Silver

c. 1780, by Joseph & Nathaniel Richardson, Philadelphia.

c. 1860, Terfloth & Kuchler (Bernard Terfloth & Christopf Christian Kuchler, wc. 1858-1866), including a tray, coffeepot, two teapots, a covered sugar basin, a waste bowl and a cream pitcher, each inscribed "Presented to F.H. Hatch / Collector of the Port of New Orleans / By his Friends in the Custom House / May 1st 1861," and each decorated with a repoussé and chased vignette illustrating the commerce of the port of New Orleans (except the creamer which is engraved only with the presentation inscription), each finial a different example of Louisiana fruits and nuts, including a fig, orange, pecan and acorns, coffee pot height 11 1/8 in., tray 29 in. x 18 1.8 in., combined weight 295.75 troy ozs. Sold for $323,000.00 on October 11th, 2008.

1861, Terfloth and Kuchler.

c. 1833-1835, by S. & B. Brower, New Orleans.

P. or C.H. Zimmerman, wc. 1865 1870, the moveable "bobtail" streetcar with front panel "MANUFACTURED/ BY/ ZIMMERMAN'S/ SILVERWARE FACTORY/ 94/ 96/ CANAL STREET NEW ORLEANS", side panels chased with scenes depicting steamboat and railroad, moveable louver windows, base mounted with plaque engraved "EACH & EVERY PART/ OF THIS/ HORSE CAR/ MANUFACTURED AT/ ZIMMERMAN'S/ 94 & 96 CANAL ST/ NEW ORLEANS", h. 6 in., l. 15 1/2 in., d. 9 1/2 in., wt. 53.65 troy ozs.

by Richard Cooke (ent. 1799), London, c. 1806, rounded rectangular form with gadroon and lobed borders, engraved with the arms of Ernest Augustus (1771-1851), Duke of Cumberland and King of Hanover, height 7 3/4 in., length 12 1/2 in., width 9 1/8 in., approximate weight 159.10 troy ozs.

pattern introduced 1878, incl. 12 each dinner forks, dinner knives, luncheon knives, fish knives (hh), ice cream forks, fruit forks, teaspoons, five o'clock teaspoons, iced tea spoons, chocolate spoons and citrus spoons, 10 luncheon forks, 10 tea knives, 5 fish knives (fh), 9 butter knives, 19 fish forks, 10 soup spoons, 8 nut picks, 5 tablespoons, 2 gravy ladles, cheese scoop, 2 shell-shaped spoons, sugar sifter spoon, sugar spoon, master butter knife, 2 olive forks and lemon fork; approx. 219 pcs., total wt. (weighable) 264.47 troy ozs. troy ozs., in vintage H. Birks & Sons oak fitted canteen.

Adolphe Himmel for Hyde & Goodrich, New Orleans, c. 1855, of good weight, oval, applied at rim with vine border and pendant grapes, the body chased and engraved with large scrolling grapevines and with two vacant grapevine cartouches, twisted vine handles, the spreading oval base chased to match, applied openwork vines and leaves, the conforming domed cover with vine finial, base with maker's mark "A.H./N.O.", and retailer's mark, length over handles 15 1/2 in., weight 106 troy ozs.

with presentation inscription "To the HONOURABLE CHARLES WILLIAM VISCOUNT MILTON M.P./To mark their sense of the distinguished manner in which he served as one of the representatives for the COUNTY OF YORK for the period of twenty-three years in five successive/PARLIAMENTS during which the principles of public Virtues inherited from his Father and Lord Rockingham have become still more inseparably connected by his own/consistent example with the name and character of the "HOUSE OF WENTWORTH/THIS TESTIMONIAL A SPECIMEN OF THEIR STAPLE MANUFACTURE IS GRATEFULLY PRESENTED BY THE INHABITANTS OF SHEFFIELD & ITS NEIGHBORHOOD OCTOBER 1832"; tripartite oblong form with floral and foliate border, lion's mask and paw feet, inset mirror plate, height 3 7/8 in., width 53 5/8 in., depth 23 1/8 in., presented on a later Louis XVI-style low table, overall height 20 1/2 in., width 54 1/2 in., depth 24 in.

by Paul Storr, c. 1815-1818.

designed by Donald Colflesh, c. 1958, comprised of teapot, coffee pot, sugar and creamer, and sterling silver and formica tray; marked "1461", "1462", "1463", "1464" and "1468" respectively; also marked with date symbol for 1960; coffee pot height 12 in., tray width 26 3/8 in., weight (weighable/without tray) 87.10 troy ozs.

c. 1880, marked with Gorham trademark, "STERLING" and "MMZ", height 9 3/4 in., length 20 in., depth 15 3/8 in., weight 162.25 troy ozs.

c. 1755-1765, by Joseph Richardson, Philadelphia.

by Mappin & Webb, London, 1920, comprising 242 pieces in the original case on stand.

Crichton & Co. Ltd., New York, early 20th c., foliate scroll candlearms with urn-shaped candle nozzles and gadrooned drip pans, tapered shaft with stiff leaf decoration, convertible to single candlesticks, h. 27 1/2 in., total wt. approx. 408 troy ozs.

hallmarked Birmingham, 1901, possibly designed by Archibald Knox (1864-1933); the paneled back with loop hand grip and inset enamel hearts with Celtic strapwork, tray fitted with two candleholders and an oval removable bobêche, height 6 1/2 in., width 7 3/4 in., weight 20 troy ozs.

Adolphe Himmel (wc. 1852-1877) for Hyde & Goodrich (wc. 1828-1861), marked "H", "HYDE & GOODRICH" in arc and "NEW ORLEANS" in arc; cast stag finial, lion's head and drop ring handles, beaded borders, molded pedestal foot with scroll supports, presentation inscription "MF. Hayward/August 25, 1866", height 11 1/2 in., diameter 11 in., weight 60.10 troy ozs.

c. 1870, by Wood & Hughes, comprising 178 pieces.

Schofield Co., Baltimore, founded 1903, acquired by the Stieff Co., 1967; each with floral repoussé border on stippled ground, diameter 10 1/2 in., weight 233.70 troy ozs.

Christoph Christian Kuchler and Adolphe Himmel for Hyde & Goodrich, c. 1852-1853, marked "HYDE & GOODRICH" in arc, over "MANUFACTURERS" in rectangle, over "NEW ORLEANS, LA" in complementary arc, "WARRANTED/PURE COIN" in scalloped rectangle with ends formed by anthemia, and "K&H" in oval; comprised of a hot water urn on stand, teapot, covered sugar, covered creamer and waste bowl, domed covers with Asian figural finials, pear-shaped bodies chased with roses and convolvulus, monogrammed cartouches, branchwork handles; urn height 14 in., total weight 124.34 troy ozs.

c. 1865-1870, Tiffany & Co.

Terfloth & Kuchler, act. 1858-1866, lobed oval boat-shaped basket on conforming pedestal base, applied beaded border around foot, the bowl centered with floral medallion retaining traces of gold wash, ropetwist swing handle, height 10 1/8 in., length 13 in., weight approx. 25 troy ozs.

c. 1865, in the French Renaissance style, fully marked, height 40 in., width 18 in.

Bernard Terfloth & C. Christian Kuchler, wc. 1858‑1866, marked "TERFLOTH & KUCHLER" in arc over "NEW ORLEANS", baluster shaped bowl with floral scroll cartouche, tapered standard, stepped domed foot, applied foot rim with band of acanthus, presentation inscription "Presented to S. Schwerin Esq./by the Members of the Hebrew Association/Those on the Right Path/as a token of their high regard and as a testimony/of the faithful discharge of his duties as/President/April 1859", h. 9 3/8 in., wt. 11 troy ozs.

Philadelphia, c. 1850, marked “BAILEY & Co.” in a rectangle over “PHILAD.” in a rectangle, consisting of a teapot, coffee pot, covered creamer and a covered sugar; raised bulbous circular bodies on molded pedestal bases, repoussé landscapes, engraved crest above a conjoined script monogram on each piece, floral repoussé slightly domed covers with scalloped edges and various cast figural finials, the bases with chased foliate borders, coffeepot height 9 in., combined weight 121.50 troy ozs. (4 pcs.)

London, 1771-72, John Carter, h. 12 1/2 in.

Baltimore, 1932-1961, marked "S. KIRK & SON", "STERLING" and "230f"; comprised of a punchbowl, tray, 24 cups and ladle, all with floral repoussé; punchbowl height 7 3/8 in., diameter 13 3/4 in., tray diameter 20 1/8 in, ladle length 14 in., combined weight 249.10 troy ozs., (27 pcs.)

19th c., retailed by Ford, Tupper, & Behan, New York.

in the "Clinton" pattern, pattern introduced 1912, script monogram of "ML" entertwined beneath a crown, in original Tiffany & Co. mahogany case on later stand, including 12 dinner forks, 12 luncheon forks, 12 fish forks, 12 salad forks, 12 dessert forks, 12 cocktail forks, 12 dinner knives, 12 luncheon knives, 12 fish knives, 12 butter spreaders, 12 cream soup spoons, 12 bouillon spoons, 12 teaspoons, 12 ice cream spoons, 12 demitasse spoons, 4 tablespoons, 2 cold meat forks, a gravy ladle, a small sauce spoon, a sugar sifter ladle, a pickle fork, a cheese knife, a large sauce spoon, a pierced server, a cake knife, a large carving knife and fork, a small carving knife and fork, a sauce ladle, a large serving spoon, a small serving spoon, a flat asparagus server, a pie knife (serrated), a fish serving knife and fork, a salad serving fork and spoon and a berry spoon, (208 pcs.), weight 254.8 troy ozs. (weighable).

comprising a kettle-on-stand, coffee pot, teapot, hot milk jug, covered sugar, creamer, waste bowl and a two-handled oval tray, all marked “TIFFANY & CO”, c. 1907-47, pattern number 17089, colonial revival plain urn forms on spreading feet, threaded borders, and with an engraved kettle-on-stand, height 13 in., tray length 26 1/2 in., approximate combined weight 308.12 ozs.

c. 1820-1830, Anthony Rasch (1778-1858), wc. Philadelphia 1801-1820, New Orleans 1820-1858; marked "A.RASCH." in rectangle, fiddle typt handle with square shoulders, engraved on reverse "S.U/PEN", length 13 1/2 in., weight 7.6 troy ozs

"M" for medium weight, twelve 11 piece place settings, plus 6 serving spoons, engraved script monogram on the upperface.

Hyde & Goodrich, c. 1850, with melon finial, lobed lid and neck, naturalistic handles with spurs, chased picturesque vignette, foliate spout, flat chased floral banding and reticulated scroll and shell feet, height 14 in., weight 67 troy ozs.

London, 1804, possibly Henry Sardet.

, mid-20th c., S. Kirk & Son Inc., pattern introduced 1828, comprising: 24 8 in. dinner forks, 24 9 3/4 in. dinner knives, 16 steak knives, 12 7 1/4 in. luncheon forks, 12 8 7/8 in. luncheon knives, 24 6 1/4 in. salad/pastry forks, 30 5 1/4 in. cocktail forks, 6 4 1/2 in. 2 tine berry/canape forks, 12 (hh) fruit knives, 12 (hh) butter spreaders, 24 teaspoons, 24 iced beverage spoons, 12 6 1/8 in. cream soup spoons, 24 dessert/soup spoons, 23 after-dinner coffee spoons, 5 similar after-dinner coffee spoons, Jenkins & Jenkins, Baltimore, 12 6 1/8 in. citrus spoons, 12 5 7/16 in. ice cream forks, 6 sugar shells, 1 lemon fork, 1 4 7/8 in. small sauce ladle, 1 butter knife (fh ), 1 butter knife (hh), 1 cheese knife (hh), 1 pie server (hh), 1 ice cream knife, 1 10 3/4 in. dressing spoon, 2 tablespoons, 2 slotted tablespoons, 2 serving spoons 9 1/8 in. & 8 1/4 in., 1 8 1/4 in. slotted serving spoon, 2 8 1/2 in. meat forks, 1 large 5 tine serving fork, 9 1/2 in., 2 piece roast carving set, pair of silver-handled wood salad servers (hh), (336 pcs.), silver weight approximately 347 troy ozs., together with a Georgian-style burl walnut silver chest on stand with four drawers, height 42 in., width 24 1/ in., depth 15 in., and a smaller walnut fitted lift-top chest with a single drawer

c. 1860, by Adolphe Himmel for Hyde & Goodrich.

early 19th c., five sections, the whole having tassel and swag decorated openwork gallery, original hardwood base, length 129 in.

c. 1880-1890, by S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore.

c. 1775, Dublin, marked, h. 12 1/8 in.

c. 1903-1924, by S. Kirk & Son, Baltimore.

by Theodore B. Starr, New York.

c. 1800, by James Musgrave (w. 1794-1813), marked “Musgrave” in script in a conforming surround, struck four times under the foot, plain broad fluted urn form on a pedestal foot, beaded borders, urn finial, ebonized scroll handle with a thumbpiece, engraved script initials “MM” on the side, height 15 in., width 12 1/4 in., weight 42.75 troy ozs.

1874, fully marked, with a later presentation inscription, h. 12 in., with handles w. 19 in., dia. 12 in., approx. wgt. 103 troy ozs., 6 dwts..

Birmingham, c. 1877, centerpiece after Jules Moigniez (1835-1894).

in the Art Deco Style, Copenhagen, Marked HN (Harold Nielsen), 1927.

19th c., marked, h. 20 in., w. 21 in., d. 17 in.

early 19th c., Matthew Boulton sun marks on foot of the bases and also under the center rims of the upper sections, height 23 ¼ in., width 17 ½ in.

by Daniel & John Wellby, London, 1891-92

William Hackle, Baltimore, c. 1770, wgt. 8 troy ozs., 7 dwts. Provenance: High Museum, Atlanta, GA..

Anthony Rasch, New Orleans, wc. 1820's-58.

Emile Profilet, Natchez, c. 1830, wc. 1823-1868, marked “E. Profilet” in a rectangle, with bands of molded scroll decoration at rim and foot, height 6 in., diameter 6 1/2 in., approximate weight 18 troy ozs.

c. 1809 and later spoons, engraved, overall h. 12 1/4 in.,.

c. 1853-61, Adolphe Himmel maker for Hyde & Goodrich, retailer.

late 19th c., in the Art Nouveau manner.

c. 1786-87, Hester Bateman, London, fully marked, h. 4 3/4 in., wgt. approx. 11 troy oz., 3 dwts..

by Richard Pargeter, London, 1734.

London 1775-76, John Carter, h. 12 1/2 in.

J.S. Curtis, Memphis, c. 1850, marked “J.S. Curtis” in a rectangle, with C-scroll handle, wide band of stylized foliate decoration and stepped foot, engraved “AA Wheelock”, height 6 1/4 in., weight 11.05 troy ozs.

designed by Johan Rohde, weight 45 oz., 37 dwts.

Shreve & Co., San Francisco, California, c. 1905.

c. 1853-58, by Christopf Christian Kuchler for Hyde & Goodrich, height 6 ¼ in.

Elkington, British registry date 1854, in the Gothic taste.

Asa Blanchard, Lexington, Ky., wc. 1808-38.