Schokoladenkanne / Chocolatière / A silver chocolate

A hard to find and large antique French Louis XV style solid silver chocolate pot or " chocolatiere" with original carved mahogany whisk circa 1900. French high grade silver minerva hallmarks ( for .9

A grouping of three antique French high grade .950 silver items including a Chocolate pot or "chocolatiere" with wooden handle, French Minerva hallmark, no apparent maker's mark (Gross weight without

Tiffany & Co. (New York, founded 1837) Chocolate Pot & Tray sterling silver pot marked "Tiffany & Co., M, Sterling Silver, 5362-4682" tray marked "Tiffany & Co., M, Sterling Silver, 3833-4682" both in

A GEORGE I BRITANNIA SILVER CHOCOLATE POT by William Fleming, London 1716 Tapering cylindrical form with domed cover and urn finial, engraved with coat of arms, the spout with hinged cover. 25cm high.

An English George III Silver Chocolate Pot. Engraved with a crest opposite the wood handle. Interior of cover and chocolate pot with goldwash. Hallmarked for London, 1792 and John Denzilow Height: 12

Tiffany & Co. sterling silver chocolate pot. Stunning classical design with three feet and wood handle. Hallmarked on the bottom. Measures 11" tall 10" wide with handle, weighs 50.7 OZT (1578 grams).

Highly decorated silver chocolate pot, with valance and ribs motifs, with pop-up top and hinged lid, with handle. 26.341 ozt. inclusive. [9" H x 9" W x 5" D].

William Spratling. Mexico. Sterling silver chocolate pot with side handle. Base dented. Several scattered dimples. Spout slightly pushed down. Finial pushed in. 6-3/4" high. "Acquired by a woman livin

They are all around 5" in height, see photo's for markings. 1 of the pots lid is loose. All tested silver. Total weight is 21.9 troy oz

Early Silver Chocolate Pot. Jean-Charles Cahier (1772-1849) With Emperor Napoleon crest. 18 ozt. Ht. 5 1/2" Max. W 9".

18th/20th century Each marked for sterling, with various maker's marks Each with a carved wood handle, comprising an English pot centering an engraved mermaid with hallmarks for London dated 1750 (9

English George III sterling silver chocolate pot, marked J*S, possibly John Scofield, c.1774, in the Rococo taste, hinged lid with urn-form finial, repousse and chased floral, shell, and scroll motifs

A GOOD FRENCH SILVER CHOCOLATE POT with wooden handle by CARDEILHAC, PARIS.

C. 1784-9, Showing a heraldry device and having a wooden handle, maker's mark, total weight appx. 14 toz, h.6-1/2in.

(lot of 3) George C. Shreve & Company sterling silver chocolate pot, open sugar bowl, and cream pitcher, each polished exterior having scrolling repousse bands with hammered details, tallest: 10"h, 21

Handwrought sterling silver chocolate or teapot by silversmith Reino Martin (American 1923-2007) in an art deco style. Egg-shaped oblong supported by three ball feet with ear-shaped and handle and cap

Description: South American, Possibly Peruvian, Silver Chocolate Pot, footed chocolate pot with hammered surface and carved wood handle, lid attached to handle with chain and glass beads, unmarke

Richard Comyns, London, 1927; with wooden handles; not engraved; approximately 925 grams total gross; each 8 inches high

Louis XV silver chocolate pot, First half 19th c., France, .950 silver, turned mahogany handle, the pear-shaped body decorated with spiral flutes, hinged lid, stamped twice with French Standard marks

SET ELEVEN TIFFANY & CO. STERLING SILVER CHOCOLATE SPOONS, AND SET TWELVE WHITING CO. "LILY OF THE VALLEY" STERLING AFTERNOON TEASPOONS. With five matching demitasse spoons. Tiffany spoons of the pat

Silver chocolate pot 9 oz

Chocolate pot with engraved crest above three legs and deer hoof feet, with a wood handle. 8.6 ozt. inclusive. [6" H].

With wooden handle, together with wooden handle brandy warmer, and a pair of Continental silver oval bowl in associated silver plated stands, total silver weight approx. 27 T.O. Chocolate pot 7-1/2"h

rooster finial, turned wood side handle, tapering and chased body on three open angled legs with ball feet, 14"h; 37.5 troy oz. (incl. wood handle)