American Coin Silver Wine Cup Goblet

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #742391
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This is a beautiful American coin silver goblet. It was made in America circa 1835. There are three gadrooned borders, one on the pedestal, one on the stem, and one around opening of the mouth. When looking closer, the gadroon border is a sort of tree like pattern. (could be evergreens.) The goblet is done in a Baluster shape. This cup would make a great gift!

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E & D Kinsey Southern Coin Silver Julep Cup 19C

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #742331
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This lovely southern American coin silver julep cup was made by E&D KINSEY who worked in Newport, Kentucky, and Cincinnati, c1850. The cup is fashioned with a banded base filled with a BEADED thread. It's mouth is trimmed with a dimpled threading motif. The cup measures 3.75" tall, 3" in diameter, it weighs a little over 4 troy ounces. The cup is marked E&D Kinsey at the base. It's in good conditoin with dings and dimple dents.

S Kirk & Son 11oz Coin Silver Repousse Pitcher 1870

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #732847
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This exquisite hand chased coin silver pitcher was made in Baltimore, MD in 1870 by S. Kirk & Son. The 11oz. pitcher is made in the repousse Baltimore Rose pattern with flowers rising our of a thicket and a twisting vine handle. There is a chased heron with snake detail in the center of the pitcher. This elegant antique pitcher is 11/12 parts silver and would make a magnificent addition to any table! Great gift!

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2 Harding & Co. American Coin Silver Open Salt Bowls

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #732770
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These are George III style salt bowls made by the N. Harding & Co. between 1835-1840 in America. These two bowls are lovely with three slender, curved legs. At the top of each leg there is a chased water lily, while at the bottom is a matted smaller water lily as a foot. The rims of the bowls have a scalloped design. These bowls would grace any table with their charming beauty.

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Antique American Coin Silver Water Pitcher Sgnd Forbes

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #731466
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This is a beautiful one of a kind, antique coin silver bright cut water pitcher. It was made in New York circa 1840. The question as to who made this piece is a little more difficult, as it is signed by a few different makers. It is signed Ball Tompkins & Black, successors to Marquand. Then its signed W. Forbes. So it was either a collaboration, or one was the retailer.

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MEDALLION GORHAM STERLING SUGAR SIFTER

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #730897
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A 6" pierced, fluted, and scalloped ladle, an unique Medallion server for whipped cream, cranberries, and other relishes. Marked Pat 1964, sterling, Gorham's anchor, lion, and Old English G. Script monogram on the back of the shank.

MEDALLION GORHAM STERLING FRIED OYSTER SERVER

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #730277
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A Medallion piece marked sterling. Length 9.5" Please note the narrow flange rim. Nice patina; excellent condition. Stamped with Gorham anchor, lion, and Old English G, Pat. 1864, sterling, and the retailer name Crosby & Morse. That company was in Boston. There is a monogram "H" on the reverse.

Henry Hebbard Coin Silver Grecian Pattern Spoons

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #729895
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Wonderful set of six teaspoons in the popular Grecian pattern made by Henry Hebbard. This pattern was made for Tiffany & Co of New York, J W Cusack & Co. and various other makers. Approximately 6" long and in great condition. Monogrammed with MST. They have a sweet little rams head at the top there is also a vine of ivy going through a mask in a small cartouche part way down the handle. The back of the bowl is also decorates with the ivy. Marks include the HH for Henry Hebbard, Patent 1852, B,... Click for details

Antique Marquand Coin Silver Octagonal Water Pitcher

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #729299
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This fantastic Victorian coin silver ewer / water pitcher was made in America by W. Forbes and retailed by Ball Tompkins & Black (which were successors to Marquand & Co), circa 1846. This huge pitcher rests on a tiered octagonal base and is chased with a fabulous floral motif on top of a eight paneled body. It has a center cartouche that is framed with scrollwork. The handle undulates in a leafy scroll form.

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3 Antique Polhemus Coin Silver Corinthian Dinner Forks

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #728936
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This elegant antique set of 3 coin silver dinner forks was made in 1860 by J. Polhemus in America and retailed by Bailey & Co. Each of the Victorian forks is made in the Corinthian pattern with a beautiful fan and flowers at the end of the handle. This set of forks would make a fantastic addition to any Corinthian flatware set!

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