Sold at Austin Auction Gallery
(9) American Coin Silver Spoons & Butter Knife, 1 Georgian Period Sterling
- Price realized
- $308
- Pre-sale estimate
- $200 – $400
- Hammer price
- $250
- Category
- Silver & Vertu
- Sold
- August 23, 2026
- Sale
- DAY 3-AUGUST 2026 | SUMMER SIGNATURE ESTATES & EUROPEAN ANTIQUES
Lot description
(lot of 9) American coin silver flatware, each with shouldered fiddle-form handle, varied monograms and makers, including: (3) spoons, Pardon Miller, Providence, Rhode Island (active c.1822-1850), (one) serving spoon, engraved M.C. Allen, approx 8.75"l, (two) teaspoons, one inscribed P.A. Allen, the other with partially obliterated engraving and minor denting to bowl, approx 5.75"l; (4) teaspoons, Newell Harding, Haverhill, Massachusetts (active c.1810-1854), each monogrammed AMB, approx 5.75"l; (1) master butter knife, Hyde & Goodrich, New Orleans, Louisiana (active c.1816-1837), in the "Fiddle Thread" pattern, engraved H.E. McL., approx 7 3/8"l; together with (1) English sterling silver teaspoon, Francis Stamp, London, c.1799, approx 5.5"l; 5.48ozt total
This lot sold at a past Austin Auction Gallery sale. Prices realized include the buyer's premium and are provided for research only — they are not an appraisal or a guarantee of future value.