$495.99
$1,300.00
$550.00
1-3/8". Monogrammed "EAK". Excellent condition.
$495.00
$1,950.00
Excellent condition.
$450.00
$495.00
$150.00
$135.00
$175.00
$900.00 set of 6
Eutaw Antiques..... | ||
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| A pair of 6-1/2", coin silver, claw-end tongs from Henderson
& Gaines, New Orleans, C. 1855. Heavy gauge. Counter-stamped by
William Gale and Son, N.Y., 1858. Monogrammed "EHK".
Excellent condition.
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$495.99 A 13" coin silver punch ladle with the mark of Louis Muh,
New Orleans, 1823-1854. Bowl diameter is 4-1/4".
Also carries the mark "H", anchor, and star. No monogram.
Excellent condition.
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$1,300.00 A coin silver, shell-bowl, serving spoon by Henderson &
Gaines, New Orleans, C.1855. It is 8-1/2" in length and has a 2"
diameter bowl. Monogrammed "EHK".
| $550.00 | ||
| An ornate, coin silver, fish knife by E. A. Tyler,
New Orleans; length, 12"; blade width, |
1-3/8". Monogrammed "EAK". Excellent condition. $495.00 A 10" American coin silver marrow scoop, marked
"Hayden & Whilden" (C. 1855-1863), Charleston, South
Carolina. Fiddlethread pattern. Marked on reverse of small
scoop, "Griggs" (Assumed to be original owner). Slight wear,
otherwise excellent condition.
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$1,950.00 A 6", Sheffield, sterling silver muffineer made by
Roberts & Briggs, Sheffield, England, 1910. Retailed by Shreve,
Crump, and Low of Boston. All marks are proper and verifiable.
Monogrammed "BH".
| Excellent condition. $450.00 | ||
| A 10-1/2" sterling vase, made by the Matthews Company,
Newark, New Jersey (1907-C.1936). Retailed by Maynard & Co,
Inc. of Boston. Beautifully etched and monogrammed "W".
Excellent condition.
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$495.00 A sterling boatswain's pipe, 5-1/2" long. Marked only
with "Sterling". Believed to be early 20th Century and is
probably American. Signs of use, but very good condition.
C. 1910.
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$150.00 A pair of 4-1/2", sterling, Whiting's "Imperial
Queen", individual asparagras tongs. Gold washed. Patent date
1893. Monogrammed "VAP". Perfect condition.
| $135.00 | ||
| A 9" Russian silver fork, of 84 grade silver, assayed
by A.K in Moscow in 1896. It is hallmarked "A.Ioxenbcohb".
Heavy grade; excellent condition with only slight wear to tines.
No monogram.
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$175.00 Scottish sterling teaspoon, Kings pattern, made in Glasgow,
date letter "I" for 1827. Silversmith "J.LS" unidentified.
Monogrammed "M?H". In excellent condition. Five spoons available.
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A set of 6 Russian/Polish silver forks of 84 grade,
asssayed 1862 by I.S. with double-headed eagle. Hallmarked
by Emil Radke, Warsaw, and stamped "RADKE", hallmark in an oval
cartouche, and "WARSZAWIR". Handles embellished with a raised
heraldic devise; no monogram. Length 9"; heavy weight. Wear to
tines, otherwise excellent condition.
| $900.00 set of 6 |
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