3 American 1800's Coin Silver Spoons Hoyt, G&J, Whiting

Welcome! Up for auction are these three American Coin Silver Spoons . They are all fiddle pattern spoons. One was made by Johnson & Godley Albany, New York, 1843 to 1848; it has a MK monogram and is in excellent condition. Another spoon was made by Whiting Mfg. Co. and has HFC monogram and is in fair condition with some dings and scratches on the bowl. The last spoon was made by Geo A. Hoyt, Albany, New York, 1822 to 1846 and has a CZ monogram and is in very fine condition. Please see our other auctions for more Sterling silver and other interesting collectibles. Approximate Dimensions: 5 1/2" to 6 1/4" Weight: 48 grams History: I purchased this from an Antique Dealer in Sparta Tennessee. He purchased this from the heirs of estate at the estate sale a few weeks ago. I will be selling many other significant silver pieces from this estate in the coming days. The Total Shipping Cost, DC included .... USA- $2.00 .... International-$4.00 All items are professionally packed using one or more of the following packing methods. Bubble wrap, foam, double boxing. We offer affordable shipping options via the United States Postal Service. ~Thanks for your interest in our auctions; please come again.~ COA (contractonlineauctions) warrantees and represents that the goods are as described and photographed in the above listing. COA lists items as accurate as possible and is not experts in all fields. It is the responsibility of the bidder to inspect the photos and ask questions before bidding. Terms of Sale are listed below. Your bid indicates you agree to these terms. BEFORE BIDDING, PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: Attention: International Buyers please read special instructions at the end of this information. Winning bidder pays shipping & insurance. If the shipping choices are not quoted as flat rates below then please use the shipping calculator below to figure your shipping cost. Insurance is optional; sellers are responsible for getting the item to the customer in the same condition as advertised. You may have peace of mind; I package all items so that they do not get injured from normal shipping and handling. Insurance Fees.................................Insurance Coverage Desired Fee in Addition to Postage Fee . . . . . . . . Insurance Coverage $1.35 ..................... $0.01 to $50 $2.30 ...................$50.01 to $100 $3.35 ................ $100.01 to $200 $4.40 ................ $200.01 to $300 $5.45 ................ $300.01 to $400 $6.50 ................ $400.01 to $500 plus $1 for each add'l $100 We will send an eBay invoice to the auction winner with payment details with the option to purchase insurance if you desire. Because of an eBay computer glitch, when using flat rate shipping when listing items to sell in an auction format, sellers cannot offer insurance based on the final bid and so the box below says not offered. Payment is DUE within 7 days after you receive an invoice from COA. If you plan to mail your payment, tell us via email when we can expect it, do not send cash. Payment must be in our hands within 7 days after you receive an invoice from COA. Payments: We prefer PayPal or United States Postal Money Orders, available at the post office. USA auction winners can mail a Business/Personal Check, Cashier Check or Money Order. T will be a wait after we deposit a business or personal check before we can ship the item. T may also be a wait on unfamiliar Money Orders. PayPal and United States Postal Money Order payments ship out within 2 business days. International Buyers must pay via PayPal within 3 days of the end of auction. Shipping from the USA to foreign countries can be expensive. Tfore, it may be wise check your shipping cost before you bid. In addition to the regular cost of Postage we may require some of the following: Insurance ($1.95 and up), Certificate of Mailing ($0.95), Return Receipt ($1.85), and Registe... read more