18th c. German Silver Coffee & Tea Pots

German four-piece hand-chased silver tea and coffee set including a lidded coffee pot and a lidded teapot, both with angular carved wooden handles. The lot also includes a lidded two-handled sugar bow

5 piece set includes coffee pot 9 1/2" x 9", tea pot 8 1/2" x 9 1/2", cream 5" x 4", sugar 4" x 6", and tray 19 3/4" x 14". ESit ate $3.000-3.500

6 PC. 18TH-CENTURY ENGLISH SILVER TEA SET WITH TRAY: Approx. 147.69 Troy ounces. Comprising; 1- Coffee Pot, 1- Tea Pot, 1- Water pot on stand with Sterno, 1- Sugar Bowl, & 1- Creamer. Made by John Ada

19th Century German 13 Hallmark Signed Schott Sterling Silver Gold Gilted Tea Set Possibly Austio Hungarian Austria Or Hungary Including Tea or Coffee Pot Creamer and Sugar Bowl Very Floral Ornament a

Early to mid 20th c. Emil Hermann marked German 925 silver five piece tea set includes: 11" (h) x 9 3/4" (d) x 5" (w) coffee pot, 8 1/2" (h) x 9" (d) x 4 1/2" (w) tea pot, 4 1/2" (h) x 5 1/2" (d) x 3

Early to mid 20th c. Emil Hermann marked German 925 silver five piece tea set includes: 11" (h) x 9 3/4" (d) x 5" (w) coffee pot, 8 1/2" (h) x 9" (d) x 4 1/2" (w) tea pot, 4 1/2" (h) x 5 1/2" (d) x 3

GERMAN SILVER TEA SET, 19TH C., THREE PIECES, & ITALIAN SILVER COVERED SUGAR BOWL:German silver includes 1 teapot marked "Scheel", probably for August Scheel, H.7 3/4", and 1 coffee pot, H.10" (no mak

Made in England for James Robinson in the Early 18th C taste. A reproduction of the Babel Sleath service of 1725. Comprising a skittle ball teapot, a straight side tapering coffee pot, a waste bowl, a

German .800 Silver Tea Set, late 19th/early 20th C., having overall repousse putti, scroll and floral decoration, comprising a Coffee Pot 10 1/4" high, Teapot 8 3/4" high, Hot Water Pot 10 3/4" to top

Title: 18th Century Antique Silver Coffee Pot Newcastle 1781 John Langlands & John Robertson Subtitle: Georgian sterling silver Newcastle made coffee pot 1781 Langlands & Robertson. Additional Info:Ra

18th century sterling silver coffee pot with wood handle, marked, very good condition, W: 10 inches, H: 10 inches, D: 4.5 inches, weight: 28.9 ozt (899.1 grams)

A GOOD 17TH / 18TH CENTURY TURKISH SILVER COFFEE POT, with a gilt acorn finial, moulded handle and hall mark to side. 21cm, 440gms.

Amsterdam, Andries Vis, 180 mm. tall, handle is loose.

AN 18TH CENTURY GERMAN SILVER MUSTARD POT indistinct marks, of baluster form, the hinged domed cover with an acorn finial and scroll-form thumbpiece, S-scroll handle and spreading circular foot, chase

Includes an 18th century Emick Romer English silver teapot with pineapple finial - London, Emick Romer, 1758; and an 18th century Sebastian & James English silver teapot with floral motif - London, Se

Antique English silver coffee pot, with allover repousse design body having Bedouin scene with figures, camels and giraffes. London, 1733. 23.7 ozt. inclusive. [9" H].

18th Century Persian Islamic Coffee Tea Pot. Nice incrustation. 15" high. Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (1909-1993), Denver, Colorado, then passed through the family to the current

Lidded coin silver wood handled tea pot with acorn finial and beaded edge work made by Philadelphia Silversmith A Carlile (1780-1794). Monogrammed on the side. Total weight approx 701g and approx 10"

18th C. Batavia "Coffee Glaze" tea pot and cup (glaze chip). 18th C. Grisaille tea pot and cup. Flea bite repair. Finial from the John Deere estate.

Antique English 18th Century Georgian Sterling Silver Tea Pot. Hallmarks for London, England and date Letter for 1818, and makers mark for Jerry Meyer Gayfield. Measures 12.5 inches in length and weig

Two 18th C Chinese Export Armorial Coffee And Tea Pots. 10" H Tallest

London, 1781, the baluster shaped body having a hinged lid & carved fruitwood handle, embossed overall with foliate, shell & scroll motifs, as well as engraved family crests, the underside bearing imp

Rare and antique, 18th Century George II sterling silver coffee pot; of elegant tapered form set on a splayed foot, with hinged cover, the tall spout with scrolled foliage motifs; and set with ornatel

Rare Meissen Porcelain Cockerel-Form Tea Pot mid-18th century, German, first produced by Kandler in 1739, with carefully hand-painted feathers, with a faint blue crossed swords mark and incised numera