THREE JAMES DIXON BRITANNIA METAL TEAPOTS. $100/$200

Silver plated metal. An English tea set consisting of two teapots, a milk jug, a sugar bowl and a tray. Under the four pieces there is a mark 'E.P.B.M (Electro plated britannia metal) JAMES DIXON &amp

a 19th century copper kettle, the fixed handle stamped "J. Batchelor / Coppersmith / Dundee"; a James Dixon Brittannia teapot, mid 19th century, with ebonized handle, hinged lid; a George Richardson p

This great antique trophy is by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield and is Electroplate Britannia Metal. The monogram on the front appears to be WCR or some variation. This piece was created sometime be

An Art Deco radiator spirits flask, by James Dixon & Sons for Dunhill, British, circa 1910, Electro Plated Britannia Metal, in the form of a period radiator with machine-turned finish, with cap, maker

Grouping of Three (3): Pair of Silverplate Candlesticks, James Dixon & Sons Silverplate Teapot. Candlesticks have heavy rubbing to silver otherwise good condition. Candlesticks measures 12-1/2" H, tea

5 PIECES OF JAMES DIXON ENGLISH PEWTER TEAPOTS SUG

A three piece silver plate tea set comprising teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, the teapot marked under Royles Patent Self Pouring No. 6273, manufactured by James Dixon & Sons for JJ Royle. Teapot app

Assorted Antique Pewter Lot, comprising a Sheffield Britannia Pewter Ware Syrup Jug, James Dixon and Sons, two footed jugs, a teapot, as well as assorted tea and coffee wares comprising of a coffeepot

Assembled group of three metal teapots, early 20th century. [7" H x 8 1/2" Diam.]. Some dings, marks, oxidation and wear.

4 Antique Blue Jasperware Table Items, a Wedgwood trojan jug with metal lid signed 24 7" H with lid opener, Etruscan jug marked 24 N 7" H, sugar shaker 6-3/4" H, James Dixon & Sons metal top jasperwar

James Dixon & Son teapot, creamer, and covered sugar, Babbitt Crossman teapot, and caster set with frosted glass decorated cruets (2), shakers (2), and mustard jar. Some dings, minor chips, and other

AN ENGLISH SILVER-PLATE TEAPOT, JAMES DIXON & SONS Sheffield, early 20th century, circa 1920 The teapot having allover scrolling foliate, mask and ram repousse decoration, with an applied C-scroll han

Marked underneath: James Dixon & Sons 1848. Dimensions: H 10" x W 10.75" x D 5.5" Condition: Some tarnish, dents, paint loss to wood accents.

A vintage electroplated Britannia metal (EPBM) lidded teapot. Lid opens with hinge hardware. Underside signed EPBM. Measures approx. 9.5W x 5H in. Measurements include handle and spout. Some repairs p

Sterling Silver Three Handled Loving Cup, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, England, 1926. Of circular form. Three ring handles with thumb rests. Engraved inscription - Loe

A fine James Dixon & Sons sterling silver teapot with base.Early 20th century. Dimensions: 12 1/2" X 6"t.w.: 2lbs 6 oz.

A grouping of 5 pieces of early pewter including: Teapot signed James Dixon & Sons - very good condition; a coffee pot with a shaped tin handle signed on base Boardman & CO. New-York (early 19th centu

Antique Pewter Royles Patent Self Pouring Teapot by James Dixon & Sons. Wooden knob on removable lid.

Vintage Britannia metal/pewter alloy decanter holder with three cut glass decanters. Britannia metal and Philip Ashberry & Sons Ltd. backstamp on decanter holder. Bottle size - 10.25"H x 3.25" Diamete

THREE 19TH CENTURY TIBETAN MIXED METAL TEAPOTS AND COVERS decorated with figures and motifs. Largest 34 cm high. (3)

Pair of English Silver Three-Light Candelabra Mark of James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, 1962; weighted. 16 3/4 x 15 x 4 1/2 in.

Pair of Vintage Silver Plate Tea Pots. This lot features two mixed style and maker silver plate teapots. One teapot is marked James Dixon & Sons Sheffield and one is unmarked. 8 inches x 9 inches x 6

(lot of 2) English Victorian ceramic and metal warming plates, James Dixon and Sons, Sheffield, 19th/ 20th c., including: (1) in Japanese inspired design, marked 1275; (1) in blue and white design, ma

E. S. Barnsley & Co Ltd., Birmingham, circa 1908, pierced three footed bowl with paw feet. James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, circa 1910, octagonal lidded urn with pierced pedestal and crown. Martin, Hall