Wallingford, Connecticut pewter coffee pot, ca.

Boardman coffee pot and Charles Yale and company. Wallingford, Connecticut. Circa 19th century. 11w x 6d x 12h.

Boardman coffee pot and Charles Yale and company. Wallingford, Connecticut, circa 19th century. 11w x 6d x 12h

A Connecticut pewter lidded coffee pot by John Munson of Yalesville with raised body band and scroll form handle, stamped "J. Munson" in rectangular cartouche on base; and an early porringer attribute

1- Antique / Vintage Round Hand Hammered French Copper Tray 14"x 14". 2- Copper Chafing Dish / Warmer with double pots on brass legs 14"x14"x9". 3- Tall Pewter Coffee Pot ca. 1850 of New England origi

J. Danfourth Middletown Connecticut early pewter coffee pot, circa 1825 with black painted wooden handle. Signed on bottom with No. 3. Measures approx 10.25" H.

ca 1830 pewter coffee pot w Boardman touch mark - 11 1/4" tall

Thirteen pieces of antique pewter. Pewter coffee pot, lighthouse shape. Freeman Porter 1835-1860. H 10-1/2" D base 6". Pewter tea pot. Early black painted handle. New England ca. 1840. "Inverted mold

Pewter coffee/tea set: coffee pot, teapot, cream, and sugar, Norway, ca. 1960s Woven plastic, patinated metal All stamped Tallest: 10" x 8 1/2" x 4 1/2"

Five (5) American Pewter tableware items, including one (1) lighthouse dome lid coffee pot stamped for Israel Trask (working Beverly, MA, ca. 1813-51); two (2) tableware items, including one (1) bowl

19th- 20th C. Pewter, seven pieces, including: three mid-19th C. coffee pots, makers include Freemen Porter of Maine, Griswald of Connecticut, and Boardman Hall of Pennsylvania, two baluster form and

A Six-Piece R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. Rhythm Pattern Silver Tea and Coffee Service, Wallingford, Connecticut, circa 1930 Marks to coffee pot: (RW

American and European, 19th century. Includes a set of four canns, three plates, a basin, a coffee pot, and a teapot marked for Josiah Danforth, Middletown, Connecticut. The coffee pot is 10" high.

Five pieces: coffee pot with wooden handle, J.A. Stimpson water pitcher, and three bowls, England/USA, ca. 1800-1850s; All marked; Pitcher: 10' x 6" dia.

2 teapots, 1 coffeepot, and 1 plate. Mid-19th century. Pewter. 1 teapot by Charles Yale Britannia, Wallingford, CT. 1 teapot and 1 coffeepot by H. Yale & Co., Wallingford, CT. 1 plate attributed to Wi

Harris Stanwood & Co. American coin silver coffee pot, ca. 1846, Boston. Engraved floral scrollwork decoration with birds and vines. Pineapple finial. Paw feet. Monogrammed "SAS". Inscribed dedication

Arabic style coffee pot, engraved "1696," 10 in. H., and hexagonal flagon, engraved "1643," 8 in. H.

American, 19th century. A pewter coffee pot and teapot with ebonized handles, the coffee pot by Sellew & Co., and the teapot by R. Gleason, both marked; larger ht. 10.5 in.

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AMERICAN PEWTER COFFEE POT BY R. DURHAM & 3 EARLY ENGLISH CHARGERS, LARGEST 16 3/8"

Circa 1840's, stamped on base "Sellew & Co./Cincinnati" on base. 10 3/4" high.

Lidded and footed vintage English sterling grade coffee pot. 11" high X 10" handle to spout. 22.8 ounces. scrap value 461.89. $15.00 DOMESTIC SHIPPING

13 Pc Collection of Pewter - Coffee Pot , Plates etc.

A. Porter (Westbrooke, ME circa 1830-1838) Pewter Dome Top Coffee Pot. Bulbous footed body with goose neck spout and shaped handle. 11-1/2"h. Condition: Good with some dents and corrosion.

(2) tin and one pewter coffee pot, some dents, 11" highest