S. Kirk and Son repousse decorated hot water pot in coin silver. Early 11oz. silver hallmark on base indicates a .916 silver standard. Circa 1868-1890. This pitcher is  More »

S. Kirk and Son repousse decorated hot water pot in coin silver. Early 11oz. silver hallmark on base indicates a .916 silver standard. Circa 1868-1890. This pitcher is finished all over with crisp repousse decoration of roses in foliage. The angular handle has a ram's head motif and bone insulators. The shallow dome, hinged cover is surmounted with a floral finial. Size: 6.75 inches ht. x 6.25 inches across handle x 3 1/8 inches in diameter. Condition is very good, with a well executed repair at the lower handle joint, and only noticeable upon close inspection with magnification.   « Less

For sale is a wonderful Gothic design coin silver 3 piece coffee/tea set by Wood & Hughes of New York NY. c.1845-65. The set consists of a coffee/tea pot, covered sugar and  More »

For sale is a wonderful Gothic design coin silver 3 piece coffee/tea set by Wood & Hughes of New York NY. c.1845-65. The set consists of a coffee/tea pot, covered sugar and hinged covered creamer. It weighs a total of 65.01 troy ounces. Monogrammed JB. There are a few small dents overall that do not detract from the beauty of the set and can easily be removed. Email with questions. The coffee/tea pot is approximately 11 1/4" tall and 11" wide from the spout to the tip of the handle. The handle is tight. It weighs 32.53 troy ounces. The covered sugar is 9" tall and 8 1/2" wide from handle to handle. It weighs 18.76 troy ounces. The creamer is 8 1/4" tall and 7" wide from spout to tip of handle. Each piece is marked W&H, 900/1000. This mark was used between 1845-99. Being coin silver this set was made before 1865. Each piece has very small dents but overall this early set is in very good condition. A silversmith could fix it very easily if you chose to. This is why we are offering it at this price.   « Less

First used on the Quarter Eagle in 1796, Robert Scot's rendition of the Great Seal of the United States took its place on the Silver Dollar beginning in 1798. This Large  More »

First used on the Quarter Eagle in 1796, Robert Scot's rendition of the Great Seal of the United States took its place on the Silver Dollar beginning in 1798. This Large Eagle reverse, as it has since become known, replaced the Small Eagle motif that had originally been mated with the Draped Bust obverse. The new design would remain in use until President Thomas Jefferson suspended Silver Dollar production early in the 19th century.   « Less

Length of this coin silver piece is 8" No monogram. Vermeil helmet style bowl with a large portion finely bright cut.

Length of this coin silver piece is 8" No monogram. Vermeil helmet style bowl with a large portion finely bright cut.   « Less

Need a large spoon to serve that potato salad at your next out door party? Today this coin silver stuffing spoon is wonderful for serving from a large, deep bowl because the  More »

Need a large spoon to serve that potato salad at your next out door party? Today this coin silver stuffing spoon is wonderful for serving from a large, deep bowl because the button on the back prevents the spoon from sinking into the bowl. This coin silver spoon is sure to draw comments, and here is your chance for one with a historical background. This one was handwrought c. 1864 in Philadelphia, PA. by Peter Krider,a famous silversmith. It is marked P.L.K. It has a monogram "A". Length 12 3/4" .   « Less

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,  More »

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.   « Less

Syracuse, N.Y. silver collectors- read this! A pastry server by the famous Francis A. Bunnell who was in business in Syracuse with a shop at 61 South Salina. Time period  More »

Syracuse, N.Y. silver collectors- read this! A pastry server by the famous Francis A. Bunnell who was in business in Syracuse with a shop at 61 South Salina. Time period 1866. The pastry server offered is marked F.A.B. & Co. Length 10". The blade has ornate detailed engraving. It has a monogram "M" or "W". Purchase this piece and receive a copy of an article about F.A.B.& Co.   « Less

Dessert spoon, monogram. Marked R.H. Bailey Woodstock ( Vermont) Excellent condition.

Dessert spoon, monogram. Marked R.H. Bailey Woodstock ( Vermont) Excellent condition.   « Less

..SOLD..Very Rare Gorham 1855 Coin Large Gold Wash Leaf Spoon 3.5" x 9" Weighs 90 grms. Very Nice Detail

..SOLD..Very Rare Gorham 1855 Coin Large Gold Wash Leaf Spoon 3.5" x 9" Weighs 90 grms. Very Nice Detail   « Less

Antique Silver Bust of a Bearded Man.This bust/box has hinged lid and removable interior cup.Dimesions are 7 inches Tall X 7 inches diameter at the base,and is 5 inches wide  More »

Antique Silver Bust of a Bearded Man.This bust/box has hinged lid and removable interior cup.Dimesions are 7 inches Tall X 7 inches diameter at the base,and is 5 inches wide or 15 inches circumference at the nose.2+ kg.is the weight.No claims to origin,age,or period.No makers marks or silver content numbers visible.This item could possibly pre-date Silver Hallmarks or Silver Content figures,The bottom has two small square feet,and the front of the bust rests on the bottom of the beard.   « Less