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This page will feature Coin Silver Place Flatware mostly made prior to 1870 including Knives, Forks and Spoons. Silver Spoons were made in fairly large quantities and make up by far the greatest amount of surviving flatware of this period. Silver Forks are occasionally seen that date from the first quarter of the 19th century but it is not until the later 1840's with the introduction of die-stamped patterns that significant numbers were made and have survived. Silver Knives are even rarer than the forks; mother-of-pearl and agate handled examples are sometimes found and die-stamped examples from the 1840's and later are found with both hollow and flat handles and silver blades (some steel bladed examples were made but are extremely rare survivals). Links to the marks and/or interesting decorative details have been provided for some pieces. For later pieces please check our Place Flatware.
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1481-35. 6 Antique American Silver Dessert Knives with faceted thread-edged tapering agate handle ending in molded silver cuff and blunt blade; marked by Ball, Black & Co. of New York NY, working 1851-1874. No mono. | 8" long. handle 0.62" wide, blade 0.75" wide. Multi-colored brown and cream striated agate handles all differ somewhat. Marked "925" (sterling). | $ 1,200. |
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1452-59. 6 Antique American Silver Dessert Knives with hollow handles in the 'Louis XIV' pattern (1859) with blunt curved silver blades; made by Albert Coles using design patent #1114 by Henry Hebbard, both of New York NY. Mono "HAW ". | 7.12" long, 0.5" blade width. Some dings to hollow handles. | $ 210. |
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1423-37. 11 Antique American Silver Dessert Knives with flat handles in the 'Mayflower' pattern; marked by William Gale & Son of New York NY, c.1850-1875. Mono "FAS". | 7.75" long, 19.1 troy oz. total. | $ 440. |
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1450-14. 6 Antique American Silver Dessert Knives with flat handles in an unknown pattern; marked by D. C. Jaccard & Co. of St. Louis MO but possibly a Wendt / Beiderhase product, c.1864-1875. We also have a single available (1450-15) @ $50. | 7.88" long, 0.75" blade width, 8.2 troy oz. Mono erased. See article by Diana Cramer in Silver Magazine July/August 1992 p.23 as a possible Wendt design. | $ 300. |
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1442-21. Antique American Silver Dessert Knife with flat handle wriggle-work decorated between thread edges; marked by Samuel Kirk & Sons of Baltimore MD, working 1861-1868. no mono. | 7.0" long, 0.62" blade width, 1.5 troy oz.. | $ 55. |
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1433-73. 6 Antique American Silver Dessert Knives with 'Antique Thread' pattern hollow handles; marked by Thomas Warner of Baltimore MD, working 1803-1814. Very rare survival of unusual American form. | 7.38" long, 10.0 troy oz. gross. Handles are dinged; the blades have a rivet through the handle. | $ 1,800. |
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1450-17/16. 2 Antique American Silver Dessert Knives with flat handles in a 'Beaded Oval' pattern with blunt blade; marked with the "star-lion-D" trademarks used by John L. Westervelt of Newburgh NY and retailed by F. F. Quintard, probably either Poughkeepsie NY or Newburgh NY c.1855-1865. Mono "S.A.S." | 7.62" long, 0.75" blade width, 1.3 troy oz. each. See Silver Magazine November/December 1992 pp.16-19 for a discussion of Westervelt's patterns by D. Albert Soeffing. | $ 40./ea |
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1450-26. 7 Antique American Silver Table Forks in the 'Oval Bead' pattern marked by Bailey & Co. of Philadelphia PA, c.1852-1870. Later mono "H". | 7.75" long, 1.0" across tines, 10.6 troy oz. total. Tines have been slightly trimmed to even out. | $ 210. |
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1518-69. 3 Antique American Silver Dessert Forks in the 'Olive' pattern (1846); an early design patent (No. 59) manufactured by Michael Gibney and retailed by Ball, Black & Co., New York NY. This pattern was later manufactured by the Whiting Mfg. Co. as 'Tuscan'. Mono "W" on reverse. | 6.75" long, 0.88: across tines, 4.8 troy oz. total. Some tine wear. | $ 105. |
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1300-27. 5 Antique American Silver Dessert Forks in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked with the three-part "eagle-D-bust" manufacturer's trademark attributed to Hall & Hewson of Albany NY, c.1830-1845. Mono "C". | 6.75" long, 6.5 troy oz. total. The tines have been trimmed to even them out and the surface polished brightly. | $ 125. |
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1401-45. 11 Antique American Silver Table Forks in the 'Shell' pattern (1855); marked by Henry Hebbard & Co. of New York NY and retailed by George W. Webb of Baltimore MD. Mono "K". | 7.69" long, 21.8 troy oz. total. | $ 450. |
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1510-22. 3 Antique American Silver Dessert Forks in the single struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern; marked by Samuel Kirk & Son of Baltimore MD, c.1846-1861. Mono "W". | 6.75" long, 0.88" width across tines, 5.4 troy oz. total. Tines with some wear. | $ 120. |
| 1510-21. 3 Antique American Silver Table Forks in the single struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern; marked by Samuel Kirk & Son of Baltimore MD, c.1846-1861. Mono "W". | 8.25" long, 1.0" width across tines, 7.9 troy oz. total. Two with worn tines. | $ 130. | |
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1443-05. 12 Antique American Silver Table Forks in the single struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern; marked by Samuel Kirk & Son of Baltimore MD, c.1846-1861. Mono "EM". | 7.62" long, 1.0" tine width, 27.0 troy oz. total. Very good condition. | $ 1,000. |
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1443-22. 4 Antique American Silver Table Forks in a hand engraved double sided 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1830-1840. Engraved "St. Mary's College" on front and with armorial device on back. | 8.25" long, 1.12" tine width, 11.8 troy oz. total. A March 1849 order for St. Mary's College is recorded in the Warner Order Book; these would predate that by at least a decade. | $ 2,025. |
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1443-09. 12 Antique American Silver Table Forks in the double struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD. Mono "GMC" for George & Margaret Cheston of Anne Arundel Co. MD. | 7.88" long, 1.0" tine width, 28.5 troy oz. total. Ordered 10 May 1851 by George Cheston (Warner Order Book p.50) | $ 1,200. |
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1443-08. 6 Antique American Silver Dinner Forks in the double struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD. Mono "GCG" for Gerald & Cassandra Gover of Harford County MD. | 7.75" long, 1.0" tine width, 13.2 troy oz. total. Ordered 9 March 1854 by Gerald Gover (Warner Order Book p.156). | $ 500. |
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1443-19. 4 Antique American Silver Dessert Forks in the single struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1845-1865. | 6.5" long, 0.88" tine width, 6.0 troy oz. Engraved lion passant crest reputed to be that of Gover (see above). | $ 300. |
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1519-02. Antique American Silver Dessert Spoon in a 'Grape' pattern (1850) made by an unknown New England manufacturer and retailed by George E. Adams of Boston MA. Script mono "AW" on reverse. | 6.88" long, 1.5" bowl width, 1.1 troy oz. | $ 30. |
| 1519-03. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon matching the above. | 5.88" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.7 troy oz. | $ 20. | |
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1510-01. 3 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in an 'Antique' pattern marked [GA] for George Aiken of Baltimore MD, c.1790-1800. Mono "W". | 7.25" long, 1.38" bowl width, 0.8 troy oz. each. | $ 90./ea |
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1514-62. 8 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in an 'Antique' pattern marked by George Aiken of Baltimore MD, c.1790-1810. Script mono "MC". | 7.0" long, 1.25" bowl width, 6.7 troy oz. total. Some surface wear and some with slight bowl tip wear. | $ 600. |
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1431-02. 5 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in a 'Bright Cut Antique' pattern marked by George Aiken with lion passant trademark, Baltimore MD, c.1787-1810. Mono "RMC". | 9.0" long, 1.81" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. each. Slight bowl tip wear. | $ 150./ea |
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1511-35. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in a 'Bright Cut Pointed Antique' pattern marked by George Aiken of Baltimore MD, c.1787-1810. Mono "RMP" in a shield. | 9.12" long, 1.88" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. Also stamped with later owner's initials in separately struck small Roman caps "RAC" below the mono and next to the mark. | $ 175. |
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1431-01. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in a 'Bright Cut Pointed Antique' pattern marked by George Aiken of Baltimore MD, c.1787-1810. Mono "P". | 5.38" long, 1.0" bowl width, 0.35 troy oz. Slight bowl tip wear. | $ 70. |
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1465-40. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in a 'Double Swell Fiddle' pattern marked by Dorland P. Armer of Richmond KY, c.1865-1875. Mono "L.J.B." | 5.5" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.45 troy oz. Some dings and burrs in bowl, heavily polished overall. | $ 35. |
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1476-34. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the double struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern; marked by Bailey & Co. of Philadelphia PA, c.1845-1860. Mono "ACS" on front and "ESM" on the back. | 8.38" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.0 troy oz. | $ 60. |
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1510-09. Antique American Silver Dessert Spoon in an 'Antique' pattern marked by William Ball of Baltimore MD, c.1790-1800. Mono "B". | 7.25" long, 1.38" bowl width, 0.8 troy oz. Some bowl wear. | $ 60. |
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1465-45. 3 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in the 'Finless Fiddle' pattern marked by William Ball & John S. Heald of Baltimore MD, working 1811-1812. Script mono "M". | 6.62" long, 1.25" bowl width, 0.75 troy oz. each. Surface and bowl wear, polished. | $ 95./ea |
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1436-01. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in a 'Bright Cut Antique' pattern marked with script WB for William Ball of Baltimore MD, c.1789-1810. Mono "HPW"? | 8.75" long, 1.88" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. The worn bowl has been either replaced or repaired in the past. | $ 125. |
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1224-83. 4 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked [A.BEACH] in a serrated rectangle possibly for either Andrew S. Beach of Nashville TN working 1847-1857 or Albert Beach of New York NY working 1837-1847. Script mono "JH". | 6.25" long, 1.25" bowl width, 2.5 troy oz. | $ 140. |
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1431-12. 2 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in a 'Bright Cut Antique' pattern marked by Charles Louis Boehme of Baltimore MD, working 1799-1814. Mono "JA". | 9.0" long, 1.69" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. each. Some bowl tip wear. These match a pair already sold that were marked by Erwin. | $ 140./ea |
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1431-14. Antique American Silver Dessert Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Charles Louis Boehme of Baltimore MD, working 1799-1814. Shaded script mono "FHG". | 7.31" long, 1.44" bowl width, 0.9 troy oz. | $ 68. |
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1404-33. 5 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Thomas A. Boullt of Hagerstown MD, working 1851-1876. Mono "RL". | 8.38" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.4 troy oz. each. Excellent condition. | $ 75./ea |
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1405-04. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Thomas A. Boullt of Hagerstown MD, working 1851-1876. Mono "LAH". | 8.62" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.5 troy oz. Excellent condition. | $ 75. |
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1452-43. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Thomas A. Boullt of Hagerstown MD, working 1851-1876. Mono "DCB". | 8.75" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.7 troy oz. Some bowl tip wear. A second example in worse condition has mono "PWB" and is engraved "Priscilla Breathed 1861" on the back. | $ 60. |
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1460-47. 6 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoon in a floral 'Antique Chased' pattern with shoulders; marked by Robert Brown of Baltimore MD, c.1850-1875. | 7.38" long, 1.5" bowl width, 6.3 troy oz. total. Mono erased. | $ 240. |
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1485-59. 6 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in the double struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern; struck with a fish trademark and sold by William Brown of Baltimore MD c.1840-1875. Mono "JMR". | 7.12" long, 1.5" bowl width, 7.3 troy oz. total. | $ 300. |
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1487-24. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in a 'Bright Cut Coffin' pattern marked by Thomas Burger of New York NY, c.1805. Mono "WMD". | 9.25" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.0 troy oz. Some bowl tip wear. | $ 100. |
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1520-39. 3 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Charles A. Burnett of Georgetown DC, c.1810-1825. Foliate script mono "B". | 5.5" long, 1.06" bowl width, 0.65 troy oz. each. Slight bowl tip wear. | $ 45./ea |
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1465-41. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in a 'Double Swell Fiddle' pattern marked by Thomas G. Calvert of Lexington KY, c.1865-1875. Old English vertical mono "RO". | 6.12" long, 1.25" bowl width, 0.7 troy oz. Also marked "STERLING". | $ 30. |
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1436-05. 6 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked [CAMPBELL] for either Robert Campbell or Robert & Andrew Campbell and also struck with the "pillars", "eagle" and [C] trademarks occasionally seen on Baltimore MD silverware c.1830-1840. Mono "GSR". | 6.12" long, 1.25" bowl width, 3.9 troy oz. total. One of these spoons was tested at Winterthur in the early 1980's; the bowl tested at 88.14% silver content and the handle at 88.44% silver content. | $ 300. |
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1436-06. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked [CAMPBELL] for either Robert Campbell or Robert & Andrew Campbell and also struck with "harp" and [S] trademarks occasionally seen on Baltimore MD silverware c.1830-1840. Engraved "Moore". | 8.75" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.6 troy oz. | $ 150. |
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1454-01. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked [CANFIELD] together with a "star" trademark (or journeyman's mark) for Canfield & Bro. of Baltimore MD, c.1835-1847. Mono "EDN". | 5.25" long, 1.0" bowl width, 0.5 troy oz. | $ 25. |
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1513-59. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Antique' pattern with shell decorated bowl-back; marked by Nathaniel Coleman of Burlington NJ, c.1787-1800. Feathered script mono "MT". | 5.25" long, 0.88" bowl width, 0.35 troy oz. | $ 45. |
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1442-73. 5 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Samuel Coleman of Trenton NJ, c.1805-1820. Script mono "MW". | 5.75" long, 1.0" bowl width, 2.5 troy oz. Polished and some dings to the end of several handles. | $ 175. |
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1438-11. 6 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by James & John Cox of New York NY c.1840-1850 and also struck with unidentified trademarks. Mono "ALB". | 7.0" long, 1.5" bowl width, 6.7 troy oz. total. | $ 270. |
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0706-25. 6 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Michael DeYoung and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1819. Mono "EL". | 5.75" long, 1.12" bowl width, 2.8 troy oz. total. | $ 300. |
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1450-48. 5 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in a 'Bright Cut Antique' pattern with worn bird bowl-back decoration; marked by Joshua Dorsey of Philadelphia PA, working 1796-1804. Mono "AR". | 5.0" long, 1.0" bowl width, 1.7 troy oz. total. Wear to bowls and decoration; one with small crack. | $ 375. |
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1335-15. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in a 'Pointed Antique' pattern marked by Tunis D. Dubois with sheaf of wheat trademark of New York NY, working 1796-1799. Mono "MR". | 9.12" long, 1.62" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. This spoon was used by Eleanor Roosevelt at her cottage "Val-Kill" (Christies 2/15/2001 Lot 287) | $ 300. |
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1485-45. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Finless Fiddle' pattern marked by John Erwin and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1815. Mono "R". | 8.75" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.8 troy oz. A little bowl tip wear. | $ 120. |
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1436-07. 6 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by John Erwin and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1817. Mono "LK". | 5.38" long, 1.0" bowl width, 2.3 troy oz. total. All with some bowl tip wear, one bowl also cracked. | $ 270. |
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1513-62. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by the unlocated "FARR & THOMPSON" and also marked "PURE COIN", c.1840-1860. Script mono "MD". | 8.88" long, 1.88" bowl width, 1.6 troy oz. | $ 35. |
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1436-09. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Antique' pattern marked by John Fite and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1815. No mono. | 5.25" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.45 troy oz. Slight bowl tip wear. | $ 75. |
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1443-00. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in a hand engraved double sided 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Fletcher & Gardner, working in Boston MA 1808-1811 and in Philadelphia PA 1812-1825. Mono "F". | 8.5" long. 1.88" bowl width, 2.8 troy oz. The star trademark is presumably a rebus for the word sterling. | $ 250. |
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1335-23. 5 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Coffin End' pattern marked by William G. Forbes of New York NY, c.1800-1805. Mono "HAM". Wear to bowl tip. | 9.0" long, 1.81" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. each. Provenance: Eleanor Roosevelt's cottage Val-Kil (Lot 287 Christies 2/15/01). | $ 125./ea |
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1460-50. 3 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by James A. Foxcroft of Baltimore MD, c.1830-1839. Mono "JSF". | 8.88" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.75 troy oz. each. Slight bowl tip wear. | $ 70./ea |
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1436-10. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Finless Fiddle' pattern marked by George Franciscus Jr. and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1815. Mono "SAR". | 8.75" long, 1.88" bowl width, 1.3 troy oz. Some small bowl dings. | $ 175. |
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1450-49. 8 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Thomas C. Garrett together with unidentified "eagle-W-bust" trademarks, Philadelphia PA, c.1840-1860. Mono "TMW". | 5.88" long, 1.25" bowl width, 4.0 troy oz. total. | $ 120. |
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1450-58. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Charles Gennet Jr. & Joseph H. James of Richmond VA, c.1850-1860. Mono "MS". | 8.75" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.8 troy oz. Some surface wear. | $ 75. |
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1450-57. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Charles Gennet Jr. & Joseph H. James of Richmond VA, c.1850-1860. Mono "TG". | 5.75" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.6 troy oz. Some wear. | $ 35. |
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1518-68. 3 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in the 'Olive' pattern (1846); this is the early design patent No. 59 manufactured by Michael Gibney and retailed by Ball, Tompkins & Black of New York NY. This pattern was later manufactured by the Whiting Mfg. Co. as 'Tuscan'. Mono "W" on reverse. | 6.75" long, 1.5" bowl width, 4.5 troy oz. total. | $ 110. |
| 1518-66. Antique American Silver Table Spoon matching the above but retailed by Ball, Black & Co. of New York NY. Mono "W" on reverse. | 8.5" long, 1.88" bowl width, 2.4 troy oz. | $ 60. | |
| 1518-67. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon matching the above but retailed by Ball, Tompkins & Black of New York NY. Mono "W" on reverse. | 5.88" long, 1.25" bowl width, 1.1 troy oz. | $ 25. | |
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1487-30. Antique American Silver Dessert Spoon in the 'Olive' pattern (1846); this is the early design patent No. 59 manufactured by Michael Gibney of New York NY and retailed by William G. Whilden of Charleston SC. The "WM. G. WHILDEN" mark is overstruck on "HAYDEN & WHILDEN" indicating that it was in the earlier establishment prior to the dissolution of the partnership in 1863. This pattern was later manufactured by the Whiting Mfg. Co. as 'Tuscan'. Script mono "AHMJr". | 6.81" long, 1.56" bowl width, 2.0 troy oz. | $ 60. |
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1512-23. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked [D.T.G] for Daniel T. Goodhue of Providence RI, c.1825-1830. Mono "NC". | 6.19" long, 1.06" bowl width, 0.4 troy oz. Some bowl tip wear. | $ 25. |
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1499-29. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Horace Goodwin of Hartford CT, c.1820-1840. Feathered script mono "MWF". | 6.0" long, 1.25" bowl width, 0.6 troy oz. | $ 24. |
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1224-66. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by James Guthrie of Wilmington DE, c.1840-1850. Script mono "JS". | 5.38" long, 1.0" bowl width, 0.4 troy oz. Slight bowl tip wear. | $ 35. |
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1477-11. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by John C. Harris & James I. Lemon of Louisville KY, working 1830-1831. Mono "MAR". | 8.88" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.0 troy oz. Some bowl and surface wear. | $ 90. |
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1499-25. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Finless Fiddle' pattern with worn 'Sheaf-of-Wheat' bowl back decoration; marked [WH] by William Haverstick of Lancaster PA, c.1810-1820. Mono "MMB". | 6.19" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.5 troy oz. | $ 50. |
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1142-26. 6 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Littleton Holland and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1816. Mono "W". | 7.12" long, 1.38" bowl width, 5.6 troy oz. total. A little scratching in some bowls. | $ 410. |
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1436-11. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Littleton Holland and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1819. Mono "AD". | 9.25" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.1 troy oz. Very slight bowl tip wear. | $ 175. |
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1436-12. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Littleton Holland and also struck twice with a head mark, Baltimore MD c.1830-1835. Mono "FJG". | 9.0" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.8 troy oz. | $ 130. |
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1436-15. 2 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Emmanuel Holsey and struck with a small spread eagle trademark. Holsey was apprenticed to Henry Biershing in Hagerstown MD 1815-1818 and later worked in Williamsport MD 1820-1821, Boonsboro MD 1821-1822, and Chambersburg PA 1823-1839. Mono "JJS". | 9.25" long, 1.88" bowl width, 1.8 troy oz. each. | $ 140./ea |
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1410-77. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Emmanuel Holsey and struck with a small spread eagle trademark. Holsey was apprenticed to Henry Biershing in Hagerstown MD 1815-1818 and later worked in Williamsport MD 1820-1821, Boonsboro MD 1821-1822, and Chambersburg PA 1823-1839. Mono "ED". | 5.81" long, 1.19" bowl width, 0.5 troy oz. each. | $ 50./ea |
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1341-84. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Emmanuel Holsey and struck with a small spread eagle trademark. Holsey was apprenticed to Henry Biershing in Hagerstown MD 1815-1818 and later worked in Williamsport MD 1820-1821, Boonsboro MD 1821-1822, and Chambersburg PA 1823-1839. Mono "ED". | 5.62" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.4 troy oz. Small ding in bowl. | $ 50. |
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1431-28. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Nicholas Hutchins and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1818. | 9.0" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.7 troy oz. Surface and bowl tip wear; mono "D.S." is a replacement. | $ 100. |
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1436-21. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by George Jacob and struck with [S] and [D] trademarks used in Baltimore MD c.1830-1845. Mono "RB". | 9.0" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.6 troy oz. | $ 100. |
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1434-63. 2 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Antique' pattern marked by Reuben Johnson & James Reat of Richmond VA, working 1805-1815. Mono "R". | 8.88" long, 1.69" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. each. Heavily polished with bowl wear, second example with small bowl repair. | $
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1438-60. 5 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Arthur Johnston of Hagerstown MD c.1835-1845. Mono "WML". | 5.88" long, 1.25" bowl width, 2.4 troy oz. total. Together with a later sixth spoon engraved to match. | $ 180. |
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1321-56. 6 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by George C. Johnston of Frederick MD, working 1852-1863. Mono "MJW". | 5.62" long, 1.25" bowl width, 2.8 troy oz. total. One spoon with nick in handle. | $ 225. |
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1233-23. 2 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by George C. Johnston of Frederick MD, working 1852-1863. Mono "MAS". | 5.88" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.9 troy oz. total. Marks a bit worn. | $ 70. |
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1477-27. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Double Swell Fiddle' pattern marked by William Kendrick of Louisville KY, c.1850-1870. Mono "JEN". | 5.62" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.45 troy oz. Worn and polished. | $ 35. |
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1431-30. 6 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in a 'Double Swell Fiddle Shell' pattern marked by Samuel Kirk and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Samuel Steele c.1831-1833. | 7.0" long, 1.5" bowl width, 7.5 troy oz. total. Unusual pattern in good condition but with later vertical script mono "ETC". | $ 660. |
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1443-06. Antique American Silver Dessert Spoon in a double struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Samuel Kirk and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Samuel Steele c.1833-1843. Mono "P". | 7.12" long, 1.38" bowl width, 2.3 troy oz. | $ 100. |
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1452-36. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Samuel Kirk and struck with the Baltimore City assay marks used by LeRoy Atkinson 1824-1829. Mono "JRC". | 8.62" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.5 troy oz. Marker's mark indistinctly struck. | $ 125. |
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1436-26. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle Shell' pattern marked by Samuel Kirk of Baltimore MD, c.1830-1835. Mono "G". | 8.62" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.0 troy oz. | $ 165. |
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1436-25. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Samuel Kirk and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Samuel Steele c.1831-1833. Mono "TSW". | 8.62" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.4 troy oz. | $ 160. |
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1492-29. 3 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Samuel Kirk and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Samuel Steele c.1831-1833. Mono "LOC". | 5.38" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.4 troy oz. each. | $ 35./ea |
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1443-31. 6 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the single struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Samuel Kirk and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Samuel Steele c.1833-1843. | 5.75" long, 1.12" bowl width, 5.5 troy oz. All with very worn surfaces and one bowl cracked and badly repaired. Mono apparently "WMS". | $ 150. |
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1510-04. 3 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in a 'Double Swell Fiddle' pattern marked by Samuel Kirk of Baltimore MD, c.1840-1846. Mono "TMB". | 6.0" long, 1.25" bowl width, 0.8 troy oz. each. Very good condition. | $ 25./ea |
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1313-16. 5 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in a 'Double Swell Fiddle' pattern marked by Samuel Kirk of Baltimore MD, c.1840-1846. Mono "RML". | 6.12" long, 1.12" bowl width, 3.75 troy oz. | $ 125. |
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0549-31. 5 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in a 'Double Swell Fiddle' pattern marked by Samuel Kirk & Son of Baltimore MD, working 1846-1861. Mono "GMB". | 5.75" long, 1.12" bowl width, 3.3 troy oz. One spoon with cracked handle. | $ 125. |
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1519-14. Antique American Silver Dessert Spoon in the 'Mayflower' pattern made by Samuel Kirk & Sons of Baltimore MD, c.1850-1861. Engraved "Woods". | 7.0" long, 1.38" bowl width, 1.4 troy oz. | $ 40. |
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1481-27. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in a 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Samuel Leonard of Chestertown MD, c.1810-1830. Mono "GNH". | 9.12" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. Some bowl dings. | $ 200. |
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1492-54. 5 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern with foliate scroll bowl back decoration; the first mark of Harvey Lewis of Philadelphia PA overstruck by Samuel Kirk and also struck with the Baltimore City Assay Marks used by Samuel Steele c.1830-1831. | 9.12" long, 1.88" bowl width, 2.1 troy oz. each. Feathered script mono "BMJ". | $ 100./ea |
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1450-31. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Samuel Lewis with [10.15] quality mark, Washington DC c.1840-1855. Mono "HMS". | 8.75" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.5 troy oz. Some bowl wear. | $ 40. |
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1449-45. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Antique' pattern with worn bird back bowl decoration; marked by Joseph Lownes of Philadelphia PA, c.1790-1810. Engraved "DM to JJ". | 9.0" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. Some wear. We have a second example (1449-46) with dented bowl tip engraved "DM to OT" at $80. | $ 100. |
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1449-41/42. 2 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in a 'Bright Cut Antique' pattern marked by Joseph Lownes of Philadelphia PA, c.1790-1810. Mono "R". | 8.75" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.8 troy oz. each. Worn surface and bowl tip. | $ 60./ea |
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1436-35. 2 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Antique' pattern marked by John Lynch and struck with eagle head and star trademarks, Baltimore MD c.1805-1814. Mono "GJS". | 9.12" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.9 troy oz. each. The second spoon #1436-36 has smaller star marks. | $ 250./ea |
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1431-31. 2 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by John Lynch and struck with a shield and [S] marks; Baltimore MD c.1830-1835. Mono "WES". | 5.56" long, 1.06" bowl width, 0.4 troy oz. each. Some wear. The same trademarks appear on a Nathaniel Munroe Tea Spoon #1435-40. | $ 35./ea |
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1499-31. 6 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern struck with "bust-G-lion" manufacturer's trademarks and marked [F.M] for Frederick Marquand of New York NY c.1825-1835. Worn script mono "ME". | 5.88" long, 1.12" bowl width, 3.6 troy oz. Some wear to both handle and bowls. | $ 105. |
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1499-27. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by James Mix of Albany NY, c.1820-1830. Originally engraved on the front of the handle"JEM" and later "1823", and later on the back "BAM". | 6.31" long, 1.25" bowl width, 0.7 troy oz. | $ 24. |
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1067-09. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Finless Fiddle' pattern marked [RM] for Robert Monteith and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1815. Mono "JMC" | 9.25" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.6 troy oz. A little wear to bowl tip. | $ 90. |
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1436-38. 6 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by John & Robert Monteith and also struck with head and [D] trademarks resembling the Baltimore City assay marks but missing the state shield mark, c.1830-1835. Mono "JAG". | 5.62" long, 1.0" bowl width, 2.7 troy oz. total. One bowl cracked and another repaired, all with some wear. | $ 240. |
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1436-39. 6 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by John & Robert Monteith of Baltimore MD, c.1830-1835. Mono "JAG". | 5.5" long, 1.0" bowl width, 2.2 troy oz. total. | $ 175. |
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1224-68. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Double Swell Fiddle' pattern marked by Michael C. Motch of Covington KY, c.1860-1875. Script mono "FLR". | 6.25" long, 1.25" bowl width, 0.8 troy oz. | $ 45. |
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1499-26. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern struck with a large eagle trademark and marked by Munn & Jones of Greenfield MA, working c.1825-1835. Feathered script mono "CW". | 5.62" long, 1.06" bowl width, 0.35 troy oz. | $ 27. |
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1436-37. Antique American Silver Dessert Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Nathaniel Munroe and also marked "BALTIMORE", c.1830-1845. | 6.88" long, 1.38" bowl width, 0.75 troy oz. Engraved "Agricultural " on the handle presumably as a fair prize. | $ 90. |
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1436-40/1485-61. 2 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Nathaniel Munroe and also struck with shield and [S] trademarks, Baltimore MD c.1830-1842 and later Selma AL 1842-1850. Mono "AHB". | 5.5" long, 1.0" bowl width, 0.4 troy oz. The same trademarks appear on spoons marked by John Lynch #1431-31 and 1436-32. | $ 40./ea |
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1463-37/40. 4 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Antique' pattern with worn shell back bowl decoration; marked by Samuel Pancoast of Philadelphia PA, c.1795. Mono "MK". | 9.75" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.7 troy oz. each. Wear to bowl. | $ 150./ea |
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1485-56/57/58. 3 American Silver Dessert Spoons in the 'Double Swell Fiddle' pattern marked by John F. Plummer of Baltimore MD, c.1845-1855. | 7.25" long, 1.5" bowl width, 1.0 troy oz. each. Mono "MEH" on front of handle and "DEL" on the reverse. | $ 35./ea |
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1477-23. 2 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in the 'Double Swell Fiddle' pattern marked by Wm. P., Ch. H., and/or Wm. A. Poindexter of Lexington KY, c. 1845-1870. Mono "CMB". | 7.38" long, 1.5 troy oz., 0.9 troy oz. each | $ 50./ea |
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1436-44. 2 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Lewis Joseph Poncet and struck with the Baltimore City assay marks used by Thomas Warner in 1818. No mono. | 5.38" long, 1.0" bowl width, 0.25 troy oz. each. Lightweight spoons and mono possibly erased. Second spoon #1436-45 with some handle dings. | $
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1171-78. 2 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in a 'Feather Edge' pattern struck twice with an unidentified (R) mark, c.1790-1810. The mark may actually be a conjoined "IR". Mono "SSH". | 8.75" long, 1.69" bowl width, 2.3 troy oz. each. The feathering is nearly invisible from surface wear, also slight bowl tip wear. | $ 75./ea |
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1481-16. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Antique' pattern marked with [WR] and a spread eagle for Capt. William Richardson of Richmond VA, c.1790-1810. Worn mono "M". | 8.5" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.0 troy oz. The bowl has been re-shaped with soldered addition at the end. | $125. |
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1450-32. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Pointed Antique' pattern marked [GR] for George W. Riggs of Washington DC and Baltimore MD, c.1800-1810. Mono "PD". | 5.25" long, 1.0" bowl width, 0.3 troy oz. | $ 45. |
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1436-49. 3 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Philip B. Sadtler and also struck with small spread eagle and leopard's head(?) trademarks, Baltimore MD c.1830-1840. Mono "JJM". | 8.5" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.7 troy oz. each. One with very worn bowl, second with slight bowl tip wear and handle stress crack, last with slight bowl tip wear. | $
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1501-19. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Philip B. Sadtler & Sons of Baltimore MD, c.1850-1870. Script mono "W". | 8.75" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.6 troy oz. | $ 55. |
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0160-07. 4 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in an 'Antique Engraved' pattern marked "COIN" along with the arrow trademark used by Albert Schohay and Alfred Ludwig of Schohay, Ludwig & Co. of Philadelphia PA, working 1867-1873. Script mono "JL". | 5.88" long, 1.25" bowl width, | $ 80. |
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1477-29. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in the 'Pointed Antique' pattern marked by Joseph Shoemaker of Philadelphia PA, c.1790-1810. Mono "DK". | 6.0" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.5 troy oz. | $ 35. |
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1499-30. Antique American Silver Tea Spoon in a 'Pointed Fiddle' pattern marked by Jonathan Simpson, working in Bardstown and Louisville KY c.1845-1865. Mono "MAG". | 6.0" long, 1.06" bowl width, 0.5 troy oz. Some dings and surface distresses to both bowl and handle. | $ 30. |
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1477-18. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Smith & Grant of Louisville KY, working 1827-1831. Mono "C.S." | 9.12" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.6 troy oz. Polished. | $ 80. |
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1468-45. 4 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Alvin Smith of Bedford NY, c.1840-1850. Nice foliate script mono "PC". | 5.88" long, 1.12" bowl width, 2.3 troy oz. total. | $ 140. |
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1436-52. Antique American Tea Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by D. A. Smith over struck on an unidentified [W] [W], also struck with head and small spread eagle trademarks used in Baltimore MD, c.1830-1840. Mono "GSR". | 6.0" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.65 troy oz. Probably the Daniel Smith apprenticed to Hart & Smith in 1814. This spoon was tested at Winterthur in early 1980's at ~88.5% silver. | $ 50. |
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1481-17. 2 Antique American Colonial Silver Table Spoons in an 'Antique' pattern with oval drop; marked [E:S] probably for Enoch Stanton of Stonington CT, c.1770-1780. Nice feathered scroll mono "MAD". | 8.62" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.7 troy oz. each. Bowl tips worn. Stanton died in the defense of Fort Griswold at Groton in 1781. | $ 200./ea |
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1224-84. 2 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons marked with [STEWART] for the retailer Charles G. Stewart of Charles Town WV, also struck with quality mark [10.OZ.15] indicating a probable Baltimore MD manufacturer, c.1840-1860. Mono "MH". | 5.75" long, 1.25" bowl width, 0.5 troy oz. each. | $ 180. |
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1465-30. 3 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Coffin End' pattern marked by Abraham G. Storm & James Wilson of Poughkeepsie NY, c.1800-1810. Mono "HB". | 5.5" long, 1.0" bowl width, 0.45 troy oz. each. | $ 35./ea |
| 1477-28. 2 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Finless Fiddle' pattern marked by Abraham G. Storm & James Wilson of Poughkeepsie NY, c.1800-1810. Mono "HB". | 5.38" long, 1.0" bowl width, 0.4 troy oz. each. Some wear. | $ 22./ea | |
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1460-59. 4 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by John Tanguy of Philadelphia PA, c.1810-1820. Mono "MW". | 9.25" long, 1.88" bowl width, 1.95 troy oz. each. | $ 60./ea |
| 1460-56. 3 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by John Tanguy of Philadelphia PA, c.1810-1820. Mono "MW". | 5.88" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.45 troy oz. each. Some bowl tip wear. | $ 15./ea | |
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1477-35. 2 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by John Tanguy of Philadelphia PA, c.1810-1820. Script mono "MH". | 6.0" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.65 troy oz. each. | $ 25./ea |
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1357-14. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in a 'Bright Cut Antique' pattern marked by [WB&T], sometimes ascribed to Ward, Bartholomew & T____ of Hartford CT c.1802. Mono "FSM". | 9.38" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.8 troy oz. Some wear to bowl tip. | $ 150. |
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1433-53. 2 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner Sr. and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in both 1817 and 1823. Vertical script mono "WN". | 9.12" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.4 troy oz. ea. Some wear to bowl tip. | $ 125./ea |
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1431-51. 3 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner Sr. and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1819. Mono "DMP". | 8.94" long, 1.81" bowl width, 2.2 troy oz. each. Very nice condition. | $ 250./ea |
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1431-36. 2 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner Sr. and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1819. Mono "AJB". | 5.62" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.5 troy oz. each. Some wear. | $ 50./ea |
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1487-15. 5 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner Sr. and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1822. Mono "AJB". | 8.62" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.8 troy oz. each. | $ 150./ea |
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1443-11. 6 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in the double struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1840-1860. Mono "ARA". | 7.0" long, 1.5" bowl width, 9.2 troy oz. total. | $ 900. |
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1443-17. 3 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in the double struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1840-1860. Mono "SDH". | 7.0" long, 1.5" bowl width, 4.7 troy oz. total. | $ 250. |
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1443-13. 4 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the double struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1840-1860. Mono "TMM" below lion rampant crest. | 8.75" long, 1.75" bowl width, 3.0 troy oz. each. Maker's mark worn away with only very worn [11] numerical standard mark left. | $ 100./ea |
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1443-10. 12 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the double struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1840-1860. Mono "LB". | 5.88" long, 1.12" bowl width, 12.3 troy oz. total. One spoon a replacement marked by Gabriel D. Clark. | $ 840. |
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1431-48. 8 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner Sr. of Baltimore MD, c.1840-1860. Engraved "Maughlin". | 7.12" long, 1.44" bowl width, 9.0 troy oz. total. | $ 320. |
| 1431-47. 7 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner Sr. of Baltimore MD, c.1840-1860. Engraved "Maughlin". | 5.75" long, 1.12" bowl width, 4.1 troy oz. total. | $ 195. | |
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1449-58. 10 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1840-1860. Mono "S". | 5.75" long, 1.12" bowl width, 5.7 troy oz. total. | $ 250. |
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1520-38. 4 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1840-1860. Script mono "MCG". | 5.62" long, 1.12" bowl width, 2.2 troy oz. total. | $ 110. |
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1433-70. 2 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in a 'Bright Cut Antique' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1850-1875. Mono "F". | 5.62" long, 1.12" bowl width, 0.6 troy oz. ea. Good condition and engraved in a c.1800 style. | $ 50./ea |
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1433-69. 2 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in an 'Antique' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1850-1875. Mono "MC". | 5.88" long, 1.25" bowl width, 2.3 troy oz. total. Bright and shiny with no wear; apparently never used. | $ 75. |
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1431-62. 6 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Thomas Warner with eagle head and [STERG] marks; Baltimore MD working 1803-1814. Mono "W". | 9.0" long, 1.75" bowl width, 13.8 troy oz. total. Some surface and bowl tip wear. | $ 660. |
| 1431-63. 7 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Thomas Warner with eagle head and [STERG] marks; Baltimore MD working 1803-1814. Mono "W". | 7.06" long, 1.38" bowl width, 8.7 troy oz. total. Some surface wear and slight bowl tip wear. | $ 560. | |
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1433-74. Antique American Silver Dessert Spoon in the 'Antique' pattern marked by Thomas & Andrew E. Warner with eagle head trademark; Baltimore MD working 1803-1814. Mono "EB". | 7.38" long, 1.38" bowl width, 1.1 troy oz. Some scratches in bowl. | $ 100. |
| 1433-75. Antique American Silver Dessert Spoon in the 'Antique' pattern marked by Thomas & Andrew E. Warner with eagle head trademark; Baltimore MD working 1803-1814. Mono "B". | 7.25" long, 1.38" bowl width, 1.1 troy oz. Bowl tip worn. | $ 70. | |
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1433-76. Antique American Silver Dessert Spoon in the 'Antique' pattern marked by Thomas & Andrew E. Warner with eagle head and [STERG] marks; Baltimore MD working 1803-1814. Mono "C". | 9.12" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.3 troy oz. each. Slight bowl wear. | $ 150. |
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1433-79. 2 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in the 'Antique' pattern marked by Thomas & Andrew E. Warner with eagle head and [STERG] marks; Baltimore MD working 1803-1814. Mono "S". | 9.12" long, 1.75" bowl width, 2.3 troy oz. each. Bowl tips worn. | $ 135./ea |
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1509-66. 6 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in an early 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Thomas & Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1805-1812. Mono "S". | 5.75" long, 1.12" bowl width, 3.4 troy oz. total. Some with a little bowl tip wear. | $ 240. |
| 1509-67. 2 Antique American Silver Dessert Spoons in an early 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Thomas & Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1805-1812. Mono "S". | 7.12" long, 1.38" bowl width, 1.2 troy oz. each. | $ 70./ea | |
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1431-58. 6 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Thomas & Andrew E. Warner with eagle head trade mark; Baltimore MD working 1805-1812. Mono "L". | 5.69" long, 1.06" bowl width, 4.2 troy oz. total. Some wear and 3 have bowl repairs. We have 2 more in better condition available individually at $40/ea. | $ 180. |
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0801-62. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Finless Fiddle' pattern marked by James Webb and struck with the Baltimore City marks used by assayer LeRoy Atkinson 1824-1829. Mono "C". | 8.5" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.5 troy oz. Slight bowl tip wear. | $ 125. |
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1450-30. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by William A. Williams of Alexandria VA and Washington DC, c.1820-1845. Mono "F". | 8.62" long, 1.62" bowl width, 1.6 troy oz. Some bowl wear. | $ 50. |
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1431-70. Antique American Silver Table Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Hosea Wilson & Co. and struck with Baltimore City marks used by assayer Thomas Warner in 1816. Mono "AEB". | 8.94" long, 1.81" bowl width, 1.6 troy oz. Some wear and dings. | $ 125. |
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1501-08. 3 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in a 'Fiddle' pattern made by Robert & William Wilson of Philadelphia PA, c.1840-1860. Script mono "SL". | 8.75" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.5 troy oz. each. | $ 45./ea |
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1452-34. 4 Antique American Silver Tea Spoons in a modified 'Fiddle Engraved' pattern marked by Robert & William Wilson of Philadelphia PA, c.1845-1865. Mono "MEW". | 5.75" long, 1.25" bowl width, 2.4 troy oz. total. | $ 120. |
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1514-66. 2 Antique American Silver Table Spoons in the 'Fiddle' pattern made by Wood & Hughes of New York NY and retailed by Ernest Wiggers of Nashville TN, c.1865-1875. Script mono "MRA". | 8.38" long, 1.75" bowl width, 1.2 troy oz. each. | $ 35./ea |
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1518-94. 8 Piece Antique American Silver Partial Flatware Service in the 'Olive' pattern (1846); consisting of 1 Table Spoon, 1 Tea Spoon, 3 Dessert Spoons and 3 Dessert Forks in the early design patent No. 59 manufactured by Michael Gibney, with 4 pieces retailed by Ball, Tompkins & Black and the others by Ball, Black & Co., New York NY. This pattern was later manufactured by the Whiting Mfg. Co. as 'Tuscan'. Mono "W" on reverse. | Table Spoon: 8.5" long, 1.88" bowl width, 2.4 troy oz.; Dessert Spoon: 6.75" long, 1.5" bowl width, 1.5 troy oz./ea.; Dessert Fork: 6.75" long, 0.88" across tines, 1.6 troy oz./ea.; Tea Spoon: 5.88" long, 1.25" bowl width, 1.1 troy oz. | $ 300. |
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1404-86. 23 Piece Antique American Silver Partial Flatware Set in the 'Antique' pattern consisting of 11 Medium Forks & 12 Dessert Spoons; all the pieces marked by retail jeweler John H. Kehlenbeck of Cumberland MD c.1855, the spoons also struck with the manufacturing trademarks of Isaac Garrison of Pittsburgh PA. Script mono "DPML". | Forks: 7.5" long, 0.88" across tines, 15.0 troy oz.; Spoons: 7.12" long, 1.5" bowl width, 11.5 troy oz. Very good condition. | $ 920. |
| John H. Kehlenbeck (b.c.1822) is listed in Baltimore City directories 1845-1851 and appears in Cumberland directories and newspapers 1859-1880; this flatware probably dates to the mid-1850's after he arrived in Cumberland during a period for which there are few surviving newspapers to indicate the initial opening of his shop. Isaac Garrison appears in the 1850 federal census of manufactures for Pittsburgh and his silverware has also noted as being retailed in Pittsburgh Pa, Cadiz OH, and Wheeling WV. | |||
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1516-17. Antique American Silver Traveling Canteen in an 'Antique Engraved' pattern struck with an unidentified rampant lion trademark and retailed by Henry Semken of Washington DC, c.1850-1875. The silver flatware consists of one setting of Table, Dessert, Tea, & Egg Spoons, Table & Dessert Forks, a flat-handled Dessert Knife, and bone-handled silverplated Table & Dessert Knives made by Lamson, Goodnow & Co. of South Falls Works; also matching Mustard & pair Salt Spoons together with an unmarked small Condiment Set with three screw attached hinged-top barrel-form gilt interior spice containers on trefoil base with twisted wire feet, handle and rim. Flatware mono "WM". The entire canteen fits inside the original satin / felt lined mahogany box. | Table Spoon 8.5" long, Table Fork 7.75" long, Dessert Knife 6.75" long, Egg Spoon 5.12" long, Salt Spoon 3.38" long, total Flatware weight 11.8 troy oz. Cruet: 2.75" high, 3.62" long, Barrels: 1.62" high, 1.38" diameter; total weight 6.1 troy oz. Box: 3.75" high, 11.75" long, 6.62" wide. Box lid slightly sprung and with crack and missing key; condiment set tray surface with spotting. | $ 850. |
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1460-90. 30 Piece Antique American Silver Partial Flatware Set in the 'Fiddle' pattern consisting of 6 Table Spoons, 3 Dessert Spoons, 12 Dessert Forks, and 9 Tea Spoon; made by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD. These are part of a larger order including servers detailed in the Warner Order Book in May/June 1850 as purchased by Mr. F. Stockett; they were engraved with script mono "FMS" (for Francis & Mary Stockett). | Table Spoon: 8.88" long, 1.75" bowl width; Dessert Spoon: 7" long, 1.5" bowl width; Fork: 7.25" long, 0.88" across tines; 5.75" long, 1.12" bowl width. Table & Tea Spoons with slightly worn bowl tips; most of the Forks have had the tines trimmed. | $ 1,675. |
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1443-01. Antique American Silver Youth Fork in the single struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Samuel Kirk at Baltimore MD, c.1830-1846. Engraved "ELv.W to LCW". | 5.38" long, 0.75" tine wide, 0.9 troy oz. Small stress crack on one outside tine, the other one repaired. | $ 70. |
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1443-04. Antique American Silver Youth Fork in the single struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked by Samuel Kirk & Son at Baltimore MD. Engraved "Richard Atwell." on front and "2nd Birth Day Aug 28th 1849" on back. | 5.62" long, 0.75" tine width, 0.7 troy oz. | $ 70. |
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1516-40. Antique American Silver Youth Knife in an 'Antique Engraved' pattern with engine-turned decorated flat handle and engraved floral decorated blade; made by Peter L. Krider of Philadelphia PA, c.1855-1870. Mono "DPN". | 7.25" long, 0.75" blade width, 1.1 troy oz. Some surface wear. | $ 30. |
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1433-36. Antique American Silver Miniature Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1830-1845. Mono "MR". | 3.75" long, 0.62" bowl width. | $ 150. |
| 1433-37. Antique American Silver Miniature Spoon in the 'Fiddle' pattern marked by Andrew E. Warner of Baltimore MD, c.1830-1850. Mono "AME". | 3.62" long, 0.62" bowl width. Some spotting and dings to upper handle. | $
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1187-47. Antique American Gift Box of oblong form, the stamped foliate scroll decorated hinged cover opening to display a green felt bed designed to hold a now missing youth fork & spoon; the green satin interior cover marked in gilt with the rebus trademark of Wolf & Durringer of Louisville KY, working 1859-c.1870. | 1.25" high, 7.5" long, 2.88" wide. Some damage to the box cover and paper covered base. A memoir describing an 1860's view of the rebus design is quoted in Marquise Boultinghouse Silversmiths, Jewelers, Clock and Watch Makers of Kentucky 1785-1900 (1980), page 286. | $ 40. |
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1488-55. Antique American Silver Miniature Spoon in the double struck 'Fiddle Thread' pattern marked with a spread eagle trademark, possibly Philadelphia PA c.1840-1860. Engraved "M. B. Lee". | 4.25" long, 0.75" bowl width. | $ 40. |
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