A Sterling Silver Hot Water Urn, Birmingham, 1915

A neoclassical style example with engraved decoration, hallmarked as pictured. Dimensions: 6" x 6 1/2", the height is 15 1/4". The approximate gross weight is 34 troy ounce

Fine Late Georgian Sterling Silver Hot Water Urn, hallmarked London, 1804-1805, by John Robins, the ovoid body decorated with a calyx of alternating plain and imbricate gadroons, fitted with a pair of

English sterling silver hot water urn. Marked for Samuel and Charles Young, Walker & Kitchen & Co. Sheffield. Hand chased repousse throughout, each individual piece is marked for the maker with approp

Late 19th/early 20th century Stamped to bottom: Hand Chased/ Sterling / BB & N [anchor] S Urn-form finial over a gadrooned oval lid covering a chased and gadrooned body flanked by lion and ring handle

Double handled urn raised on bun feet with an urn finial, engraved shield with the Latin motto, "Thus I Flourish" Loss to one of the feet. 1822. 13"h and appx. 32 t.o.

American sterling silver hot water urn, Jacobi & Jenkins, Baltimore, the handled urn having anthemion borders, paneled body, lacking lid and heater, inscribed on shoulder AR Davenport, 12.5"h, 57.58oz

ALEXANDER SPENCE (Scottish 18th Century) A GEORGE III PERIOD STERLING SILVER HOT WATER URN, CIRCA 1808-1809, the rounded rectangular urn with conforming domed lid and cast ball finial, bands of gadroo

Sterling silver hot water urn, a "Paul Revere Reproduction", lidded urn having long spigot, raised on a square base, partial talon and ball feet, approx 19.25"h, 62.40ozt total *Provenance: Estate of

English sterling silver hot water urn, Ellis Jacob Greenberg, London, c. 1920, an urn form finial surmounting the lid, flanked by short handles, engraved floral pendants on the whole, bend to the stan

A George III sterling silver presentation hot water urn Andrew Fogelberg, London, 1776 Of Classical urn form, beaded rim and registers with anthemion and laurel motifs, with ram-form handles, swan-for

Gorham sterling silver Victorian design two-handled tall hot water urn with raised Greek key borders and leaf and floral decoration. Bayoneete connection for base and urn. Bayonette connection for pre

An American Sterling Silver Five-Piece Tea Service with Tray J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, PA, mid 20th century Comprising a hot water urn on stand, a teapot, creamer, covered sugar, open waste,

Antique, Crafted of sterling silver. Features urn form design with grape and vine motif. Double Medusa head and snake handles. Top with armored hand and sword finial. Dragon form spout with acanthus d

Retailed by Shreve, Crump and Low. Together with a silver plated (2) handle tray and a Gorham silver plated hot water urn with burner and tilting kettle. 78 troy ounces (total weight for (5) pieces).

American, early 20th century. A sterling silver hot water pot on stand with swag and floral decorations, marked Sterling on underside of pot and stand, marked for Frank W.Smith Silver Co. on undersid

Gadroon and shell adornments, hallmarked Birmingham 1901, unknown maker. Wood handles. Pins, chains and burner present. 40 oz troy, inclusive.

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

Neoclassical style sterling silver tea service, 7 items total, retailed by W.W. Wattles & Sons of Pittsburgh, marked Sterling with maker's mark attrib. to Mt. Vernon or Galt. Includes hot water urn, c

A Pair of Monumental Continental Silver Hot Water Urns, probably Italy, late 20th century Marks to each: (shield), R.E.J.M., STERLING 30 x 12-1/2 inches (76.2 x 31.8 cm) (each) 358.93 troy ounces PROP

Birks Sterling Silver Tea Service, comprising Teapot, Coffeepot, Hot Water Pot and similar Creamer, all on circular feet, hand hammered surface, the spouts decorated with scallop forms, with urn form

A Modern Six-Piece Sterling Silver Coffee and Tea Service with Tray Ellis & Co, Birmingham, 1954 Comprising a teapot, coffeepot, hot water kettle on stand, covered sugar, creamer, open waste bowl, and

George VI Sterling Silver Five Piece Tea Service, Birmingham, 1945-46, marker's mark of Horace Woodward & Co., made in England for James Robinson, comprising hot water kettle on stand, coffee pot, cov

Whiting tea set, sterling silver, six pieces, circa 1920, ornately engraved with swags, urns, florals and more, to include: coffee pot (11 1/2" h), teapot (10" h), hot water pot on stand (13 1/2" h),

Group of (4) English Sterling Silver Tea Service Items, including: (3) Piece teapot, hot water pot and sugar bowl set, hallmarked for Birmingham, 1936 & 1937 by Ellis & Co., Ltd., wooden handles, teap