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American 19th Century Coin Silver Calling Card Case
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Pre 1900 item# 1194411 (stock# 192c)
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This American 19th century coin silver calling card case is decorated with hand engraving depicting a water scene with mountains, paddle wheel boat, and buildings, with allover hand engraving with geometrics and flowers; the reverse is engraved with “M. J. G.” or “M. I. G.” in period script. Unmarked. Approximately 3 ½ inches x 2 ½ inches x 5/16 inch. Weight approximately 45 grams. Excellent estate condition.
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Philadelphia Coin Silver Wine Cup, Bard & Son, 19th C.
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Pre 1900 item# 1179282 (stock# 182c)
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Philadelphia Coin silver wine cup, footed and with handle, repoussé design of grapes, leaves, and vines, engraved on front “ANNA COATES BENNETT FROM ALC” in period script, stamped on base of bowl “C. BARD & SON” (Conrad Bard & Son was active in Philadelphia ca 1850), measures approximately 4 ½ inches in height x 3 ¼ inches diameter, weighs approximately 119 grams, lip is out of round, base is out of round, excellent estate condition.
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Antique Coin Silver Salt Spoon, c.1820, Norwich, CT
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Pre 1837 VR item# 1179281 (stock# 181c)
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Antique coin silver salt spoon, fiddle handle, engraved on reverse “CW” in period script, stamped on reverse with the mark for Cleveland and Post (Norwich, CT ca 1820), also stamped with pseudo hallmarks in the form of a lion passant, a kings head, and the letter “C”, measures approximately 3 5/8 inches in length, weighs approximately 8.5 grams, excellent estate condition.
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Two Early Southern Coin Silver Tablespoons
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Pre 1837 VR item# 996831 (stock# 152c)
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TWO EARLY SOUTHERN COIN SILVER TABLESPOONS
Each tablespoon Is clearly marked for Johnson & Reat, Richmond, Virginia (1805-1815), monogrammed with the initial W. Length of each approximately 9 inches, bowl width approximately 1 3/4 inches, weight approximately 101.5 grams, all in. The spoons are in very good condition with some dents to the bowls and a little wear to the ends of the bowls.
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Pair of Southern Coin Silver Teaspoons Campbell & Wyman
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Pre 1900 item# 989274 (stock# 135c)
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A pair of southern coin silver teaspoons with the stamp of Campbell & Wyman. According to the Georgia Museum of Art, Campbell & Wyman were retailers in Montgomery, Alabama, ca 1855-1859. These spoons may have been made by that firm, or they may have been made by a northern silversmith and retailed by Campbell & Wyman. Engraved monogram (see picture). Length approximately 6 inches, total weight approximately 35.5 grams. One spoon looks as though some dents have been hammered out o ...click for details
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