For sale is a lovely sterling silver olive fork by Dominick & Haff of New York. The pattern is called No.10 or Number 10. Approximately 7 1/8" long and 1.02 troy  More »

For sale is a lovely sterling silver olive fork by Dominick & Haff of New York. The pattern is called No.10 or Number 10. Approximately 7 1/8" long and 1.02 troy ounces. Monogrammed with an H. Lightly gilt bowl. Marks include STERLING, the logo for Dominick & Haff, HANSEL, SLOAN & CO and PAT-D.96. Very good condition.   « Less

For sale is a wonderful sterling silver cocktail stirring spoon by Gardner MA silversmith, Arthur Stone. Approximately 2.75 troy ounces or 85.5 grams and 12 1/4" long.  More »

For sale is a wonderful sterling silver cocktail stirring spoon by Gardner MA silversmith, Arthur Stone. Approximately 2.75 troy ounces or 85.5 grams and 12 1/4" long. No monogram. Arthur Stone was born in Sheffield England in 1847. He apprenticed for 7 years starting at the early age of 14. He also studied at the National School of Design in Sheffield. He moved to the US in 1884 where he worked for Wm Durgin Co for 3 years. In 1887, he moved to Gardner MA to work for the Frank Smith Silver Co as a designer and head of the holloware dept. He also worked for the JP Howard Co of New York. In 1901, he established his own workshop in Gardener MA. Stone was one of the last independent designers and master silversmiths of New England to employ and train other masters and apprentices. He was one of the primary supporters of the Arts & Crafts Movement. He retired in 1937 on his birthday and sold the shop to Henry Heywood. Marks include Stone's 1901-1937 mark with what looks like the initial W and STERLING. This would stand for Alfred Wickstrom, 1912-14. Very good condition.   « Less

For sale is a wonderful sterling silver ring. Approximately 9.2 grams or .32 troy ounces. It is probably around a size 8. The opening for your finger is 11/16" in  More »

For sale is a wonderful sterling silver ring. Approximately 9.2 grams or .32 troy ounces. It is probably around a size 8. The opening for your finger is 11/16" in diameter. It is raised 1/2" above the finger when worn. Very simple and beautiful. There is applied leaf design to one side. Marked STERLING. Very good condition and low starting price.   « Less

For sale is a beautiful and early Ball, Tomkins & Black Successors to Marquand coin silver pitcher. circa 1839-1851. Approximately 13" tall and 23.66 troy ounces.  More »

For sale is a beautiful and early Ball, Tomkins & Black Successors to Marquand coin silver pitcher. circa 1839-1851. Approximately 13" tall and 23.66 troy ounces. Monogrammed EOB. The borders have a beautiful heart motif and the design is executed with roses. Marks include BALL TOMPKINS & BLACK SUCCESSORS TO MARQUAND & CO and J.B. Very good condition.   « Less

For sale is a gorgeous sterling silver repousse basket with handle by Tiffany & Company. Approximately 12 1/2" wide x 9" deep and 4 3/4" high WITHOUT the  More »

For sale is a gorgeous sterling silver repousse basket with handle by Tiffany & Company. Approximately 12 1/2" wide x 9" deep and 4 3/4" high WITHOUT the handle. WITH the opened handle it measures 11" high. It weighs 30.53 troy ounces. Presentation mark on inside pedestal, "FROM HARRY AND ELLA APRIL 26, 1876". This is one of the finest Tiffany repousse baskets I've seen. It is decorated with grapes & vines and leaves. There are 3 cartouches that are not monogrammed. One is on the handle and the other 2 on either side of the top. The swing handle is in very good condition. This basket is in wonderful estate condition with no dents or repairs. Marks include TIFFANY & Co, 4347 MAKERS 2360, STERLING SILVER, 925-1000, M. The capital M was used by Tiffany & Company between the years of 1875-91. This is an exceptional addition to any table setting.   « Less

Wonderful pair of English sterling coffee spoons by well known silversmiths William & Peter Bateman. c.1806-1808. Approximatelt 4 7/8" long. Each has the turned back  More »

Wonderful pair of English sterling coffee spoons by well known silversmiths William & Peter Bateman. c.1806-1808. Approximatelt 4 7/8" long. Each has the turned back end with the knot on the back. The handles are applied to the bowls. Both are monogrammed CR. Marks include PB & WB, the lion walking, L and the duty mark. Very good condition.   « Less

Wonderful sterling silver gravy ladle in the Colonial pattern by the Gorham Manufacturing Company of Providence RI. Solid piece. Approximately 6 7/8" long. Monogrammed  More »

Wonderful sterling silver gravy ladle in the Colonial pattern by the Gorham Manufacturing Company of Providence RI. Solid piece. Approximately 6 7/8" long. Monogrammed with what looks like MATC. Marks include the Gorham logo of the lion, anchor & G and STERLING. Very good condition.   « Less

Beautiful sterling silver butter dish with insert by Grosjean & Woodward for Tiffany & Company, New York. Approximately 6" in diameter, 4 3/4" tall and 14  More »

Beautiful sterling silver butter dish with insert by Grosjean & Woodward for Tiffany & Company, New York. Approximately 6" in diameter, 4 3/4" tall and 14 troy ounces. No monogram. Beautifully decorated on the cover with beading around the edge of both the top and bottom pieces. See photos. Marks include TIFFANY & CO, 7239, G&W, G&W, ENGLISH STERLING, 925-1000, 18 and 550 Broadway. This mark was used from 1854-1865 and is pictured in Carpenter's book on Tiffany Silver, pg 248. According to Carpenter, "Early Tiffany silver was marked in such a way as to make very sure the buyer knew he was receiving real sterling. From 1854-1870, centered in the Tiffany mark was: ENGLISH STERLING, 925-1000. There was good reason for Tiffany using the term ENGLISH STERLING, since sterling was well above the average quality of silver used by most American silversmiths of the time." Very good condition.   « Less

Wonderful 18th century English sterling silver sugar tongs by Peter & Ann Bateman. Approximately 5 3/8" long. c.1791-92. Monogrammed C.T. Beautifully engraved  More »

Wonderful 18th century English sterling silver sugar tongs by Peter & Ann Bateman. Approximately 5 3/8" long. c.1791-92. Monogrammed C.T. Beautifully engraved decoration with Acorn nips. Marks include PB & AB for Peter Bateman and Anne Bateman, the duty mark, the lion walking and the letter q that show the date as 1791. Very good condition.   « Less

Gorgeous sterling silver repousee presentation water pitcher to Francis E. Getty FROM The Coca Cola Boys In Loving Appreciation Jan 1920. Approximately 9 7/8" tall at  More »

Gorgeous sterling silver repousee presentation water pitcher to Francis E. Getty FROM The Coca Cola Boys In Loving Appreciation Jan 1920. Approximately 9 7/8" tall at the highest point and 28 troy ounces. It is a good size and weight with the side measuring 9" from spout to handle. Beautifully decorated with a floral repousee design in high relief consisting of roses, daisys, and other flowers, leaves, stems and buds. The front under the spout is an acanthus leaf design also all over the handle.The cartouche in the front holds the inscription mentioned above. Marks include STERLING, M.E. Freeman & Bro, the hand logo for A. G. Schultz & Company of Baltimore and 401. A.G. Schultz & Co was listed in Baltimore City Directories from 1899-1950 as manufacturers of sterling silver holloware. Very good condition.   « Less