AMERICAN COPPER GOOSENECK TEA KETTLES, LOT OF TWO

AMERICAN COPPER HOT WATER / TEA KETTLES, LOT OF TWO, each with seamed body, gooseneck spout, and bail handle, larger example with three-line mark for William Heiss, Philadelphia, PA, other with five p

This lot contains a small bundle of copper items. First is a vintage copper tea kettle with a French gooseneck spout and a porcelain handle. Then there are two mid-century modern copper craft guild po

American, 19th century. A group of two copper tea kettles, each with dovetailed seams; largest ht. 10, dia. 12 inches. Overall good condition. Smaller kettle with repair to spout.

Brass And Copper Tea Kettle

Lot of two 19th century bed warmers with decorated brass pans and turned wooden handles. One handle is paint decorated, together with an antique copper tea kettle.

Two Antique Copper Tea Kettles. One English, one American. 10-1/2" and 11"h.

AMERICAN COPPER HOT WATER / TEA KETTLE, seamed body, gooseneck spout, and bail handle marked "H. DEHUFF", original domed cover with brass finial, probably Pennsylvania. Late 18th/early 19th century. 1

Two 19th Century Utilitarian Metalwares. 1st: Individual size copper tea kettle with goose neck spout and dovetailed seams, 5"h. 2nd: Brass dome lid muffineer with applied loop handle, 4"h. Condition:

American copper tea kettle, possibly Kentucky or North Carolina, with gooseneck spout and strap handle, lid with turned wood finial. Stamped on strap handle, C. REED MAYSVILLE. 11 1/8" H x 12 1/4" W x

COPPER AND WROUGHT-IRON HEARTH TEA KETTLE SET-UP, LOT OF THREE PIECES, comprising a dovetailed goose-neck kettle with bail handle, a high three-leg trivet with penny feet, and a hanging trammel-style

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

Attributed to Maryland or southeastern Pennsylvania, 2nd half 19th century. Dovetailed construction and goose neck spouts. One has brazed handle repair. Dents. 11.5", 13"h. including handles.

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.

probably American, 18th century. dovetailed with goose neck spout and fixed brass handle. H14 1/8" W14 1/4" Private Collection of a Carolina Gentleman.

(lot of 10) Collection of American Aesthetic silverplate serviceware inlcuding: (6) Taunton Silver Plate Company coffee and tea service having (two) kettles, (one) covered sugar, (one) cream pitcher,

6 (Six) 18th - 20th century brass and copper kettles and beverage pots, including four coffee pots, two with decorative handle terminals, a tea or chocolate pot marked "Rochester Stamping Co.", an ova

Comprised of three copper kettles; a wooden grain scoop; a wooden plate; two mortars, graduated sizes with pestles; a three pc. Tea service., varying sizes

Pretty selection of primitive antique tea kettles, all in copper. Each is a different style, but all have the nice gooseneck spout. One appears to be both copper and brass. All approx. 6" tall x 6" wi

Benjamin Harbeson (1728-1809 / Philadelphia) Copper Gooseneck Tea Kettle. Circa Late-1700s. Signed/Marked on top of handle. Dovetailed construction, gooseneck-form spout, swing handle, and cover. Meas

Second half 19th century. Dovetailed construction. Swing handle has faint stamped mark. Wear, hole and verdigris. 11.5"h. including handle.

AMERICAN COPPER TEA KETTLE 10" X 10"

SWING HANDLE, REMOVABLE LID WITH BRASS PULL. DOVETAILED CONSTRUCTION Dimensions 6 1/2" X 14" PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING – PICKUP FOR THIS AUCTION WILL NOT BE UNTIL THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 25TH. PICK

Horvath. Early American Copper Tea Kettles. Mt. Morris, PA, 2010. Paperback. // Boehret. The Ax and Its Variations. Easton, PA, 1966. Signed by author on title pg. // Lasansky. To Cut, Piece & Solder�

An early copper goose neck tea kettle with shaped handle, acorn finial and dovetailed base, signed illegibly on the top of handle (see photos) - early 19th century. Minor usage dings, small soldered r