FRENCH EMPIRE SILVER COFFEE POT

A French sterling silver coffee pot with classical horse head spout rosette handle fruit finial and applied borders. Dimensions: H 9.5" x W 6.5" x D 4"Condition: good

with ebonized wood handle and finial, marked "Hordel," probably German, Cassel town mark, lid soldered to the pot, 9 in. H. over handle

19th c. French Empire neoclassical Minerva silver coffee pot and covered cream pitcher on 3 claw feet with figural horse-head spouts, ebony handles, slight differences in decoration 5" x 7.5" 12" x 7.

French sterling silver coffee pot with a camel's head spout. It dates to the early 1800s and is hallmarked as shown. Height 9-1/2" Total weight 524 grams

Four-Piece French Silver Empire-Style Coffee and Tea Setfirst quarter 20th century, by Marandet & Nichelini, Paris, first standard (.950) silver, including a coffeepot, h. 12-1/4", a teapot, h. 10-1/4

A French Empire style silver gilt four piece tea and coffee service with trayMaison Odiot, Parisfirst half 20th centuryComprising a teapot, a coffee pot, a cream jug, a sugar bowl and an oval tray, wi

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.

A French silver coffee pot having a lion mask spout and three legs ending in paw feet. Monogrammed and Hallmarked. 10-1/2in tall x 6-1/2in wide. Approx. 22.7 ozt. Provenance: From the collection of a

A Louis XVI French silver coffee pot (Verseuse), Paris 1789, maker’s mark partially struck but certainly Mathieu de Machy (reg. 28th Nov 1770, still alive 1793) Of baluster form raised on thee

A FRENCH SILVER COFFEE POT Strasbourg, 1783/4 Of octagonal form with rounded base and capped scrolled wood handle, the cover with paterae hinges and foliate knop, decorated with flowers and foliage; h

a tre piedini, corpo piriforme a superficie liscia, manico in legno, coperchio con presa a pigna; difetti Alt. cm 19, larg. cm 21; peso gr 446 A FRENCH SILVER COFFEE-POT, CHAMBERY, 1824-1859; DEFECTS

French Silver Plated Coffee Pot H:8 3/4in(22.2cm) W:9in(22.8cm)

mid-19th century, with ebonized wood handle, 7 1/2 in. H. over handle, 11.90 ozt.

Antique silver coffee brewing pot manufactured in the Turkish style with a hinged lid and a wood handle. Marked Cartier to the bottom. Hallmarked. Made in France. Circa the early 20th century. Antique

Antique French silver & porcelain coffeepot by V. Boivin. 8 5/8” H x 6 1/2” W x 4 3/8” D. ANY INVOICE OVER $ 2,000.00 WE WILL ACCEPT PAYMENTS ONLY THROUGH CHECK OR BANK WIRE TRANSFER

An antique Empire style silver Coffee pot (11.75"H x 9.25"W x 4"D) and matching tea pot (10.5"H x 11.25"W x 5"D), stamped with unusual pseudo English Hallmarks. Tested and guaranteed to be silver, of

French Neoclassical silver coffee pot, Jean-Baptiste-Claude Odiot (French, 1763-1850), hinged flat cover with acorn finial, ebonized scroll handle with foliate and shell joins, oviform body, gooseneck

French 950 silver coffee pot, Rudolphe Beunke (fl. c.1888-1910), hinged lid, scrolled handle with acanthus leaves and beading, gadrooned body raised on a pedestal foot, Mercury hallmark, monogrammed,

French brass coffee pot, circa 1785 (10 1/2"h) AND French silver plate coffee pot, circa 1860 (9 1/2"h)

An elegant silver ewer in oriental style made by Lucien Falize, ca. 1860. Dimensions: H: 6 3/4 in., (17.2 cm.) CONDITION Good with a small dent on the bottom

Fine Empire style 800 silver coffee pot, German hallmarks as pictured, a bird form finial surmounting the body banded with recumbent griffins and foliated scrollwork, figural spout, rising on a circul

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

Antique French Empire sterling silver and blue cobalt glass mustard pot, early 19th century. French parisian hallmark cock or coq (rooster) 1st standard (.950 purity silver) (in use from 1809 to 1819)

Antique French mustard pot, Empire style, sterling silver and blue cobalt glass. French provincial hallmark Old Man 1st standard (.950 purity silver) (in use from 1819 to 1838), silversmith and medium