(2) SILVER PLATE HOT WATER COFFEE URNS SAMOVARS

(pair) Silver plate hot water/ coffee urns (samovars), 20th c., domed lid with foliated finial, scrolled acanthus handles, single spout at center front, raised on curved legs, (one) lacking burner cov

Large silver plate hot water/ coffee urn (samovar), domed lid with Rococo style finial, over lobed vessel, dual scrolled handles with foliate joins, center cartouche engraved with griffin's head, sing

Silverplate Hot Water or Coffee Urn, gooseneck & ring handles, lyre knob on spout, ebony platform base, 15 1/2" excellent.

19th century, 16 1/2".

Six piece Incredible Reed & Barton Silverplate Tea Service. Silverplate, Hollowware, Beaded Edge, Lotus, Etched. Six pieces comprising a hot water / coffee urn on warming stand 17 1/2, 2 coffee / teap

Sterling silver coffee pot with wood handle, 6"h, miscellaneous small dishes, together with a silver plate, hot water urn 17 1/2"h, two decanters, etc

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.

Wilcox Silver Plate Co., Meriden, CT; with maker's mark, further marked "Quadruple Plate"; comprising a hot water urn (15 inches high); a teapot (9 1/2 inches high); a coffee pot (10 1/2 inches high);

an elaborate large set including hot water urn with burner (17 1/2" tall), teapot, coffeepot, creamer, sugar, waste, spooner, even a matching covered butter dish, most are excellent.

no maker's mark; comprising a hot water urn (16 1/2 inches high); a coffee pot (10 inches high); a teapot (7 1/4 inches high); a covered sugar (6 inches high); and a creamer (4 inches high)

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.

American silverplate hot water/ coffee urn, Reed & Barton, in the "King Francis" pattern, thirty-six cup capacity, body with fruit and foliate scrolls, bracket handles, single spigot, model no. 1660,

(lot of 2) American silver plate drink service, comprising: (1) Wilcox hot water urn, restoration to one side of handle, 14.5"h; (1) Barbour circular serving tray, 14"diam; 7.25lbs total Start Price:

(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

(2) Early English silverplate hot water urns both of ovoid shape with cone shaped lids, two handles and standing on square plinths. 21.75"H, Circa - 1st Half 19th C.

Egyptian Revival style silver plate hot water, tea or coffee urn, cat head ring handles, female busts atop legs ending in human feet, laurel swags, crescent finial, ball feet, 18" h, missing burner

Meriden silver plate coffee/hot water urn, embossed foliage body, 16" h

probably English, late 19th century, silver plate on copper, stop fluted˜urn form body, lion head and ring handles, scalloped borders, ball feet, unmarked, 17-1/2 in.˜Provenance: Estate of Gail W. D

Richard Richardson Sheffield Silver Plated Hot Water Urn. Marked on underside. Measures 20" H x 10-1/2" W. Condition: A few dings otherwise good condition Estimate: $50.00 - $150.00 Domestic Shipping:

Two silver plate items comprising: 1.) Adams-style hot water urn. [11 1/2" W x 21 1/2" H]. 2.) "Sheffield" compote. [10 1/4" Dia x 12 1/2" H]. Wear to silver plate, otherwise in good condition.

Mid to late 19th century, England. The piece has an orb form with spout at front and burner at underside atop base. H14 1/2"

Antique English Sheffield Silver-plate Hot Water Urn And A Reed & Barton Silver-plate Water Pitcher. Measures approx. 19" X 9" and 12 1/4" X 10 1/2". || Please carefully read our terms of sale, shippi

Silver plate and brass. 10-1/2" wide x 10-1/2" deep x 19" high. Some discoloration. LR / BA

Polished Silver Plate Hot Water Urn. 19 1/2" H ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ERRO