R&W Wilson Coin Silver Soup Ladle
By Robert Wilson, William Wilson
Located in Chapel Hill, NC
Coin silver soup ladle by R&W Wilson, Philadelphia. Period monogram "J"; fiddleback.
Antique Mid-19th Century American Federal Serving Pieces
Silver
R&W Wilson Coin Silver Soup Ladle
By Robert Wilson, William Wilson
Located in Chapel Hill, NC
Coin silver soup ladle by R&W Wilson, Philadelphia. Period monogram "J"; fiddleback.
Silver
American Aesthetic Period R. & W. Wilson Brite Cut Sterling Silver Serving Spoon
Located in Philadelphia, PA
A fine Aesthetic Period silver serving spoon. By R. & W. Wilson. In sterling silver.
Sterling Silver
Set of 4 Rare Philadelphia R&W Wilson Coin Silver Footed Salt Cellars
Located in Philadelphia, PA
A fine set of 4 silver salt cellars. By R&W Wilson. In coin silver.
Silver, Gilt Metal
R&W Wilson Philadelphia Federal Coin Silver Coffee & Tea Set
Located in New York, NY
All pieces have maker’s stamp: “R & W. Wilson” (creamer and sugar) and “R. & W.
Silver
Wilson Coin Silver Cup Engine Turning Rococo Revival
By R. & W. Wilson
Located in New York, NY
A fine circa 1855 coin silver child's cup by R & W Wilson, of Philadelphia, the enitre surface engine turned in a silk moire effect, with two (2) cartouches with rococo revival scent...
c. 1835 Set of 6 Coin Silver Dinner Forks by R. & W. Wilson
By R. & W. Wilson
Located in Chapel Hill, NC
Set of 6 coin silver dinner forks in "King's" pattern by R. & W.
Silver
Superb R & W Wilson Coin Silver Serving Pitcher
By R. & W. Wilson
Located in New York, NY
Being offered is a scarce circa 1840 coin silver pitcher by Robert & William Wilson of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, comprising incredible hand chased foliate on the octagonal shaped p...
Sterling Silver
Early Coin Silver R&W Wilson Serving Knife King / Kings
By R. & W. Wilson
Located in Washington Crossing, PA
Early coin silver serving knife by R&W Wilson of Philadelphia circa 1825-1846, weighs 1.47 troy ozs.
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