November 23, 2024: Premier Americana - Day Three
Jeffrey S. Evans & Assoc., Inc. info@jeffreysevans.com
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NORFOLK, VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON, DC COIN SILVER MUSTARD / CONDIMENT LADLES, LOT OF TWO, comprising one with an ovoid bowl on a fiddle handing having pointed shoulders and engraved "FAH" initials by Walter Pearce of Norfolk, VA (active 1831-1842), who also worked in Mobile, AL (1844-1867/72); and the other with an egg-form bowl on a forward-tipped fiddle handle with pointed shoulders and engraved "F" initial by M.W. Galt & Bro. of Washington, DC (active 1847-1871). Each impressed to back with maker's mark. Total weight: 0.785 ozt. Second/third quarter 19th century. 5 1/2" and 5 5/8" LOA.
Literature: For Pearce ladle's mark, Hollan - Virginia Silversmiths, p.599, mark a.
Good to very good overall condition with some wear, surface scratches, and nicks; Pearce ladle with very slight bending to handle; Galt example with handle possibly later flattened having moderate to heavy scratches, bowl with a few minute/small dents.
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***Shipping:
Effective March 1, 2024 In-house shipping is no longer available with Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates (JSEA). Shipping of all lots is through one of two local UPS stores with whom we have successfully worked with in the past. Buyers will receive a shipping form to fill out and return to the UPS store. As a courtesy to our clientele, once the invoice is paid, JSEA will arrange transport and make delivery to each respective store at no extra charge. Once the items ship, buyers will receive a paid shipping invoice and tracking number.
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Any paid invoice with outstanding fees will be subject to the storage fees listed below. The grace period begins once the buyer is notified of shipping charges.
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***Pick Up: 2177 Green Valley Lane, Mount Crawford, VA
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Contact the office at 540-434-3939 or email info@jeffreysevans.com to make an appointment if you plan to pick up your winnings. We will have your items ready to collect at your scheduled appointment time. All pick-ups must be scheduled at least twenty-four hours in advance.
Pick-up hours are Mondays through Fridays from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm ET.
** Storage Fee Information
Items won must be picked up within (2) weeks after the date of the auction. Any items not picked up within (2) weeks of the sale are subject to an additional storage fee. Any paid invoice with outstanding fees will be subject to the storage fees listed below. The grace period begins once the buyer is notified of shipping charges.
After 35 days, there will be a storage fee implemented, of $10 per day, per large item e.g. furniture, and $5 per day, per small item.
Any items that have not been picked up within thirty(30) days of the sale will be considered abandoned and become property of Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates.
Accounts unpaid after twenty five (25) days of the sale will be subject to a 5% monthly finance charge. Administrative fees may apply.
Galt ladle: Purchased from David Allen, 3/9/2020.
Ex-estate of Charles Cecil Williams (1925-1996), Washington, DC.