United States of America (and the early American colonies)

American silver was normally made at slightly lower standard of silver, hence up until about 1850-1860 it is called 'coin silver' and is about 90%. After that sterling standard (92.5%) became popular and most pieces from then on were stamped 'Sterling'.
8 products
  • American Sterling 'Silver Wheat' Plate, Reed & Barton
    $325.00
    $325.00
  • Sweet American Sterling setting for 3, 'Majestic' pattern, Alvin, c.1900
    $1,795.00
    $1,795.00
  • Pair of American coin silver salt shovels, A.G.Reed & Co, Nashua NH, 1843-1849
    $39.00
    $39.00
  • American sterling child's bowl/porringer, Revere Silversmiths, c.1930s
    $295.00
    $295.00
  • MCM American Sterling Jug and Bowl, Lunt Silversmiths
    Sold
    $295.00
  • Pair of American Sterling Butter/Patè Knives, Bigelow, Kennard & Co, 1920s
    $95.00
    $95.00
  • Pair of Nantucket Table Spoons, James Easton, 1828-1830
    $325.00
    $325.00
  • Set of 4 American Coin Silver Tablespoons, Lincoln & Foss, Boston, MA, 1848-1857
    $425.00
    $425.00