Circa 1825 Early Danfourth Pewter Coffee Pot

J. Danfourth Middletown Connecticut early pewter coffee pot, circa 1825 with black painted wooden handle. Signed on bottom with No. 3. Measures approx 10.25" H.

2 Antique American Pewter Coffee Pots. 1- One by TBM Co. of Taunton, Mass. 1830-1835, 11". 2- The other unmarked Cylindrical, in the manner of Roswell Gleason, Boston, circa 1840, 10 3/4". Weight on a

Great early condition showing some discoloration due to age and usage. 11" H x 10 1/2" W

An early Pewter coffee or tea pot on circular stepped pedestal base signed J. Vickes, Sheffield. Late 18th to early 19th century. Measures 12 3/4"H x 10 1/"W. Good condition.

A Silver Six-Piece Tea and Coffee Service. Mark of Edward Lescure, Philadelphia, Circa 1825.Comprising: a coffee pot, two teapots in sizes, cream jug, covered sugar bowl, and a covered waste bowl, ea

An American coin silver three piece coffee serviceR & W Wilson, Philadelphia, PAcirca 1825Comprising a coffee pot, a cream jug and a covered sugar bowl.the coffee pot height 13in (33cm); length over h

Early pewter 12" t. coffee pot unsigned, unsigned pewter teapot, pewter cream pitcher signed Sellew, Cincinnati and a later pewter pitcher

Portugal Pewter tureen with lid approx 13"L, Woodbury Henry Ford Museum large goblet approx 8.75"H, early pewter wood handled coffee pot with a faint stamp of 1708 in bottom of inside, Meriden B. Comp

Very early Graniteware & Pewter Teapot (or coffeepot) in excellent original condition. See pictures for condition. If bidding online feel free to contact us for more information.

A. Porter (Westbrooke, ME circa 1830-1838) Pewter Dome Top Coffee Pot. Bulbous footed body with goose neck spout and shaped handle. 11-1/2"h. Condition: Good with some dents and corrosion.

Five Dunham and Porter pewter coffee pots. Maine, circa 1835. Shortest: H 10-7/8". Tallest: 12-3/8". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/27xdti5cw8kb1db/AAB8R765EJ

EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINA TRADE PEWTER DRIP COFFEE POT<

Early Tin Coffee Pot. circa 1870, signed illegible. 10h x 9w.

Early tin coffeepot, pewter handle and finial, 7"T x 10.5"L

AMERICAN PEWTER COFFEE POT BY R. DURHAM & 3 EARLY ENGLISH CHARGERS, LARGEST 16 3/8"

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

Circa 1840's, stamped on base "Sellew & Co./Cincinnati" on base. 10 3/4" high.

Boardman coffee pot and Charles Yale and company. Wallingford, Connecticut, circa 19th century. 11w x 6d x 12h

A Connecticut pewter lidded coffee pot by John Munson of Yalesville with raised body band and scroll form handle, stamped "J. Munson" in rectangular cartouche on base; and an early porringer attribute

Lot of four, including an American 13.6" diameter charger, unmarked, circa 1825; plus 9" marked London plate with double stamped crowned Tudor rose touch marks; plus 9" marked London plate with stampe

Circa 1823-1829. 11&frac12;" wide X 7" deep X 9" high.

19th C. PEWTER COFFEE POT, by James Dixon & Sons, England. Circa 1833-45. 9''H.

Lot of early pewter. 21 pieces. 18th-early 19th century. Charger: D 14-3/4". Philadelphia charger: D 13-1/2". 10-Plates. Many hallmarked: D average 9-1/4". 2-Hallmarked coffee pots: H 10-1/2" 1-unmark

includes a scarce American coffeepot by Putnam, a pair of 11" push-up candlesticks and a set of 4 graduated measures by James Yates.