Continental currency American Coin token, with inscribed colonies indicates circles of thirteen colonies dated 1776 Fugio, We are One , Mind Your Business, in relief. very  More »

Continental currency American Coin token, with inscribed colonies indicates circles of thirteen colonies dated 1776 Fugio, We are One , Mind Your Business, in relief. very likely pewter made, aged & very good, normal wear, about 1.5" diameter.   « Less

Antique Silver Bust of a Bearded Man.This bust/box has hinged lid and removable cup.7 kg.+ Silver weight.Dimensions are 7 inches Tall,X 7 inches diameter at the base,and 5  More »

Antique Silver Bust of a Bearded Man.This bust/box has hinged lid and removable cup.7 kg.+ Silver weight.Dimensions are 7 inches Tall,X 7 inches diameter at the base,and 5 inches diameter at the nose ( Circumference is 15 inches at the nose)No claims to origin,age,or period.No makers marks or silver content numbers visible.It 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.Magnet tested with no steel or iron present.It was tarnished black when I purchased it,so I cleaned it and coated with clear acrylic.I know I did bad thing,but I knew nothing about antiques then.So,sorry about that. I want to sell,but have no earthly idea the value,so I have a larger price or not.If you are interested ,please contact me cclintonw@gmail.com , or on Skype cclintonw1   « Less

RARE SAN FRANCISCO MEDALLION COIN SILVER DINNER FORKS MARKED COIN ON REVERSE Schultz & Fischer were silversmiths in San Francisco in  More »

RARE SAN FRANCISCO MEDALLION COIN SILVER DINNER FORKS MARKED COIN ON REVERSE Schultz & Fischer were silversmiths in San Francisco in 1857-1882. Much of their silver was completely unmarked bearing no maker's name,nor coin mark. These dinner forks are marked "coin" on reverse so that tells you they were made in his early days , probably around 1859 ; Flatware had to be marked sterling silver after 1865..Length 71/2" A true dinner size fork seldom seen in coin silver. Six with monogram , six no monogram. The tines are not quite perfect but in a place setting will only tell guests that it is a very early Medallion coin silver set. Fine condition no edge nicks, no dents. FREE SHIPPING & INSURANCE V IA PRIORITY U.S.P.S. YOU WILL RECEIVE AN E-MAIL THE DAY THE ITEM IS SHIPPED. RETURNS: PLEASE CONTACT WITHIN 3 DAYS AFTER RECEIVING THE ITEM. YOU W ILL RECEIVE RETURN DETAILS. PROMPT REFUNDS. NO PROBLEMS HERE. QUESTIONS? E-MAIL dxb47@outlook.com   « Less

A 7" flat handle butter knife, maker is Hotchkiss & Schreuder, silversmiths in Syracuse, N.Y., famous for Medallion silver. c. 1865 This is an early piece of antique silver  More »

A 7" flat handle butter knife, maker is Hotchkiss & Schreuder, silversmiths in Syracuse, N.Y., famous for Medallion silver. c. 1865 This is an early piece of antique silver as it is not marked sterling   « Less

For sale is a lovely coin silver coffee or tea spoon by S. Kirk of Baltimore MD. The pattern is called Mayflower. Approximately 5 1/2" long and 1.03 troy ounces.  More »

For sale is a lovely coin silver coffee or tea spoon by S. Kirk of Baltimore MD. The pattern is called Mayflower. Approximately 5 1/2" long and 1.03 troy ounces. Monogrammed HMM. Marks include S. Kirk & Son 10.15. This mark was used between 1846-1861. Very good condition.   « Less

For sale is a lovely coin silver master salt spoon by Henry Hebbard of New York. The pattern is called Grecian. Approximately 3 3/4" long and .39 troy ounces.  More »

For sale is a lovely coin silver master salt spoon by Henry Hebbard of New York. The pattern is called Grecian. Approximately 3 3/4" long and .39 troy ounces. Monogrammed EB. Marks include H.H. PATENT 1862 and x. According to Rainwater's book on silver the firm of Henry Hebbard & Co, solid silver manufacturers, is listed in the NYC Directories beginning in 1847. John Polhemus joined the firm at some point prior to 18652. Between 1852-1858, he and hebbard obtained a number of design patents for flatware together. These patents were later used by Shiebler & Co. They also did work for Tiffany & Co until they dissolved possibly as a result of the loss of the Tiffany account due to their purchase of Edward Moore's silver manufacturing company to serve as it's own manufacturing division. Very good condition.   « Less

For sale is a lovely coin silver gravy ladle with a twist handle by G.A. Mudge & Co of New York c.1848-1868. Approximately 7 3/4" long and 1.61 troy ounces.  More »

For sale is a lovely coin silver gravy ladle with a twist handle by G.A. Mudge & Co of New York c.1848-1868. Approximately 7 3/4" long and 1.61 troy ounces. Monogrammed with what resembles GPS. Marks include COIN and G A Mudge & Co. GA Mudge & Company produced some silver for Tiffany & Co before they made their own silver. Mark is sometime seen with Tiffany's. Very good condition.   « Less

For sale is a set of 3 coin silver spoons by Boston maker Crosby & Brown, circa 1849-1853. Approximately 8" long and all 3 total 135 grams or 4.35 troy ounces.  More »

For sale is a set of 3 coin silver spoons by Boston maker Crosby & Brown, circa 1849-1853. Approximately 8" long and all 3 total 135 grams or 4.35 troy ounces. Monogram on the back of each, T and 1851. According to Rainwater's book, in an 1856 report, Samuel T. Crosby succeeded Obadiah Rich in 1849. The early firms prior to the 1860s appear from their advertisements to have been manufacturers of silverware. They later became a general retail jeweler. These pieces have the mark of 1849-53. Very good condition.   « Less

For sale is a beautiful and early coin silver three footed tray or salver by Tiffany Young & Ellis. circa 1854-1855. Executed by John C. Moore. Approximately 10" in  More »

For sale is a beautiful and early coin silver three footed tray or salver by Tiffany Young & Ellis. circa 1854-1855. Executed by John C. Moore. Approximately 10" in diameter and 14.93 troy ounces. No monogram. Lovely decoration with a beaded edge. According to Rainwater's book, Tiffany, in the early years purchased their silverware from a variety of silver manufacturers of the day, among them Grosjean & Woodward, William Gale, etc. John C. Moore who had begun manufacturing silverware in 1827 and who was later joined in business by his son, Edward C. Moore, was also a major supplier. In 1851, John C. Moore & Son entered into a special business relationship with Tiffany's. By the mid-1850s Tiffany's was recognized as the leading silverware house in New York. Marks include 8 with a smaller 1 to the right, TIFFANY & CO, LATE, TIFFANY.YOUNG & ELLIS, 550 BROADWAY and the marks of John C. Moore. Very good condition.   « Less

For sale is a beautiful 10.15 coin silver ladle by S. Kirk & Son of Baltimore, Maryland. Approximately 8 1/4" long and a heavy 3.40 troy ounces. Beautifully  More »

For sale is a beautiful 10.15 coin silver ladle by S. Kirk & Son of Baltimore, Maryland. Approximately 8 1/4" long and a heavy 3.40 troy ounces. Beautifully monogrammed EED. Marks include S. KIRK & SON, 10.15. This mark was used in Maryland between 1840-1860. This was most likely a gravy ladle. It is beautiful, early and heavy for it's size. Very good condition.   « Less