TWO AMERICAN COPPER KETTLES.

Attributed to Maryland or southeastern Pennsylvania, 2nd half 19th century. Dovetailed construction and goose neck spouts. One has brazed handle repair. Dents. 11.5", 13"h. including handles.

American, 19th century. A group of two copper tea kettles, each with dovetailed seams; largest ht. 10, dia. 12 inches. Overall good condition. Smaller kettle with repair to spout.

Nineteenth and 20th centuries. A kettle with swing iron handle and dovetailed construction, 17.5"h. 31"d. And a boiler with turned wooden handles, 17"h. 28"w. 13"d. Plus two wooden paddles.

Second half 19th century. Bail handles. Three spun brass kettles. "American Brass Kettle Manufacturers", 5.5"h. and two with "Hayden's Pat...Manuf'd by E. Miller & Co." Patent dates 1851 to 1873. 5",

AMERICAN COPPER HOT WATER / TEA KETTLES, LOT OF TWO, each with seamed body, gooseneck spout, and bail handle, larger example with three-line mark for William Heiss, Philadelphia, PA, other with five p

Two Antique Copper Tea Kettles. One English, one American. 10-1/2" and 11"h.

American, 19th-early 20th century. Includes copper and tin food molds including some for maple sugar, scales, candy thermometer, "Hayden's" patent brass pail, two copper kettles, the largest with dove

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.

Two American copper and sterling silver presentation trophy cups First quarter 20th centuryOne by Heinz Art Metal Shop, Buffalo, NY, retailed by Shreve, Treat & Eacret, San Francsico, CA, a Marshall D

One of impressive size. Some dents, pitting, and wear. 16-1/2"h x 19"w and 11-1/2"h x 12-1/4"w, to top of handle

Two 19th century lidded copper kettles, both showing bar shaped handles, gooseneck spouts and dovetailed construction, the larger measuring 10.5" high, the smaller 9" high, minor bruising to both. Eng

2 LARGE HAND POUNDED COPPER KETTLES, 16" DIAM & 12" DIAM. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIPPING.

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BAZAR FRANCAIS COPPER DOUBLE BOILER. & 12 POUND 1855 BOSTON PITCHER WITH HANDLE. GOOD CONDITION. 7" DIAM x 9" H

North America, Colonial / Federal America, ca. late 18th century CE. A marvelous, massive copper cooking kettle boasting a rounded, circular base, a wide, rolled rim over a deep basin, a cylindrical b

American copper kettle, early 19th c., with gooseneck spout, 12"h x 12"l

Group of Four Metal Items, 19th c., consisting of a windup brass meat jack, a copper funnel and two copper kettles, Meat Jack- H.- 13 1/2 in., Dia.- 4 1/8 in.

Nineteenth-20th century. Two copper kettles, copper roaster and pan, pewter pitcher, cast iron kettle and a pair of silverplate candelabra.

DESCRIPTION: Two copper kettles with scroll finials and handles. Brass joints. MEASUREMENTS: Each 8" high.

DESCRIPTION: Two copper kettles with scroll finials and brass joints. One stamped on handle indecipherably. MEASUREMENTS: 8-1/2" and 10" tall.

A pairing of copper tea kettles, one marked on swing handle for Roberts, Philadelphia; the second with acorn finial on lid and with stamp on base. Taller is 12in tall x 12in wide.

Two copper candy kettles, both with applied iron handles, 9 1/2" x 17" x 23", and 8" x 17" x 21"

A pairing of copper tea kettles, one marked on swing handle for Roberts, Philadelphia; the second with acorn finial on lid and with stamp on base. Taller is 12in tall x 12in wide.

Two large copper kettles including one with an unusually large base, handle stamped "3", perhaps for use onboard ship. Largest: 13 1/4" high, 13 1/4" wide. Smallest: 11 1/2" high, 9" wide. Condition: