19th-C. New York Sterling/Coin Silver Flatware

Six Pieces of 19th-Century New York Sterling and Coin Silver Flatware

including:
a Michael Gibney "Gibney" (1844) tablespoon, retailed by Ball, Tompkins & Black, New York, New York, monogrammed "EH", l. 8-1/2";
a Henry Hebbard "Mask" (1860) place spoon, retailed by Abraham Patz, La Crosse, Wisconsin, monogrammed "CSF", l. 7";
a John Polhamus "Honeysuckle" (1867) master butter knife, monogrammed "MTM", retailed by Merriman, Byrd & Co., Memphis, Tennessee, l. 6-7/8";
a George W. Shiebler "Diamond" (1867) sugar shell, retailed by J. H. Heller & Co., New York, New York, monogrammed "MEK", l. 7";
a John Cook "Clematis" (1869) place spoon, monogrammed SCW", l. 7-3/8"; and
a Coles & Reynolds "Lily" (ca. 1870) sugar shell, retailed by Reed Ferris & Co., New York, New York, l. 6-7/8".
9.14 total t. oz.
Condition Report: **In good used condition with the expected wear and patina of age, but no dents, breaks or repairs. Traces of gilding on the bowl of the Shiebler piece.