Joseph Henrichs Silverplate Hot Water Urn

Large Pair of Silverplate Hot Water Urns second quarter 20th century, by Gladwin Ltd., Sheffield, each of urn form with gadrooned lower half and winged lion's masque handles, the tap with openwork spa

(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

Probably American, Bud Pendant, Floral Banding, Bail Handles, Paw Feet, 17 X 12 X 12 Inches, Repair To Leaf At Center, See Photos.

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

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

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,

Antique English Silverplate Hot Water Urn in the Egyptian Taste , 19th c., oval form raised on pilaster supports with a paw feet, loop handles with eagle's head terminals, cast sphinx figures on cover

mark of Ellis-Barker Silver Co., with cover and burner Provenance: The Estate of Barron Hilton 19 inches high

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, 19th C., Atlas with the world on his back Dimensions: 18 1/2" H x 12" Dia. Property from the Private Collection of Steven Stark (ALPI178)(WT)

George III English silver-plate hot water urn / samovar, heavily incised surface with floral pattern, two looped handles, on a circular base with decorative feet. 17" H x 13" W.

Victorian Silverplate Hot Water Urn, 19th C., Atlas with the world on his back Dimensions: 18 1/2" H x 12" Dia. Property from the Private Collection of Steven Stark (ALPI178)(WT)

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

Provenance: The Estate of Dr. Leon and Arlene Harris, 100% of proceeds to benefit UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology 14 1/2 inches high

with maker's paper label to underside of burner Condition: areas of base metal showing 16 inches wide; 22 inches high

Richly decorated with floral repousse, Inscribed "Coffee Doyle House". 5 3/4" x 5 3/4" base x 17 1/2" tall. Hallmarked as shown.

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

English Silverplate Hot Water Urn, 19th c., with floral and scroll repousse decoration, and lions' head ring handles, on a socle support to a square relief decorated base on ball feet, H.- 19 1/4 in.,

An American Silverplate Hot Water Urn. Bearing lion's form handles and raised on hairy paw feet which are supported by round ball feet 19" x 12" x 12"

A Silverplate hot water/tea urn. Rounded rectangular section, flanked by lion mask-and-ring handles, raised on four elongated supports ending in paw feet, and a rectangular base with four ball-form fe

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

With spout, footed, gadroon and floral decor, 16 tall, circa 1860.

unmarked Provenance: The Estate of Dr. Leon and Arlene Harris, 100% of proceeds to benefit UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Condition: areas of rubbed wear showing copper. 10 inches wide; 14 inche

With spout, footed, cornucopia handles, circa 1860, great for catering, entertaining, etc.