18th Century Pewter Teapot with Ebony handle

1800's large American pewter teapot with ebony handle signed Dixxon & Son. Losses to finial noted, but otherwise in good condition. It measures 12" tall by 11" across. These items come from the estate

A finely decorated 18th century or earlier blue and white vase, along with an 18th century Chinese export teapot with pewter spout and ebnized handle. Tallest 10.25".

8 pcs of early pewter, 19th century copper teapot 11"T (to top of handle) x 11"L, and 13 pcs of silver-plated flatware, including: 18th century Queen Anne teapot (as is, needs soldered), 19th century

English, 18th century A tapered cylindrical teapot with a scrolled wood handle and hinged lid with ball finial, marked on the underside, probably Samuel Heydon, London, Yeoman 16 June 1715; with a cyl

Chinese Export 18th century teapot Length, handle to spout: 9.5 inches Width: 5 inches Height including lid: 6.25 inches

Antique 18th c. Pear Shaped Pewter Teapot by Robert Bush of Bristol c. 1790-1800. Measures 6 3/4". Weight 1 pd 1 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Two crown handle pewter porringers, 18th c., marked WN and IG, 4 5/8" dia. ConditionWear and pitting. Shipping $15.

18th Century miniature coffee pot with ebony handle. 3 in H x 4 in W, 4.59 t.oz.

18th century. Chinese rose medallion teapot with handle and cover, painted with figures. 6 1/4"H x 8 1/2"W

Four Chinese Export Porcelain Armorial Tea Serving Items 18th century, includes a teapot with braided handle and topped with pomegranate finial, a covered sugar pot with braided handles topped with po

18th-19th century export teapot, with braided handle, 6" h x 9" w, and two porcelain cups, decorated with ewer, medallion, floral accents and gold trim, 3 1/2" dia. Provenance: from a New York estate.

Boxed Set of Twelve 18th Century French Fruit Knives with Ebony Handles and Silver Shields and Collars

TIFFANY & CO. STERLING SILVER THREE-PIECE COFFEE SET Mid-20th Century Consists of a coffee/teapot with ebony handle, height 9.5”, a creamer, height 4.5”, and a sugar bowl. Acorn finials and accent

A Chinese Export Porcelain Teapot 18th century, braided handle with floral spray mounts, circular bands of dark blue with gilt key motif to the cover and shoulder of teapot, straight spout with indent

A Chinese Export Porcelain Teapot and Four Cups Late 18th century The cylindrical teapot with interlaced strap handle sparsely decorated with flowers. Height 5 inches. C Estate of Jacqueline Kemp, Own

THREE PEWTER MEASURES WITH SCROLLING HANDLESEngland, 18th/19th century. Three pewter measures with scrolling handles. Largest monogrammed "W.D.", smallest with verification and capacity mark

American, 19th century. A pewter coffee pot and teapot with ebonized handles, the coffee pot by Sellew & Co., and the teapot by R. Gleason, both marked; larger ht. 10.5 in.

With lid, having hallmarks to left of handle, approximate height 8".

TWO 18TH C. PEWTER BALUSTER MEASURESFrench. 18th century. Pot size and quart lidded measures having acorn thumbpieces with incised script to handles.8 1/4 in. & 10 1/4 in. (20.96 cm. & 26.04 cm.)

18TH C. CARVED COCONUT BOWL Footed and handled, appointed with a split pewter rim, finely scrolled pewter openwork handles, curved leg with spritely shaped feet, 4 1/4" h, 3 3/4" dia, (ex. Brian Culli

18th century Pewter-mounted Continental Faience Jug, painted blue and white, small foliate decorations with landscape scene and floral sprays. Twist fluted bulbous form, braided handle. Unmarked. From

1708. The beer mug with a bottom heavy body, painted in underglaze blue on a white ground depicting various birds among flowering prunus, fitted with a pewter handle casing, pewter foot and pewter lid

French 18th Century style sterling silver chocolate pot or warm milk verseuse, 19th Century, having a hinged lid above the baluster form bearing a chased armorial, at the neck a turned ebony handle, b

Together with another example, and a teapot. 8 1/2" high, 4 5/8" diameter - lamp.CONDITION:In antique condition with signs of wear from use.