This set of 6 American coin silver tea spoons with the rare basket of flowers decoration has been assembled from two sets of three.  One set was made by John Goodhue, Salem, Massachusetts, circa 1830.  It has an "SPB" monogram in ornate script at the upper stem, and the back is stamped "J. GOODHUE" in a rectangular cartouche.  The second set of three was made by John J. Low, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1830 and has a script monogram "AC" at its upper stem.  Its back stem is marked "J.J. LOW" in a rectangular stamped cartouche.  Condition of all stem decoration and bowls are pristine.  These spoons are sold as a group only.  Please click on more images for detailed object photographs.

Collectors seldom find objects in the "Homeric" or "Etruscan" pattern by George Shiebler.  This youth set is complete, in pristine condition, and has never been monogrammed, making it an exceptional rarity in this pattern.  The back of each is marked "STERLING," and the knife and fork are also marked with the Shiebler logo mark.  Each is slightly different, and the spoon has medallions in both bowl and upper stem.  Fork, 6 3/8 inches; Knife, 7 5/8 inches; Spoon, 6 1/8 inches

This fine and heavy sterling asparagus fork is in the Aesthetic Movement Taste.  Made by George Shiebler, circa 1885, its ornate, acid-etched and engraved decoration remain crisp and pristine today.  The underside of the stem is marked with the Shiebler logo mark and "STERLING."  9 1/4 inches in length.

This 8 3/4" American sterling silver berry spoon is in George Shiebler's "Chrysanthemum" pattern. The flat, round bowl is gilded front and back, with a slightly matte finish. The reverse of the lower stem is marked with the Shiebler logo mark, "STERLING/PAT." There is no monogram, and no evidence of a monogram removal.

This heavy serving spoon is in the famous "Chrysanthemum" pattern by William B. Durgin Company.  Measuring 9 inches in length, it is in pristine condition, with no monogram and no evidence of monogram removal.  The back stem is marked with the Durgin logo mark above the bowl, and on the mid stem with "STERLING/ 925/1000/ PATENT/ WRIGHT KAY & CO."  Please click on more images for detailed object photograph.

Presented is an asparagus lifter measuring 9 5/8" in length, made in the "Pointed" pattern by Porter Blanchard. The reverse of the stem is marked "STERLING/PORTER BLANCHARD/H"

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This English silver marrow scoop has a crest engraved on the back of the larger end. The underside of the stem is fully marked with the duty mark, the London city mark, the London date mark for 1791-1792, the standard mark, and a maker's mark, "WF" in a stamped rectangle. It measures 8 ½" in length, and is in excellent, original condition.

A pair of coin silver spoons made by James Watts, Philadelphia, circa 1860. Mounted in the original box. The handles are nicely engraved and the bowls guilded. Monogrammed 'ICM' in script. The case  in decent condition with considerable wear to the green silk lining.