Thomas Knox Emery American Coin Silver Teapot

Charles T. Emery (Portsmouth NH silversmith, 1851-1868) American coin silver teapot, pineapple form finial on lid, decorated with incised geometric designs, 8" (h) x 11", 22.78 ozt. with wood handle

An American Coin Silver Teapot and Covered Sugar BAILEY & CO., CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA Regency style with beaded and Greek key borders; monogrammed. The teapot and covered sugar both bear stampe

mark of Robert Brown or Brown & Son, Baltimore, 1830 acorn-form on raised footed base, overall chased acorn and oak leaf decoration, acorn and leaf finial, 10"h; 33 troy oz. Purchased Christi

American coin silver teapot having a flat tapered body with floral finial on ring footed base. Ball, Tompkins & Black, Marquand & Co. Successors. (34.4 ozt. inclusive). [11" H x 10 1/2" W x 6 1/2" D].

probably Pennsylvania, first half-19th century, heart shaped hallmark with initials " IS," ebonized wooden handle, 8 1/4 in. H., monogrammed, 35.55 ozt. t.w.

mark of J. Morch, circa 1825-30, 10 1/2 in. H., 37.65 ozt.

An American coin silver teapotJohn Wolfe Forbes, New York, New Yorksecond quarter 19th centuryMonogram to side.height 9 1/2in (24cm); length 12in (30.5cm); width 5in (12.5cm); weight approximately 29o

American Coin Silver Teapot, c. 1845, by Eoff and Phyfe, New York, retailed by Baldwin & Co., with engraved decoration of drapery and leaves, the shield engraved "E. K. M.," H.- 12 in., W.- 9 3/4 in.,

Teapot and Sugar Bowl American coin silver teapot and covered sugar bowl with maker's mark John & Peter Targee (New York 1772-1850), both with urn form finials, bright card decoration and engraved "Jo

An early American coin silver teapot in classical form with urn finial and engraved with foliate designs having monogrammed shield on spout. Signed Palmer & Newton circa 1830. 13 in tall, weighs 25.87

Large American coin silver teapot with mythical dog's head spout. JJ Cox, New York circa 1830. H 10-3/4" W 12". 37.45 ozt. Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: http

American coin silver teapot with repousse grapevine pattern, bird head handle, by G. Royce, New York, ca. 1840, monogram, 11 in high, 37.49 TO, very good condition, no issues

American Philadelphia Coin Silver Teapot by Lewis & Smith, Philadelphia c.1805. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Good Condition but Wooden Handle Has Been Restored.Dimensions: Total L -12" Handl

John Sayre, New York (American,1771-1852) active 1796-1818, coin silver large teapot with wood handle, monogrammed on both sides, maker's mark: "I.Sayre," circa 1800. 12.5" H x 14.5" W (over spout to

A rare three piece coin silver tea set by Peter Chitry (New York) c.1815-1820. Large three piece set comprised of a teapot with serpent formed spout, 9.75" high, 12.25" wide from end of handle to end

American Coin Silver Five Piece Tea and Coffee Service Marked 'J.C' and 'AGT'. Comprising: A teapot with hinged cover A coffee pot with hinged cover A sugar bowl and cover A hot milk jug with hinged c

Farnham & Ward, Norwich, CT; comprising a teapot (9" high), a creamer (5 3/4" high), and a covered sugar bowl (7 1/4" high); not monogrammed; approximately 1,425 grams total gross; Provenance: The Col

Pair of Antique American Southern Virginia Coin Silver Salt Cellars by Thomas B. Campbell, Winchester, VA. c.1815 Condition: Generally Very Good w/ Period Monograms. Dimensions: L-4" x W-2.5" x H-2.1"

Circa 1825-1835 American coin silver pot by John Belknap Jones of Boston. Unmarked. Height 9" Total weight 1025 grams

American, 19th century, urn form, wooden handle, unmarked, monogram no base, 36.73 oz. T., 11-1/2 in.

Including twelve luncheon forks and four teaspoons by Thomas Whartenby, Philadelphia, 1811-1851, French Thread pattern. Monogrammed. Dimensions: 6.5" L and 5.75" L. 20.75 ozt.

A group of eleven American coin silver tablespoons. Comprised of a set of 5 tablespoons marked TS for Thomas Shields, Philadelphia, 8.75" long. Together with a set of 6 tablespoons, marked W.M, possib

AMERICAN COIN SILVER TEASPOONS, LOT OF TEN, comprising a set of six backwards-tipped fiddle handle example by Thomas J. Megear of Wilmington, Delaware (active 1831-1832), and a set of four forward-tip

Two serving spoons and four teaspoons, Thomas Garrett Co., Philadelphia (1841-1855), the spoons are hallmarked for Henry Hebbard & Co., NY. Monogrammed. Dimensions: 8.25" L; 5.75" L. 6.59 ozt.