Dated 1781, London, England. Sterling coffee warmer by Thomas and George Hayter. This is a rare example of a Georgian coffee pot and, most importantly, the original warming stand. The pots survived but seldom with the matching stand. The form of this piece is urbanely architectural with little added ornamentation. Finely fabricated, it is still a useful addition to any household for daily use or entertaining. Very good condition with normal wear noted. ...click for details
Circa 1804-06 made by Alfred Wells & Co., Hebron, CT. This attractive Connecticut coin silver tea set has unusual design elements and uncommon construction techniques. It is a testament to the individuality of American silversmiths working in this period. Note the double row of large beads on the base, and bead decoration on every level. The handles are of an unusual design and the decorative repousse work is very ornate and applied, rather than worked, in the body of the piece. The fini ...click for details
Circa 1850s, William Gale & Son, New York. This is probably one of the most fully developed and elaborate engravings to be found on an American coin silver salver. Made by William Gale & Sons, one of the most important New York City firms of its time. Inscribed "W.M.P. to Sarah 6th Sept. 1854". Excellent condition.
Circa 1890s, .800 fineness silver, German. Founded in 1829, Koch & Bergfeld is one of the world's oldest producers of silverware still in operation. This fish service for 12 is a wonderful example of their renowned craftsmanship. The fish forks are hand engraved on both sides, and the serving knife has a delightful, fanciful fish engraved on the blade. No monogram or monogram removal. Comes in original fitted box. Excellent condition throughout. ...click for details
Circa 1866, London, sterling. BRIGHT VINE pattern cake serving set by George William Adams with original box. Set retains crisp details and is in excellent condition.
SIZE: knife is 11 1/2" in length, cake fork is 9 5/8" length. WEIGHT: 6.79ozt total.
HALLMARKS: marks for English sterling, London, 1866 and maker's mark GA ...click for details
Antique silver flatware. Circa 1904, Sterling. Unger Brothers, Newark, NJ. Large serving spoon, Douvaine pattern. Monogram as shown. Excellent condition.
SIZE: 9" length. WEIGHT: 2.64ozt.
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Circa 1860s, this coin silver Hotchkiss & Schreuder MEDALLION jelly spoon is in their seminal Diana pattern. Good condition with monogram noted.
SIZE: 6 7/8" length. WEIGHT: .99 ozt.
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Circa 1870, Gorham Sterling. 12 LOTUS pattern coffee spoons. 1 small dent in 1 spoon. Wear is noted to the gilding on several of the spoon bowls. Monogram on back. Otherwise excellent condition.
SIZE: 5" length. WEIGHT: 6.04 troy oz. total.
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"Kings III" pie knife, by Gorham of Providence, RI, C1885, in sterling. Condition is excellent with no dents, dings, cracks, or repairs noted. No monogram or removals noted.
HALLMARKS: Gorham maker's mark lion-anchor-G; Sterling
