Excellent condition, soft vermeil bowls offer satin look. Twelve medallion silver ice cream spoons without monograms, no removals, marked with Gorham's anchor, lion and old  More »

Excellent condition, soft vermeil bowls offer satin look. Twelve medallion silver ice cream spoons without monograms, no removals, marked with Gorham's anchor, lion and old English G, Tiffany & Co. Sterling. These antique silver spoons are in excellent condition.   « Less

There are seven medallion silver ice cream spoons. The medallion is Diana. This medallion silver pattern was extremely well designed by Wood & Hughes, the famous New York  More »

There are seven medallion silver ice cream spoons. The medallion is Diana. This medallion silver pattern was extremely well designed by Wood & Hughes, the famous New York City silversmiths known for the excellence of their work. Today their silver is purchased by the antique silver collectors. Date 1863.   « Less

Twelve teaspoons by Farrington and Hunnewell, Boston silversmiths 1835-1860. Excellent condition; medallion with detailed eye. There is a triple monogram on the  More »

Twelve teaspoons by Farrington and Hunnewell, Boston silversmiths 1835-1860. Excellent condition; medallion with detailed eye. There is a triple monogram on the reverse.Marked only F&H which indicates early coin silver.   « Less

NEW YORK CITY coin silver by Barnard Wennam 1789-1834. A pair of 18th century coin tablespoons, bright cut with an elliptical reserve for the monogram S.T.E Pointed turn-  More »

NEW YORK CITY coin silver by Barnard Wennam 1789-1834. A pair of 18th century coin tablespoons, bright cut with an elliptical reserve for the monogram S.T.E Pointed turn- down handle. One has S.T.J. on reverse as well as S.T.E. on the front. Length 9 1/4" Excellent condition. Wonderful patina. Maker's Mark WB N.York   « Less

A heavy Medallion silver spoon with fluted bowl. Marked with Gorham's anchor, lion and G sterling Pat 1864. No monogram.

A heavy Medallion silver spoon with fluted bowl. Marked with Gorham's anchor, lion and G sterling Pat 1864. No monogram.   « Less

Medallion silver, shovel shaped berry spoon, with ornate shaded brite cut work covering most of the vermeil bowl. The reverse of the bowl is also vermeil. The maker, Wendt,  More »

Medallion silver, shovel shaped berry spoon, with ornate shaded brite cut work covering most of the vermeil bowl. The reverse of the bowl is also vermeil. The maker, Wendt, famous for his Medallion silver, worked in Boston and New York. Marked 925 Ball, Black & Co., who was the retailer. These marks, without the word sterling, indicate the piece was made prior 1865. Length 8 1/2" Bowl 2 1/2" x 3 1/2". The condition is excellent; the only marks are located in the rear of the bowl where in a very small area the vermeil finish was disturbed by probably a teaspoon of berry juice which remained there too long. If not happy, you may return it. FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE VIA PRIORITY USPS. YOU WILL RECEIVE AN E-MAIL THE DAY THE ITEM IS SHIPPED. RETURNS: PLEASE CONTACT WITHIN THREE DAYS OF RECEIVING THE ITEM. YOU WILL RECEIVE RETURN DETAILS. PROMPT REFUNDS. NO PROBLEMS HERE.   « Less

A very showy medallion silver piece with a detailed scalloped rim and a fluted interior bowl. Length 8 1/2" Medallion is Minerva. Monogram on the back. Marked Patent 925 Ball  More »

A very showy medallion silver piece with a detailed scalloped rim and a fluted interior bowl. Length 8 1/2" Medallion is Minerva. Monogram on the back. Marked Patent 925 Ball Black & Co . Dates about 1865. Collectors of antique silver seek Medallion silver for their collections   « Less

An oval shaped serving spoon, with a strawberry on the tip of the shank and on the reverse. Pattern is sharp with all the seeds on the berries. Monogram on reverse. Marked  More »

An oval shaped serving spoon, with a strawberry on the tip of the shank and on the reverse. Pattern is sharp with all the seeds on the berries. Monogram on reverse. Marked Pure Coin with a hallmark the center of which has the Durgin D in a diamond in the cartouche. Length 8 1/2" A scarce pattern.   « Less

Here is a piece retailed by Haddock, Lincoln & Foss in Boston 1850-1865. A 9" coin silver berry spoon with scalloped rim. The interior of the vermeil bowl is fluted creating  More »

Here is a piece retailed by Haddock, Lincoln & Foss in Boston 1850-1865. A 9" coin silver berry spoon with scalloped rim. The interior of the vermeil bowl is fluted creating a flashy bowl, a stylish serving piece. Wonderful piece for the collector.   « Less

The Silver Drawer offers coin silver flatware made by various silversmiths about 1865, including John Wendt, Gorham, Hotchkiss and Schreuder and the seldom seen California  More »

The Silver Drawer offers coin silver flatware made by various silversmiths about 1865, including John Wendt, Gorham, Hotchkiss and Schreuder and the seldom seen California Schultz and Fischer This gravy ladle was made by the famous John Wendt whose pieces are usually seen with Ball, Black & Co.( New York City) stamped on the reverse as retailer. He did not use a manufacturing mark of his own as he did not retail his own silver. Dates about 1865. The portrait on the medallion is Minerva. There is a triple script monogram on the reverse. Length 7". It is a wonderful ladle, nice weight, well balanced.   « Less