- 24 SOUTHERN COIN SILVER SPOONSmid 19th
century, most with fiddle handle, including five Virginia: three C. W. Heydon teaspoons, two Seely teaspoons, four Georgia: teaspoon, Moses Eastman and Clark, Rackett & Co;...
[more like this] - ELEVEN PIECES SOUTHERN COIN SILVER FLATWARE,
WILMOTGeorgia or South Carolina, 19th century, including set of six serving spoons, marks for Samuel Wilmot, Sr. (New Haven, Connecticut, working 1798-1808; Georgetown, South...
[more like this] - TWO SOUTHERN COIN SILVER SERVING SPOONSTwo
antebellum Clark & Co. (Augusta, Georgia) coin silver tablespoons, each about 8-5/8" long. 145 grams. No monograms. shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house....
[more like this] - Five Southern coin silver spoons: serving
spoon, "Hayden & Whilden" (Charleston, working 1855-1863), 9 in.; one retailer "Gregg, Hayden & Co." (Charleston, South Carolina, working 1846-1852), maker probably Gale &...
[more like this] - Southern Coin Silver Flatware Georgia,
19th century, 20 pieces including T.S. Spear forks; Oscar J.H. Dibble teaspoons; Samuel B. Purple forks; Foster & Fogle serving spoon, 21.14 oz.T....
[more like this] - Southern Coin Silver Spoons North Carolina,
19th century, serving spoon with marks for John Vogler (Salem, North Carolina, working 1805-1880), monogram on back, 8-1/2 in., tip wear, scratches, other wear; dessert spoon...
[more like this] - Southern Coin Silver Flatware Charleston,
19th century, marks for John Mood (Charleston, South Carolina, circa 1810, 1834-1841, also Athens, Georgia), all with downturned fiddle handles: ladle inscribed "Burnham",...
[more like this] - Southern Coin Silver Spoons Georgia,
19th century, three E. J. Johnston serving spoons (Macon); C. G. St. John teaspoon (Macon); E. R. Lawshe teaspoons (Atlanta); four G. Sharp dessert spoons (Atlanta); six T....
[more like this] - Southern Coin Silver Flatware Charleston,
19th century, four pieces: Peter Mood tongs; two William Miller serving spoons; one William Carrington teaspoon, monograms; detailed list available...
[more like this] - Rare Charleston coin silver serving
tongs W. Carrington & Co South Carolina (wk. 1830-1901) thread and leaf pattern handle ending in shell and claw; marked: Coin patent 1855 W. Carrington & Co possibly Southern...
[more like this] - Southern Coin Silver Flatware New Orleans,
19th century, three pieces with shaped fiddle handles and marks for H. P. Buckley (New York City, working 1839-1842; New Orleans, Louisiana, 1842-1903), monograms, one 5-1/2...
[more like this] - Southern Coin Silver Flatware Georgia,
19th century, 17 pieces including Clark & Co. pie server and teaspoons; Clark, Rackett & Co. teaspoon and serving spoons; Francis C. Clark tongs, monograms, 17.05 oz.T....
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