19th Century Silver Plate Hot Water Bottle with

DESCRIPTION: Early 19th century silverplate hot water urn. Ribbon and leaf design around top with oval at center on either side. Ball finial to top. Lion's head handles. Below lion heads is a stylized

English, 19th century. Group of two silverplate hot water urns comprising: an old Sheffield plate urn with mask handles and an armorial urn with the crest of the Harcourt family with ducal coronet. Bo

American or British, 19th century. Victorian floral chased silverplate hot water urn with decorated handles and feet, plain spigot, and upper tier with applied grapes and grape leaves. Apparently unma

English, late 18th to early 19th century. Old Sheffield silver plate personal Georgian Adams hot water urn, the foliate patterned body having an armorial crest of a boar, and rising on ball feet. Old

(lot of 3) English Sheffield silver plate hot water and coffee urns, 19th c., including (1) hot water urn, c. 1870, with ball and leaf form final, medial band with lion's head handles, rising on reede

English, second quarter 19th century. Sheffield type Victorian era urn-form silverplate hot water urn, having double handles, dolphin spout, pierced apron, and rising on acanthus patterned feet. Unmar

William IV Period, hot water urn, second quarter 19th Century, silver-plate, unmarked, 11.75"w x 12.5"d x 16"h. Provenance: The Warshawsky Collection, Chicago, IL

probably English, late 19th century, silver plate on copper, stop fluted˜urn form body, lion head and ring handles, scalloped borders, ball feet, unmarked, 17-1/2 in.˜Provenance: Estate of Gail W. D

Mid to late 19th century, England. The piece has an orb form with spout at front and burner at underside atop base. H14 1/2"

Victorian Silverplate Hot Water Urn and Associated Plateau mid-19th century, the urn of serpentine-lobed baluster form above a domed pedestal base, with robust acanthus-mounted handles, key and feet,

Victorian Silverplate Hot Water Urn, mid-19th century, of rounded rectangular section, with gadrooned banding, stirrup-ringed lion's masque handles, masque-and-paw flat column uprights and reeded tap,

Victorian Silverplate Hot Water Urn second quarter 19th century, of serpentine-lobed urn form above a squared pedestal base, with robust acanthus-mounted handles, feet and addorsed scroll key, the dom

elaborate base with burner, swing handle, fine floral and engraved crest, 12" tall, mid 19th century.

With spout, cornucpia handles, bun feet, inner tube for hot coals or ice, mid 19th century, impressive, great for entertaining, 17 tall.

elegant engraving and openwork with rococo stand, has burner, engraved crest, 19th century, overall 18" tall.

19th century, engraved floral decoration with burner, marked. 17.5 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

Possibly Sheffield, mid 19th century. Unmarked. Silver plate on copper. Classical urn shape with leaf details. Ball feet. Dark tarnish with slight wear. 22"h.

English, early 19th century, urn form with gadroon decoration, spout handle formed with entwined snakes and shell, let in shield on lid, heraldic device with castle, "LAUS VIRTUIS ACTIO"; oval tureen

19th century, 16 1/2".

T. & J. Creswick (dish and cover) & Padley, Parkin & Co. (handle), 19th century. Old Sheffield silver plate footed entree dish, having a shaped lid with coat of arms,, removable insert with hot water

Figural Silver Plate, 19th Century. Early Meriden Brita. No. 1835 Mark. Includes 19" hot water urn (burner not present), 10" creamer, Milk pitcher, and waste bowl. All in good overall condition. Keywo

English Victorian era silver plate tilting hot water kettle, late 19th to early 20th century, having a concave body, on a pierced, scrolled stand, apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 14", w. 8.5", d. 6.5"

Antique Mid 19th Century Rogers, Smith & Co Chased Silverplate Coffee & Tea Set. Includes coffee pot, teapot, hot water pot, creamer, and lidded sugar. Pieces marked on bottom. Coffee pot measures 13

Antique Silverplate Ewer and Individual Hot Water Kettle late 19th-early 20th century, the ewer likely English, appears unmarked, with woven handle, beaded borders, and hinged finial lid (10 in.); sec