Coin silver spoons, random items, unusual figure

[silverdollarbill]

Found these at a store I had never been too. It's my new favorite store!



The three coin silver spoons where $2 each and are:
1) Osman Reed - Philadelphia - 1831-1850
American Silver Marks R - Online Encyclopedia of Silver Marks, Hallmarks & Makers' Marks



2) Bailey & Kitchen - Philadelphia - 1832 - 1848
American Silver Marks B - Online Encyclopedia of Silver Marks, Hallmarks & Makers' Marks



3) R.H. Bailey - Vermont - Unknown date
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/6557916_4103-19th-c-american-coin-silver-spoons-rh-bailey



Paging Captain Flintlock....curious to hear what you think of these spoons. Also thank you, because of your posts, I immediately knew these were coin silver and old US.

I also bought this figurine. It's not ivory and I do not think it is bone. I am assuming it is molded. The detail is great. Anyone know what this is?




Also picked up this Mervelyne C. Zuni sterling watch band. Watch and band was $10.



Let me know what you think and thanks for looking.

Happy Winter Solstice!

 

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[randazzo1]

Awesome spoons! Detail on that guy really is great. Is he heavy or light?

 

[diggummup]

Great finds. The figure is probably celluloid or possibly French ivory (the same thing) though I don't see any lines in it other than mold lines.

 

[JimDon]

Great coin silver spoons. You don’t see too many Vermont makers so very nice. Awesome Navajo watch bracelet. Should bring a pretty penny. I bet the timex will clean up nice.

 

[silverdollarbill]

@Randazzo...they are pretty heavy. I think digg is right and they are celluloid.

@Jim...from reading your posts on here, I keep wanting to start playing with watches.

I think the spoons are my favorite. I've bought a lot silverware, but these are my first coin silver spoons. I was surprised by how light and flimsy they are.

bill

 

[captain flintlock]

Oh my!!! That is a great score! I’m so glad my past posts helped you with this purchase. As you know, I love ( and collect) coin silver. The RH Bailey is Roswell H Bailey. His business was in Woodstock, Vt and was established in 1839. He was a very prominent silversmith in Vermont. I have a great silver database site that is my go to for most early American makers but it’s been down for a while for some sort of maintenance. These are very solid purchases, especially at 2 bucks each and a great addition to any collection. I also found one with the same maker listed on eBay for $14.99. Sorry that I haven’t been on the forum much recently. Been busy and the yard sale season is over here in Ct. 🙁 Again, well done!

 

[silverdollarbill]

Merry Xmas everyone!

@Captain Flintlock....thanks for the info!

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Very nice silver spoons!