Silver covered pot with wood handle, touch mark on

Silver coffee pot with wood handle and pineapple finial. 5 touch marks on bottom. H 6-1/8" W spout to handle 10-3/16" D 3-7/8" Weight:15.735 ozt. Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. Link fo

Early 20th Century. Marked Puiforcat, Paris and with an impressed mark. In a Baroque style, each vessel of baluster shape, with wood handles. Comprising a tea pot, coffee pot, covered sugar and a crea

Period: 18th century Origin: Holland Description: two Flemish pewter tea/coffee pots with wood handles and Gothic dragon. Marks: touch marks

Silver covered pitcher with wood handle and wood finial on lid. Five marks near lid. H 7-1/4" D base 3-7/8" W spout to handle 7-1/2". Weight: 18.410 ozt. Condition: Hinge pin from lid is missing. Smal

S. Kirk & Son covered Chocolate pot with wood handle, all over floral repousse decoration. 11 oz. mark. Presented in 1890 on base. 7" high. 9.3 ozt.

Early 20th Century, London, with wood handle, maker’s mark ‘RE’, 29 ozt h. 8-1/2 in.

Colonial Williamsburg, RT29, lighthouse form, having wood handle, with Colonial Williamsburg mark on underside, approximate height 11 1/2".

bulbous pear-form, domed double cover, turned wood handle, on shaped legs,(indecipherable mark on side of pot), 7.5"; along with a SILVER CREAM PITCHER oval-form with gilt lining, marked on botto

George III Sterling Silver Tea Pot Henry Chawner 1786: Duty mark London HC makers mark. 6" tall, Wood handle finial.

FTR & Co., London, dated 1934-35, made for S. Kirk & Son, Jubilee mark and wood handle, 7 1/4 in. H.; together with a similar Britannia silver syrup pitcher with wood handle, Crichton Bros., London, 1

Tea Pot. On stand with original shaped handle, locking pins, stand and burner. Circa 1860-1880. Ebony wood lid handle. Manufacture's mark to underside. 10w x 5d x 14h.

Chinese Silver Serving Spoon, repousse flowering dog wood tree bowl; cast dogwood branches wrap around the handle, touch marks, early 20th C. 10 1/4" l. CONDITION: Light tarnish.

An English Sterling Silver Tea and Coffee Service. Comprising a coffee pot, a teapot, a creamer, and a covered sugar bowl. Teapot and coffee pot bear wood handles. All four pieces are stamped with Eng

(2) PIECE FRENCH SILVER GROUP including a sauce pot with carved wood handle, 2.25x8.5in. to handle, and a cup and saucer, pot and cup with Minerva 925 punch mark, (cup and saucer with minor dents and

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

This Victorian Sterling silver ewer has English touch marks, ornate lid, and a wood handle. It measures 8" tall x 4' across. It weighs 109 grams.

Mark of Ellis & Co., Birmingham, 1967, with wood handle. 11 x 9 1/2 x 5 in., 39.7 oz. approx. gross weight.

Mark of Wallace & Sons, Wallingford, CT, c. 1870, comprising, a coffee pot with wood handle, a sugar, and a creamer, numbered 942B. Coffee Pot: 9"h

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

Sterling silver, ebonized wood handle, ivory knob Tiffany & Co. (est. 1837) – US-American luxury and jewelry company Hallmarked with the maker marks, numbering, the fineness and capacity ‘2 pints�

Mark of Adie Bros., London, 1923; with wood handles. 9 1/4 x 8 x 4 1/4 in., 47.5 oz. approx. gross weight.

French, 20th century, pear form body with leaf and dart borders, wooden handles, marks for Christofle, 10 in. coffee pot with matching tea pot, covered sugar and creamer Provenance: Estate of L. Raymo

1958, Sheffield, maker's mark of E. Viners, including coffee pot with ebonized wood handle, teapot with ebonized wood handle, a handled creamer and handled open sugar, 4 pieces, the coffee pot: 8.625'

Gorham Sterling Silver Coffee Service. Each marked appropriately, along with scissor date mark [1907]. Including 1 7/8 pint coffee pot with ebonized wood handle, 1/2 pint creamer and sugar. Each piece