18th Century European Pewter Footed Samovar Hot Water

18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY, A. PLATE, DIAMETER 13 1/4 INCHES, B. HOT WATER PLATES, DIAMETER 9 1/2 INCHES, EACH LACKING PART OF ONE HANDLE. Turner Auctions + Appraisals is pleased to present the American

An elegant Late 18th Century Antique English Georgian Copper Samovar / Hot Water urn for tea. With flanking brass lion masks and drop loop handles, with a removable domed lid, set on a pedestal base w

George III 18th century English silver plated samovar, tea urn, or hot water urn. Measuring a total of 17.5" tall x 10" wide from handle to handle. Extremely intricate embossed and chased details. Mon

A Collection of Nineteen Pewter Table Articles 18th Century and Later comprising a pair of covered urns, soup spoon, two candlesticks, pitcher, measuring jug, hot water jug, tea caddy, cup and cover,

16-17 Century European Pewter Water Bucket Probably Dutch or German (heavy) Size: Height over all 12 in. 7 1/2 in wide If you would like to receive more detailed photos, please let us know. We do not

AN 18TH CENTURY EUROPEAN PEWTER TANKARD bearing inscription to top 1777. 25 cm x 13 cm.

DESCRIPTION: 6-piece Sterling tea set with unidentified makers mark of an encircled P. Believed to be custom made sterling tea set to accompany 18th century hot water kettle. Probably circa 1940. Incl

18th century European pewter tankard with lid, inscribed on lid '1777', touch marks on lid interior. Measures: 9 3/4"H x 5 1/2"W x 7"D

6 1/2 inches tall, 3 1/2 wide, 2 1/2 depth

4 PCS. SILVERPLATE HOLLOWARE GROUP. 20th c. Lot includes: circa 18 3/4" chased square tray with scroll and shell designs; 18th c. style hot water urn on stand with burner, H c. 23"; antique pierced ri

A porcelain hot water or coffee pot, with HV floral monogram crowned above, the lid terminating in applied floral finial with gilded highlights throughout. Blue cross swords with dot mark to base, cir

3 (Three) 18th and 19th century hot water urns, including a brass, pear form example with dovetail construction, cabriole legs and cast handle, one in copper, also with dovetail construction, on legs

Rare, 18th/19th Century English pewter footed goblet, Maker: Whitefield & Co. Of Sheffield.

2 Antique 18th/19th c. Pewter Hot Water Plates (Bed Warmers). 1- Oval Monogrammed FGLA, 12". 2- Brass Screw Top, No marks 10" diameter. Weight combined 8 pds 12 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC

Large 18th Century German Footed Pewter Jug / Flagon. Three touch marks on base "Wunsiedel, Prob Zinn". Hinged lid. Inside, a mounted and engraved floral medallion. 4.75lbs Approx. Measurements: 13.75

English, late 18th to early 19th century. Old Sheffield silver plate personal Georgian Adams hot water urn, the foliate patterned body having an armorial crest of a boar, and rising on ball feet. Old

A Meissen gilt-metal mounted hot water jug , mid 18th century, painted with figures and animals, blue crossed swords mark, 15cm high Provenance: By repute from The barons, later Comtes, van den Steen

small platter with armorial, and drape and shield decoration, circa 1800, 12 in. x 9 in.. and blue and white hot water plate, mid-18th century, 11 in. Diam.

ALEXANDER SPENCE (Scottish 18th Century) A GEORGE III PERIOD STERLING SILVER HOT WATER URN, CIRCA 1808-1809, the rounded rectangular urn with conforming domed lid and cast ball finial, bands of gadroo

Heavily decorated with swag and animal panels, grotesque figural spout, bearing the Minerva mark and 18th C. style marks to base and underside of lid. 347 g. H. 14 cm (5 1/2 in.)

Bulbous form, raised on a stepped pedestal. Accented with silver shield presentation plaque. English, late 18th C. H. to finial: 44.5cm (17 5/8in)

2 glass beakers, 1 silver funnels bottle with silver covers, 1 teapot, 1 hot water pitcher, 1 sugar bowl with cover, 2 cups and saucers, 2 spoons, Mennecy porcelain Condition: Chips and wear to porcel

Continental, 17th/18th century, acorn knopped stem on rococo tray, canted molding, three ovolo lobes joining serpentine sides, three legged base, with illegible maker's marks, 4-3/4 x 8-1/2 in. Note:

Northern and Western Europe, England and possibly Germany, the Netherlands, or France, Medieval to Early Modern Periods, ca. 14th to 18th century CE. A lovely ensemble of 4 pilgrim and livery badges a