Copper Tea Kettle, Rare Vaseline Cut Glass Handle

Copper Tea Kettle, Rare Vaseline Cut Glass Handle, 11.25" x 11.75" x 6.5", Handle Is Highly Reactive Under Black Light, Collection Of Frank and Melissa Keathley, Top Shelf Antiques Of Texas, The Keath

Two Copper Tea Kettles. Including 1 diminutive tea kettle and 1 larger with milk glass handle. Both show wear to the patina and some dings. Up to 10" high. ESTIMATE $50-100

3 Brass or Copper Antique Table or Kitchen Items. Included are a lovely Scottish brass Toddy Kettle with a glass "amber" handle, a copper tea kettle, and a copper & brass handled water can or scoop. T

2 ANTIQUE TEA KETTLES, 2 COPPER & 1 BRASS. BRASS HAS GLASS HANDLE, COPPER WITH BRASS HANDLE. LARGE COPPER WITH PORCELIAN HANDLE. 8" - 11" H

Group of 2 copper and brass kettles. Including: brass tea kettle by James Clews, Birmingham [1900s-1940s]. Brass tea kettle on 4 brass legs, with brown glass handle (some tarnishing, a few small dents

Two 19th century Copper tea kettles. Includes one Italian made with hammered finish, Brass fittings and turned wooden handle, and one British made with square form, Brass fittings and milk glass handl

Rare W. Cathcart Early 19th C. Copper Teakettle. (William Cathcart, Lancaster, PA circa 1816). Arched swing handle mounted on chevron tabs, arched lid with brass finial, gooseneck spout with crimped s

This is an antique circa 1800's rare dovetail handcrafted hammered copper tea or coffee kettle. Great primitive from a farmhouse kitchen. Very heavy with gooseneck spout and hinged handle. Approximate

Tea Pot, American Brilliant Cut Glass, Signed Sinclaire, 5" X 9", Geometric And Engraved, Hobstar Panels Alternating With Engraved Floral Panels, Engraved Handle And Spout, Hobstar Cut Lid, Rare Form,

Pennsylvania Early 19th Century Copper Tea Kettle. Handle signed but illegible. Arched swing handle mounted on plinth tab base, brass mushroom finial, domed lid, gooseneck spout and crimped seam tabs.

Folks, this is a rare one. A Biedermeier vaseline Victorian cut hanging powder horn. Imagine this hanging on your fireplace or mantle with a stuffed mount of your prized trophy next to it. Tell your h

Copper kettle with glass handles. 16" tall.

Pennsylvania Early 19th Century Miniature Copper Tea Kettle. Swing handle, dome lid, brass mushroom finial, goose neck spout, crimped seam tab construction. 5-1/2"h. Condition: Good with several dents

Circa 1800 copper tea kettle, the handle stamped J. Upperman. 15" height.

American Early 19th Century Copper Tea Kettle. Swing handle, dome lid, gooseneck spout and ovoid body with dovetailed construction. 12-1/4"h. overall. Condition: Fair to good with overall dents and so

English 19th Century Copper Tea Kettle. Fixed handle brass baluster finial, domed lid, goose neck spout and crimped seam tabs. 13"h. overall. Condition: Very good with minor dents.

Two Antique English Copper Tea Kettles. Fixed handles, dome lids and goose-neck spouts. 11-3/4" and 8-1/2"h. Condition: Good with dents and wear, polished.

Rare and beautiful American Brilliant Period Vaseline cut glass Daisy & Button pattern cruet complete with cut vaseline stopper.

A group of two copper tea kettles including a Rome tea kettle having black painted handle and an unmarked copper tea kettle with stamped fleur de lis and brass pourer.

It has a bronze-like appearance, but looks to be plated tin. The lid's finial and the top of the handle are milk glass. There are Some dents and age-related Surface Wear present. The Kettle measures 1

L & P Peterson, Pittsburgh 19th Century Copper Tea Kettle. Shaped swing handle mounted on a chevron tab base, turned brass finial, stepped domed lid, goose neck spout and crimped seam tabs. 12"h. over

An Antique Copper Tea Kettle, ca. 1892, Including a copper tea kettle with brass handle and a complete burner on copper stand. Marked PAT. JAN.12.1892 on top rim of burner. Illegible hallmark on under

Nice lot of vintage copper kitchen items including: 3 new 1776 Paul Revere Ware pans with labels, copper tea kettle with wood handle by Agus, 3 small copper chafing dishes and a 3 footed cup with a pi

19th century English brass tea kettle with amber glass handle set on four cast brass feet. The underside marked by the Maker: James Clews of Birmingham, England, circa 1875. L: 10â€, H: 8â€.