TWO AMERICAN TOLE COFFEE POTS.

Ca. 1840s. Same forms with goose neck spouts. Bright original floral paint on japanned grounds. Grounds are worn. 10.25", 10.5"h.

Two American paint decorated tole coffee pots, first half 20th century, each of conical form, having floral decoration and an applied strap handle, one example having a 'gooseneck' spout and applied f

comprising two heart-form cake molds, a spice shaker, a small coffee pot, and a child's coffee pot with original red paint, the latter three with strap handles. Second half 19th/early 20th century. 6"

Four (4) painted toleware items. Includes: two (2) lighthouse form coffee pots, one (1) with hinged dome lid with brass mushroom finial, gooseneck spout and molded base rim, and one (1) with hinged do

America, ca. 1840s. Original floral paint with green winged yellow bird black painted ground. Applied strap handle, gooseneck spout and brass finial. Overall wear. 11"h.

Second quarter 19th century. Original japanned ground with yellow swags and floral reserves with blue accents. Worn ground. 9"h.

One by Gorham, retailed by Tiffany, monogrammed, with raffia handle, the other by Redlich, paneled form, total gross weight 22 T.O. 6"h, 8-1/2"h, respectively to top of finial

Second quarter 19th century. Lighthouse shape with yellow and red foliate decoration. Wear and paint loss, 7.75"h.

Excellent Large Two Handle Tole ware Coffee Pot in Excellent Condition It is 13 inches ht. with no apologies.

American, 19th Century. Two coffee pots with metal handled painted black, stamped "Boardman & Hart". Sugar bowl stamped "Glennore Cranston RI". Basin, two measures, three candlesticks 7.5"-11"h.

AMERICAN STERLING SILVER TEA AND COFFEE POTS 2 PIECES, H TO 8 1/2":A group of two American sterling silver serving articles, comprising: one American sterling silver teapot, having an oblong body with

American (New England), second quarter 19th Century. Gooseneck spout, red fruit with yellow and green leaves. Unusual green flowers. 11"h. 10"w.

American, early 20th century. A group of two sterling hollowwares, including: one coffeepot by the Preisner Silver Company with bakelite pieces in the handle; ht. 7.75, wd. 9.25, dp. 4.25 in.;  an

A very rare set of two matching 19th c. American Aesthetic Movement Japonesque Coffee and Tea Pots by Meriden. Each with Four Full Geisha Maiden Head Legs,. Heavily chased and engraved with pheasants,

Aaron Bohrod (American, Illinois, Wisconsin, 1907-1992) oil on Masonite, an untitled tromp l'oeil still life. Pictured are a tole ware coffee pot, onions, potatoes, an egg and asparagus in a bowl and

Group of four decorated tole items, two dome-top boxes, one mug with bird and one pitcher. Condition: Original condition. Imperfections to paint Large Box Small Box H 2-7/8" W 4-1/8". Coffee pot H 8-1

American, first half 19th Century. Two coffee pots. 9.25"h and 8.5"h. A lidded syrup. 6"h, a sugar bowl. 7"h, a creamer. 5.5"h and two porringers. Wear, dents, and repair.

American, mid-19th Century. Two-part body with tulip and band decoration, strap handle, gooseneck spout and hinged lid. 11.5"h.

A sterling silver coffee pot by Wilcox & Wagoner, which was acquired by Watson Silversmiths in 1905. With a spade finial to the hinged lid, threaded borders, an angular handle with two ivory insulator

AN ASSORTMENT OF EIGHT MOSTLY R.S. PRUSSIA PORCELAIN DISHES, GERMAN AND AMERICAN, 20TH CENTURY, comprising a coffee pot with lid, a teapot with lid, one large bowl, one creamer, two teacups, and two s

German & American PorcelainsSchlegelmilch enameled porcelain coffee pot with soft pink roses (wear and use); together with limited edition Lenox bottle vase with a swan and two babies; marks to each;

Most American - 1930's to 1980's. Two Century of Progress Haroline Thermometers, Sydney Opera House, Winston - Salem N. C. Coffee Pot, Fort Dearborn 1833 - 1933, Cleveland Automatics Drill Press in Or

American, 1830-1850. Of typical form, with applied strap handles, one with a straight spout and the other with a gooseneck spout, and both retaining most of their original decoration. 9" and 10" high.

An American Victorian Aesthetic Movement silver plate tea serviceLate 19th centuryComprising a tray, coffee pot, two hot water pots, covered sugar, waste bowl, and creamer, each with geometric and flo