circa 1835, double swell fiddle with pointed chamfered shoulders, length three i...
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This 7 1/4" long, .93 T. oz., coin silver jelly or preserve spoon is marked "R. ...
One of Gorham's earliest full line patterns, Ivy aka Egyptian Ivy ...
French in origin, this piece is stamped with a (miniscule) "boar's head" guarant...
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Offered is an exceptionally fine and earlier (circa 1780-90) American coin silve...
An engaging regional period piece, this mug stands 2 13/16" high to the rim, 3 1...
Part of a large carving set, this item measures 14 1/4" long.
The handle is h...
Price per piece, two available.
Measuring 8 3/8" long and weighing 1.1 T. oz., this relatively plain, c. 1850, s...
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A prominent Syracuse, New York silver manufacturer with a history that spanned t...
Tea accessories, mote spoons were popular items in early 19th century England. <...
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In the realm of American silver the notion prevails that the finest and most ele...
Price for the pair.
A matched pair, each of these forks measures 7" long, while the two combined wei...
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Durgin introduced its Old Standish pattern in 1901 followed by New Sta...
Canton circa 1825, gilt interior, the elaborate cast everted godrooned rim adorn...
Not a standard full line pattern, the Daisy pattern on this pair of 4 1/8...
Stephen Adams I was a well-recognized London silversmith of his period, roughly ...
Price for the set of six.
Each of these six matching spoons measures 5 7/8" long and is engraved with the ...
Price: $74.00
Colonial Williamsburg commissioned Baltimore's Stieff Company (later Kirk-Stieff...