is on pages 257 and 258 of Kentucky Silversmiths. Spears started silversmithing in ca. 1815 in Carpenter's Station and moved to Springfield, Kentucky in 1820, where he stayed until his death in 1876. The spoon is 5 5/16" long and has no monogram. Clear and legible cartouche. A rare Kentucky spoon! .45 troy oz. EST. $150. - $350. |
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120 |
CINCINNATI, OH & KENTUCKY COIN SILVER SPOONS |
Lot of five coin silver spoons, ca. 1850, including one 5 3/4" Duhme and Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, fiddle type teaspoon; one 6" Duhme and Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, twist handle teaspoon; one 7" John C. Marshall, Louisville, Kentucky, dessert spoon and two 8 1/8" E. & D. Kinsey, Cincinnati, Ohio, tablespoons. There are no monograms. All five pieces in excellent condition. 4.4 troy oz. EST. $100. - $200. |
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121 |
A. SHIRE, PARIS, KENTUCKY COIN SILVER SPOONS |
Two Abraham Shire, Paris, Kentucky coin silver spoons with nice clear cartouches. Two scarce Kentucky coin silver spoons. 1.58 troy oz. EST. $100. - $200. |
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122 |
THREE EARLY COIN SILVER SALTS |
Three salts including two footed salts by John L. Westervelt, Newbugh, New York, ca. 1840 - 1850. Both salts with beautiful engraving. Monogrammed "C. G. T". 2" h. 2 1/4" w. Both 2.74 troy oz. Plus a fantastic three footed salt by W. H. Saxton. A fantastic salt with a protruding wolf's head at the top of each foot. The salt also has a repousse pattern between each animal's head. A rare salt. 2 troy oz. Fine condition. EST. $200. - $400. |
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123 |
WILLIAM CLEVELAND, CT COIN SILVER SUGAR TONGS |
Made by William Cleveland, Connecticut, ca 1800. A nice early style set of tongs with bright cut designs. 6" L. EST. $100. - $200. |
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124 |
HESTER BATEMAN STERLING SILVER SUGAR TONGS |
Fantastic set of sugar tongs by Hester Bateman with bright cut engraving and acorn ends. Marked by maker, Hester Bateman, and has the lion (left) passant, but no date or king's mark, ca. 1775 - 1790. 5 1/4" L. EST. $300. - $500. |
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125 |
THREE EARLY ENGLISH SILVER SUGAR TONGS |
Three early English sterling silver sugar tongs, one by TB, Glascow, Scotland, 1821, shell design on ends with fiddle shape; one by Ann and George Burrows, London, England, 1815, AG/GB, threaded style; plus one by George Smith and William Fearn, London, England, ca. 1790, GS/WF, bright cut. Each 5 3/4" L. EST. $200. - $400. |
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126 |
REPOUSSE PATTERN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SET |
Made by S. Kirk and Son, Inc. This flatware set has a total of 62 pieces including eight 7 7/8" dinner forks, eight salad forks, eight iced teaspoons, eight teaspoons, eight cream soup spoons, six cocktail forks, eight 9 3/4" dinner knives, one 2 piece carving set (fork 10" and knife 11 1/2"), one tablespoon, one sugar spoon, one 11" large knife, one nut serving spoon and one 2 piece small salad set (wood spoon and wood fork). Monogrammed "B.S.K." Excellent condition. 72.13 troy oz. EST. $1,000. - $2,000. |
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127 |
WILLIAM ELEY AND WILLIAM FEARN SILVER LADLE |
English sterling silver ladle by William Eley and William Fearn, London, England with a "1822- 1823" date mark. The ladle has a fine threaded shape handle with a winged animal engraved at top and a 4" bowl. Excellent condition. 13" L. 7.87 troy oz. EST. $300. - $500. |
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128 |
EARLY ENGLISH STERLING SILVER TABLESPOON |
Embossed fruit in the bowl and beautiful engraved handle. The tablespoon was made in London, England with a date mark of "1828 - 1829". The maker's cartouche is "I.H." or "H.I." Excellent condition. 8 3/4" L. 2 troy oz. EST. $100. - $200. |
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129 |
BALL, TOMPKINS AND BLACK COIN SILVER GOBLET |
Footed coin silver goblet by Ball, Tompkins and Black, New York, ca. 1839. Marked underneath "B. T. & B." over "N. York". No monogram. Excellent condition. 4.7 troy oz. EST. $200. - $500. |
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130 |
WOOD AND HUGHES, NEW YORK SILVER MUG |
Sterling silver mug by Wood and Hughes, New York, New York. The mug has an embossed cartouche and flowers with the name "John Gardiner Brewster" engraved in the shield. Fine condition. 3 1/4" h. 4.6 troy oz. EST. $150. - $300. |
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131 |
TREES, LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY JULEP CUP |
Sterling silver julep cup stamped with the "Trees" mark, a Lexington, Kentucky company. No monogram. Excellent condition. 3 troy oz. EST. $200. - $400. |
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132 |
GORHAM COIN SILVER SERVING SPOON |
Great Grecian pattern coin silver serving spoon by Gorham Manufacturing Company with patent "1861" and the Gorham mark on the back of the handle. There are some dings in the bottom of the bowl, otherwise fine condition. 8" L. 1.9 troy oz. EST. $200. - $300. |
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133 |
BLANCHARD, LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY SILVER SPOON |
Kentucky coin silver spoon by Asa Blanchard. The A. B. cartouche which is listed in Kentucky Silversmiths by Boultinghouse on page 299 as the 29B mark, the spoon was made prior to 1820. Blanchard was a Lexington, Kentucky silversmith from 1808 - 1838. No monogram. Excellent condition. 5 1/4" L. .45 troy oz. EST. $100. - $300. |
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134 |
LAFAYETTE PATTERN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SET |
Made by Towle. This large flatware set has a total of 121 pieces including fifteen 9" - 9 1/4" knives, nineteen teaspoons, fifteen 7 3/8" forks, fourteen salad forks, six cocktail forks, six 7 1/2" dessert spoons, six 8" dessert spoons, four bullion spoons, eight 5 3/8" spoons, three 8 1/2" tablespoons, one cream soup spoon, two sugar spoons, one gravy ladle, one master butter knife, one bon bon server (pierced), one hollow handle flat server, two pie/cake knives, one 8 5/8" large serving spoon and one serving fork. There are three different monograms "S", "B" and "F", and some have no monogram. 125+ troy oz. EST. $800. - $1,100. |
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135 |
RICHELIER PATTERN STERLING SILVER FLATWARE SET |
Made by International Co. This flatware set has a total of 42 pieces including seven cream soup spoons, eight teaspoons, three 7 1/4" forks, eight salad forks, eight flat butter knives and eight 8 3/4" knives. Monogrammed "A.J." on back. Excellent condition. 54 troy oz. EST. $600. - $900. |
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136 |
LOT OF SIX EARLY COIN SILVER SPOONS |
Lot including one W.G. Fortes, New York, ca. 1800, 5 7/8" spoon with a nice coffin type handle, monogrammed; one J. Shoemaker, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ca. 1798 - 1800, 5 3/8" spoon, monogrammed; one C. Wiltberger, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ca. 1790, 6" spoon, with applied handle and long bowl, no monogram; one Edward P. Lescare, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, ca. 1825 - 1835, 5 7/8" spoon, monogrammed; one William G. Whilden and Co., Charleston, South Carolina, ca. 1855 - 1860, 6" spoon, monogrammed and one E. Benjamin and Co., New Haven, Connecticut, ca. 1845 - 1850, 6" spoon with a basket of flowers and shell drop handle, monogrammed. A great lot of coin silver spoons. 3.12 troy oz. EST. $150. - $250. |
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137 |
EARLY TOLEWARE DOCUMENT BOX |
Hand painted red, white, yellow and green decoration of florals and leaves on front with a reddish-brown background, red and yellow designs on sides and a yellow design on top with green border. Originally found in Pennsylvania. Some scratching, otherwise fine condition. 7 1/2" h. with handle 10" w. 4 3/4" d. EST. $200. - $400. |
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138 |
EARLY TOLLEWARE BOX WITH ORIGINAL FRUIT DECORATION |
Bright paint; latch missing; small dent; otherwise, excellent condition. 8 1/2" x 6" x 3 1/2" EST. $100. - $200. |
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139 |
EARLY TEA CADDY |
Fine tea caddy with double lidded compartment inside, ca. 1850. Burled type veneer on outside over pine with brass keyhole cover. One and one half small strip missing at bottom front corner, otherwise fine condition. 5" h. 9" w. 5" d. EST. $150. - $300. |
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140 |
EARLY AMERICAN PINE WALL SCONCE |
Early 19th Century wall sconce with dovetailed base and square nail construction. Base holds two candles. One board back slightly blackened with 2 holes for hanging. Originally found in Pennsylvania. Fine condition. 15" h. 12" w. 6" d. EST. $300. - $500. |
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