BRASS & COPPER HOT WATER KETTLE ON WARMING STAND

An Art Nouveau Copper Hot Water Kettle on a Stand with elaboate floral chasing on a Brass and Copper base that also Nouveau Piercing of Floral. This is signed by Gesetzl Geschutzt.

(1) Kettle stand 12.5"x16"x14", (1) Hot water kettle 11"x14.5", (1) Bed warmer 35", (1) Skuttle 10"x16", (1) Skuttle with shovel 11"x17"

Metalware Hot Water Servers (2), repousse copper tilting kettles on brass stands w/burners, VG+ cond, larger 13"H.

Moroccan brass and copper kettle stand, early 20th c., having cylindrical basin, with dual ring handles, incised foliate scrollwork, over pierced apron, rising on stretcher-joined supports, bent frame

(lot of 3) Antique brass and copper hot water kettles, 19th c., varied sizes, (one) with loss and restoration to back side, largest: approx 13"h, 12.5"w, 7"d; 9lbs total Start Price: $80.00

Nineteenth and 20th century. Two are English with opalene handles and knob feet, one stamped "Best Hammered Birmingham Make." 8"h. and five American miniatures: three brass and one copper.

(lot of 9) American sterling silver tea and coffee service, Tiffany & Company Makers, in the "Hampton" pattern (18389), c.1930s-1940s, including: (1) hot water kettle on warming stand, 2.75 pints, num

English Victorian silverplate hot water kettle on warming stand, Martin, Hall and Company, Sheffield, late 19th c., scrolled top handle, hinged lid with cast bird finial, spout with bearded mask join,

Tiffany & Co. Makers silver-plated hot water kettle on warming stand, with reeded trim and leaf-pattern spout, the stand with reeded trim around base, paw feet and shell cradle terminals. Kettle marke

A large English Victorian silverplate hot water kettle on warming stand by Martin Hall & Co. Ltd., Sheffield, 1855-1857. Measures 11"x9"x17". Weight 3 pds. PROVENANCE: A Charleston Private Estate. NO

Regency style copper and brass hot water kettle with lion mask legs. Height 17in

Antique Copper and Brass Hot Water Kettle. 13-1/2"h. Condition: Good with minor dents and wear.

An American Silverplate Three-Piece Tea Service ROGERS SILVERPLATE CO., NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, 19TH CENTURY Comprising a hot water kettle on stand (lacking warming element), a creamer and a sugar bow

GUSTAVE KELLER, PARIS SILVER KETTLE ON WARMING STAND H 20" W 12" Hot water kettle on cradle and alcohol burner. Keller was awarded a gold and a silver medal at the 1867 and 1878 Paris World Exhibition

AMERICAN COPPER HOT WATER / TEA KETTLE, seamed body, gooseneck spout, and bail handle marked "H. DEHUFF", original domed cover with brass finial, probably Pennsylvania. Late 18th/early 19th century. 1

PENNSYLVANIA COPPER HOT WATER / TEA KETTLE, seamed body and gooseneck spout, bail handle stamped "_ MILLER" within a sawtooth border on top, original cover with cast-brass finial. Attributed to Freder

Nineteenth century. Dippers, hot water kettle, candle mold, cleaver, pans, food molds and etc.

English brass and copper half pint mug, a crucifix top, probably English, 14 1/4"h, an incense burner, a 19th c., Continental hot water kettle, a pierced cylindrical canister, and a dish Condition: so

10-1/2" to 12" wide x 7" to 11-1/4" high. Both unmarked. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will b

Vintage 6 Piece Sheridan Silver Co. Silver on Copper Coffee & Tea Service. Includes Coffee 12". Tea 11". Hot Water Kettle 10 3/4". Hot Water Stand that needs repair. Sugar 6 3/4". Creamer 5 3/4". Wast

and cast iron stand. Together with a Herbert Hatton & Beardmore Manchester vintage brass weighing scale mounted on wooden stand. Scale: 22"h

Kettle with a dragon shaped handle, stylized character on lid, and a strainer. Base with two handles. Body incised with panels of water spitting dragons.

A Copper Hot Water Urn. Together with a Russian brass samovar with kettle and chimney, and a hand hammered metal hot water urn Height: 16"

Polished copper oval foot or bed warmer with a brass cap. This would be filled with hot water to provide warming for cold feet in a sleigh, or to warm chilly sheets.