Pair of Coin Silver Napkin Rings, Augusta & Albert

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #688550
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Circa 1850. American. Delightful pair of coin silver napkin rings with ivy and grape leaf decoration. Engraved "Augusta" and "Albert" - paired up forever. Excellent condition.

SIZE: 1 3/4" diameter. WEIGHT: 18.8gms each.

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4-Piece Coin Silver Tea Set, c1820, J. & I. Cox, NY

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1837 VR: item #684910
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Circa 1820-1830. American. Large scale 4-Piece Coin Silver Tea Set comprising: Teapot, Creamer & Sugar by J. & I. Cox, New York, Waste Bowl made to match by 'A. Rumrill & Co., B'way', circa 1830, fruit basket finial. Excellent condition throughout.

WEIGHT: 97 Troy Oz.

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Coin Silver Cann, Eoff & Connor, New York c1830

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1837 VR: item #684895
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Circa 1830, America. Marked for G. Eoff & J. H. Connor of New York City, and pseudo hallmarks. A quintessential coin silver cann of substantial weight. It is in excellent condition with minor wear and very small pin dents. No monogram or removal or repairs.

SIZE: 3 1/8" high x 2 1/2" diameter. WEIGHT: 191.40gms.

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Tiffany Coin Silver Butter Dish with Cow Finial

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #665652
2283

Gorgeous rococo revival coin silver butter dish with beautifully sculptured cow finial by Grosjean & Woodward made for Tiffany & Co. c.1850s. Approximately 5" high and 5 1/2" in diameter. 16 troy ounces including the reticulated insert. 4 feet. No monogram. Marks include TIFFANY & CO, the bullet mark for coin silver and G & W. (Grosjean & Woodward). Tiffany, in the early years, before they manufactured their own silver, purchased their silverware from a variety of the major silver manufacturers ... Click for details

Antique Coin Gold Enhancer/Pendant

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #658698

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MEDALLION SILVER HOTCHKISS & SCHREUDER MUSTARD LADLE

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #655838
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A rare item-a mustard ladle with a slightly gold wash shell bowl.Please note the scalloped rim. Very sharply detailed medallion. Length 5 1/4" No monogram. No removal. Marked E. Vail Retailer.

Navajo Tobacco Container, c. 1920-1930

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1920: item #650357
SP11

2.75" diameter.

Navajo Profile Silver Letter Opener, c. 1905

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1910: item #650355
SP10

Civil War Coin Silver Footed Salver by Gorham

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1900: item #645180
2270

Gorgeous and early coin silver salver or footed tray by Gorham & Company of Providence RI. It was retailed by Crosby, Honnewell & Morse of Boston MA. Approximately 14" long and 10 1/4" wide. It is 1" high and weighs a hefty 28 troy ounces. 4 feet. Monogrammed in the center with a "W" as the prominent initial(see photo). Beautifully decorated with a floral, leafy, scroll design. It has a wonderfully beaded edge on the tray and each foot. Marks include the logo for Gorham & Co which is a lion, anc... Click for details

c. 1855 5-PC COIN SILVER TEA SET/J.E. CALDWELL, PHILA.

Antiques: Decorative Art: Metals: Silver: Coin Pre 1837 VR: item #644600
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This extraordinary J.E. Caldwell 5-piece coin silver tea service was made circa 1855 by the early Philadelphia silversmith. The firm began business around 1848 and is manufacturing to this day. In the Neo-Classical helmet style with collet-footed base, this hand chased set consists of tea pot, coffee pot, creamer, covered sugar bowl, and waste bowl. Each piece is stamped J.E. Caldwell & Co. Philadelphia 466. Total weight of all 5 pieces is 104.89 troy ounces. Dimensions are as follows: 1.) t... Click for details