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Engraver, b. 1656 - d. 1722

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      • A silver caudle cup John Coney (1655-1722), Boston, MA, circa 1700
        May. 03, 2022

        A silver caudle cup John Coney (1655-1722), Boston, MA, circa 1700

        Est: $10,000 - $15,000

        A silver caudle cup John Coney (1655-1722), Boston, MA, circa 1700 Fluted and gadrooned bottom and midsection, beaded scrolled handles, marked twice, "IC," near rim. (H: 2 1/2 in. W: 5 1/2 in. D: 3 in., Weight: 2.9 oz. t.) Provenance Ex. Eric Martin Wunsch Collection Jonathan Trace, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, August 17, 2014 A private New Jersey collection. Note This cup was purportedly found in England in the 1970s, having a probability of being imported into England upon its creation in Boston. It was then sold at auction in the United States, although it is unclear whether this sale occurred prior to being part of the Wunsch Collection.

        Freeman's | Hindman
      • A rare silver sucket fork John Coney (1655-1722), Boston, MA, circa 1700
        Nov. 10, 2021

        A rare silver sucket fork John Coney (1655-1722), Boston, MA, circa 1700

        Est: $3,000 - $5,000

        A rare silver sucket fork John Coney (1655-1722), Boston, MA, circa 1700 Twisted midsection, the back of bowl engraved with monogram "MC," marked to front of bowl. (W: 1 in. L: 5 3/4 in., Weight: 0.265 oz. t.) Provenance Jonathan Trace, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, August 17, 2014 A private New Jersey collection. Literature Kane, Patricia E., Colonial Massachusetts Silversmiths and Jewelers, New Haven: Yale University Art Gallery, 1998, p. 328, illus. pl. I Cutten, George Barton, "Sucket Forks," Antiques, vol. 57, no. 6, June 1950, p. 440-441. Condition report: great condition overall; slight horizontal bend/split above hallmark on bowl, closer to stem; a couple very minor bends along bowl edge; underside of bowl with hallmark strike visible; some minor areas of tarnish commensurate with age

        Freeman's | Hindman
      • A rare silver beaker John Coney (1655-1722), Boston, MA, circa 1687
        Nov. 10, 2021

        A rare silver beaker John Coney (1655-1722), Boston, MA, circa 1687

        Est: $10,000 - $15,000

        A rare silver beaker John Coney (1655-1722), Boston, MA, circa 1687 The body engraved with inscription, "Ex dono Wm Browne senr, Esque.," with somewhat later strap handles, marked to body and underside. (H: 5 in. L: 7 in. (including handles) Dia: 4 in. (diameter of bowl), Weight: 11.67 oz. t.) Provenance Jonathan Trace, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, August 17, 2014 A private New Jersey collection. Literature Kane, Patricia E., Colonial Massachusetts Silversmiths and Jewelers, New Haven: Yale University Art Gallery, 1998, p. 322. Footnote: Note William Browne (1608-1687/88) emigrated from England to Salem, Massachusetts in 1635. He was both a merchant and county court judge, and involved himself in other local causes, such as funding Harvard College. Married twice, to Mary Young (d. 1638) and Sarah Smith (d. 1668), he fathered eleven children. Based on the engraved inscription, it is believed that William donated the beaker to his parish shortly before or upon his death.

        Freeman's | Hindman
      • ANTIQUE SILVER ON COPPER. Large bowl possibly for wine. Reminiscent of the Monteith Bowl, circa 1700, by John Coney (American, 1656-1722). Yale University Art Gallery. 10''H x 12.75'' diameter.
        Jun. 02, 2019

        ANTIQUE SILVER ON COPPER. Large bowl possibly for wine. Reminiscent of the Monteith Bowl, circa 1700, by John Coney (American, 1656-1722). Yale University Art Gallery. 10''H x 12.75'' diameter.

        Est: $100 - $200

        ANTIQUE SILVER ON COPPER. Large bowl possibly for wine. Reminiscent of the Monteith Bowl, circa 1700, by John Coney (American, 1656-1722). Yale University Art Gallery. 10''H x 12.75'' diameter.

        Dargate Auction Galleries
      • American Silver Two-Handled Cup
        Oct. 04, 2017

        American Silver Two-Handled Cup

        Est: $10,000 - $15,000

        American Silver Two-Handled Cup John Coney, Boston, circa 1687 Of tapering cylindrical form, with a molded foot and two later scrolled handles, the body engraved Ex dono Wm Browne senr Esque. Height 5 1/8 inches, approximately 11 ounces. Provenance: First Church, Salem Massachusetts, 1687 Christie's New York January 18, 2007 either lot 63 or 64 Literature: E. Alfred Jones, Old Silver of American Churches, 1913, p. 419, illus. pl. CXXVII Hermann Frederick Clarke, John Coney, Silversmith 1655-1722, 1932, cat. no. 6 Patricia Kane, Massachusetts Silversmiths and Jewelers, 1998, p. 322 C Estate of a New York Lady

        Doyle New York
      • John Coney 1685 repro sterling coffee & tea set
        May. 12, 2016

        John Coney 1685 repro sterling coffee & tea set

        Est: $2,000 - $3,000

        John Coney circa 1685 reproduction sterling silver 5-pc. coffee & tea set, including: coffee pot (9 1/2 in. H.), teapot, covered sugar bowl, cream pitcher and waste bowl, ebonized wood handles, 76.15 ozt t.w.

        Alex Cooper
      • [GENT] - CONEY, John Hôtel de ville - Ghent
        Oct. 10, 2015

        [GENT] - CONEY, John Hôtel de ville - Ghent

        Est: €80 - €140

        Ets (53 x 40,5 cm) door Coney. London, Moo Boys & Graves, 1829. Bijgevoegd: Litho (43 x 28,5 cm) 'Ghent' met zicht drie torens door S. Prout. London, c 1840

        Auctions Van de Wiele
      • WATSON CO. MONOGRAMMED SILVER PORRINGER AND COVER "EXEMPLAR", AFTER JOHN CONEY 1655-1722
        Mar. 14, 2015

        WATSON CO. MONOGRAMMED SILVER PORRINGER AND COVER "EXEMPLAR", AFTER JOHN CONEY 1655-1722

        Est: $150 - $200

        WATSON CO. MONOGRAMMED SILVER PORRINGER AND COVER "EXEMPLAR", AFTER JOHN CONEY 1655-1722 With pierced handle, the cover with ring handle. 3 x 6 1/4 in., 6.69 oz.

        STAIR
      • BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS SILVER PORRINGER, JOHN CONEY, CIRCA 1670.
        Mar. 09, 2013

        BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS SILVER PORRINGER, JOHN CONEY, CIRCA 1670.

        Est: $4,000 - $6,000

        The deep bowl affixed with a keyhole handle engraved on top with the initials "KH" and date "1670," marked on the rim near the handle with the initials "IC" in shaded block letters above a fleur-de-lys and within a heart (Kathryn C. Buhler, "American Silver 1655-1825 in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston," vol. I, p. 39, mark b). 6 oz. Diameter 5 1/8 inches.Literature: A porringer with identical handle is discussed and illustrated in Buhler, op. cit., p. 64, cat. no. 54.

        Bourgeault-Horan Antiquarians
      • Fine and Rare Silver Spout Cup, John Coney (Boston, 1655-1722)
        Mar. 24, 2012

        Fine and Rare Silver Spout Cup, John Coney (Boston, 1655-1722)

        Est: $30,000 - $50,000

        Set on a circular reeded foot, with bulbous lower body and cylindrical neck, with s-scrolled spout. Cast Handle has beaded rattail on outer edge. Fitted with the stepped, domed cover & button finial. Mark of John Coney, Boston, on base, rim & lid. Inscribed A. Brimmer 1820 and initialed GSE. A similar example can be found in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Accession #199.687.

        Cottone Auctions
      • BOSTON SILVER PORRINGER
        Apr. 27, 2008

        BOSTON SILVER PORRINGER

        Est: -

        maker: John Coney, Boston (1655-1722) maker's initials with running rabbit on outer bowl near handle initials engraved on handle away from bowl 2.25"h; 5.25" diameter 9 troy oz. See: American Silver 1655-1825 in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston by Kathryn Buhler, vol. I., pg. 64

        CRN Auctions
      • AMERICAN SILVER SPOON, JOHN CONEY (1655/56-1722), BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
        Aug. 06, 2006

        AMERICAN SILVER SPOON, JOHN CONEY (1655/56-1722), BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.

        Est: -

        The elliptical bowl with rattail, rounded upturned midrib handle, engraved with a dog's head crest and 'Josh. Grundy' in script on reverse of handle, marked 'IC' beneath a crown, above a running rabbit and within a shield. 2 oz.

        Bourgeault-Horan Antiquarians
      • HIGHLY IMPORTANT AMERICAN SILVER CANN
        Mar. 28, 2003

        HIGHLY IMPORTANT AMERICAN SILVER CANN

        Est: $20,000 - $30,000

        Circa 1710-1720 By John Coney of Boston, Massachusetts (1655-1722) and made circa 1710-1720. Touched to left of handle and under foot with Kane?s mark #C. Incised mark "A. Hall" under foot. Front with engraved arms consisting [...more].

        Eldred's
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