Lot 0057

Thomas Knox Emery American Coin Silver Teapot

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Thomas Knox Emery American Coin Silver Teapot

Item Details

Description

Boston, c. 1795, stamped, "T. Emery". Pineapple finial, monogram, 8"h x 11"w. Provenance: Jonathan Trace, New Hampshire. Together with an American coin silver creamer, by "S and A". 5.5"h. Approx. 22 t.o.
Provenance: Property from a Private Westchester New York Collector

Condition

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