19th C American Gorham silver coffee pot

An antique 19th-century American hand-chased sterling silver tea and coffee set. The set includes four items, a lidded coffee pot, a lidded teapot, a sugar bowl, and a creamer. Each piece is embellish

RAISED FLORAL AND WREATH DESIGN. TEA POT WITH 2 DENTS, COFFEE POT, CREAMER WITH DENT, SUGAR BOWL IS MISSING COVER, NO BURNER FOR KETTLE ON STAND. 5" TO 11 1/2" HIGH, TOTAL WEIGHT 145.88 TROY OZ.

American coin silver footed coffee pot with repousse flower and acanthus decoration, reeded spout, and a hinged cover with bud finial, by Robert and William Wilson, Philadelphia, circa mid 19th C. Mon

Late 19th c. Gorham (6) Piece Silver-Plated Hot Beverage Set, 1891 date mark, all pieces engraved 1891, incl: Hot water kettle on stand with burner, 11 3/4" high; Coffee pot, 7 1/4" high; Tea pot, 6"

American Sterling Silver Coffee Pot, Frank Smith, Gardner, MA, late 19th/early 20th c., pear-form with scroll handle and spout, bracketed paw feet, h. 7 3/4 in., wt. 27.10 troy ozs.; together with ste

Ernest Kaufman (American, 19th century) Large silver plate coffee pot in the Neoclassical taste with figural eagle finial Underside marked "E. Kaufman / Philad. / Patd. May 29, 1866" Approx. h. 12.25"

American (New York), mid-19th century. A coin silver coffee pot, the body with repoussé flowers and four medallions with female heads, the lid surmounted by an ornate pierced finial, having the impr

GROUP OF STERLING SILVER SERVICE ITEMS BY GORHAM. American, 19th & 20th Century. Tilting tea kettle and stand, coffee pot, sugar (missing lids), gravy boat and undertray. Together with a pair of weigh

Tiffany & Co. American, Circa 1870-78 Japanesque Tea Service Designed by Edward C. Moore sterling silver, soldered silver (tray) including a teapot, coffee pot and stand, pitcher, creamer, covered sug

A Gorham sterling silver three piece coffee service and two handled traysecond half 19th centuryComprising a coffee pot, a cream jug, a sugar bowl and a tray. (4)height of coffee pot 10 3/4in (27cm);

An American silver plated tea set by Reed and Barton of Canadian interest. The set has a large tray, two coffee pots, a teapot, covered sugar, cream jug, tea urn, and slop bowl with bell. Allwith band

Good Three-Piece American Coin Silver Coffee Setthird quarter 19th century, by Wood & Hughes, New York, including a coffeepot, h. 11-1/4", l. 10", a covered sugar bowl, h. 8-1/4", w, 8-1/8", and a cre

Including: Pair of teapots, coffee pot, creamer and sugar. Together with a heavy (19th/ 20th c) hallmarked tray. Tea set 8 1/2 inches (and under). Tray measures 14 x 24 1/2 inches.

A late nineteenth century American Gorham sterling silver three piece tea service, total weight: 14.26 troy oz. To include: A tea pot: 8" A sugar and creamer: 2.25" All are monogrammed

An American Silver Six Piece Tea and Coffee Service George Sharp for Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, PA, Mid 19th Century comprising water kettle, teapot, coffee pot, creamer, covered sugar and waste bowl

American Aesthetic Silver-Plate Four Piece Coffee Service, late 19th c., consisting of a coffee pot, teapot, open sugar and a creamer, Coffee- H.- 12 1/4 in., W.- 6 in., D.- 9 in. (4 Pcs.)

Important Anthony Rasch 19th C American Silver Tea Pot. 19th century American coin silver by well known silversmith Anthony Rasch, examples of his work can be seen in the American Wing at the Metropol

marked to rim, of bulbous form with a tapering neck, the cover decorated with acanthus finial, with turned wooden handle accented with floral medallions, the whole resting on three paw feet, total wei

A 19th Century English Silver Coffee Pot. Repousse decorated coffee pot in the Rococo style. Wood handle. London hallmarks Height: 11.25" Wt: 25.70 ozt

Unmarked silver. Breaks to the handle, dings and dents. 8.5"h Together with a faceted silver plated creamer and open sugar set.

Early 19th century colonial silver coffee pot. South America. Un-marked but guaranteed to be silver, of at least .800 purity. Engraved "Maria Paredes" on the boddy, paw feet. Approximate measurements:

In the neoclassical style, with central band of cherubs supporting blind cartouches, beneath fluted neck with floral festoons and fish head spout, bead and flower carved wood handle on four hoof feet.

Sterling coffee pot with wrapped handle, marked for John Henry Rawlings of London, 1896. Dents and scratches.H: approx. 8 3/4".Total weight: approx. 20.25 ozt.

possibly Pennsylvania, with potted tulip and leaf and vine punchwork decoration, hinged lid, 11 x 10-1/2 in. Note: For similar examples, see The Pennsylvania German Collection, Pennsylvania: The Phila