J. Georg Klass, Pair of Silver Coffee Pots, Augsburg,

description (lot of 3) Antique silver group: (2pc) German Classicist silver tea and coffee pots, CFT mark for Georg Christian Friedrich Temmler (1796-1829), Augsburg, Germany, each figurative kettle s

PAIR GERMAN AUGSBURG SILVER OPEN SALTS, SIGNED CFT (GEORG CHRISTIAN FRIEDRICH TEMMLER), 18/19TH CENTURY. HEIGHT 2 3/4"; LENGTH 3 1/4"; 3.31 OZT

A Johan Rohde for Georg Jensen Silver Coffee Pot Copenhagen, Circa 1935 pattern '787'. marked 'Sterling' on underside 18 ozt 6 dwt gross Height 6 7/8 inches. Property from the Estate of Patricia Ann B

with ebony handle 5 1/2" high, 23.95 troy ounces gross signed

A Danish Sterling Silver Coffee Pot, Georg Jensen Silversmith , Copenhagen of ovoid form with rosewood handle at right angle to spout, wood finial and handle with applied beading at joint base with Je

Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Coffee Pot Design no. 80 B, circa 1970 Of ovoid form, with a loose domed cover with bud finial, textured finish, fully stamped. Height 7 1/4 inches, approximately 17 ounce

REED & BARTON 'FRANCIS I' STERLING COFFEE POTS, TWO, H 11 1/4":A pair of sterling silver coffee pots, each measures H.11 1/4" x 8 1/2". Marked at the underside with maker's mark. Weighs 51.15 troy oun

Sterling Silver Georg Jensen Coffee pot; Harald Nielsen design. Hand hammered, model 456. Marked on the bottom Dessin HN, Denmark, Georg Jensen, Sterling, 456, A. Weight: 19.2 troy oz.

Measures 9"H x 4"W x 9" from spout to handle. Total weight is 795 grams or 28 ounces. This item is available for local pickup in Glenview, IL, or via shipment through LiveShipping. International bidde

A Danish Sterling Silver Coffee Pot, Georg Jensen Silversmith Copenhagen 30.5 troy ounces it measures 10 inches high marked 32 pattern number

This is a pair of nickel-silver railroad coffee pots marked OC on the side. There are many railroads that have the “OC” initials, but we can not be sure of to which these belong. Made by t

A Danish Silver Coffee Pot Georg Jensen Silversmithy, Copenhagen, Second Half 20th Century pattern 80B, with a side-mounted wood handle. marked 'Sterling' on underside 17 ozt 1 dwt gross Height 7 1/4

Pair GUILD OF HANDICRAFT Sterling Silver Coffee Pots, inscriptions read ‘G of H’, mark indicates pieces is from 1952, both measure 7 1/2 inches tall x 5 inches at widest point, total weight of ite

A pair of older New England silver coffee pots with issues: (1) large Boston & Maine Railroad with side "Arrow" logo made by Roger's Brothers 1 1/2Pint size. - top finial has broken off but is include

Lot of two silver plated antique items: One 11.5" Tapestry trademark vase with a lovely etched floral pattern and stands at 11.5" tall. Lot also includes a Knickerbocker Silver Co brand tea or coffee

This is a pair of New York Central Railroad silver coffee pots, made by the International Silver Company. They are eight ounce pots. “NYC” is engraved on the side of the pot, and “NE

1st degree silver, J. Schmidt, Amsterdam, 1852, coffee pot is 28 cm.

A Pair of Robert & William Wilson Coin Silver 'Castle' Coffee Pots Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Mid 19th Century both with maker's stamp on underside of bowl. one engraved on interior rim of foot from

Comprising a three branch candelabra stamped alpaca, a Walker and Hall, England silver soldered coffee pot, a pair of silver over brass columnar candlesticks, and a small round bowl with acanthus flat

Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Coffee Pot, American, 20th Century, Tiffany & Co. Makers, 17646, 401, Sterling Silver, 925-1000, 2 Pints Stamped Underside, Mahogany Handle And Bird Armorial Crest, Heigh

1797 Assay Mark, London, English, Makers Mark For John Emes, Shield With Fox Crest On Body, Acorn Finial, Hinged Waisted Lid, Banded Body, Incurvate Handle, Height 13, Width 10, Depth 5 Inches, 28.5 T

EGYPTIAN ENGRAVED SILVER COFFEE POT. HEIGHT 6"; 7.57 OZT

Hollowware, Flatware, and Objects d'Art. Including a Danish Georg Jensen sterling pea pod ladle - stamped, "Sterling Denmark"; a .900 silver coffee pot - stamped, "900"; a Chinese

Joseph and John Angel, London, 1845, marked J. Wordly fecit Liverpool