19 c. James Dixon & Son Pewter Coffee Pot

(6) PEWTER TEA OR COFFEEPOTS - Late 19th c. American, including: Octagonal Coffeepot by James Dixon & Sons, 13 1/2"; PLUS Similar Coffeepot by Roswell Gleason, 13"; PLUS Octagonal Teapot by Leonard, R

Lot of (2) Pieces of c. 1840 English Pewter by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, paneled shape, with scrolled handles and footed base, incl: Coffee pot, wooden handle and lid finial, 13 1/4" high, 11 3/4

Creamer, engraved "250 GRM", approximate height 3 3/4", mustard pot, marked on underside "William M. Whitley, Westbourne Grove, James Dixon & Sons, height 2 1/2", George IV half gill measure, hallmark

LARGE JAMES DIXON & SONS PEWTER COFFEE TEA POT Shapely Coffee/ Tea server on pedestal base. 12" X 14" Shipping:

JAMES DIXON & SONS, 11 3/4" H., LEONARD REED & BARTON, 12 1/2" H., AND DIXON & SONS, 11 1/2" H. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before

A grouping of 5 pieces of early pewter including: Teapot signed James Dixon & Sons - very good condition; a coffee pot with a shaped tin handle signed on base Boardman & CO. New-York (early 19th centu

Pitcher with hinged lid, approximate height 5 1/2", covered oval box, marked on underside "James Dixon & Son", height 5", and cigar case having rectangular shape with rounded corners, length 5 1/2".

By James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, William IV, having gadrooned border and loose handles, approximate diameter 9".

2 coffee serving pots @ 10.5 inches tall with wooden handles and finials, stamped James Dixon and Sons ( circa 1828) .. 7 inch sugar, 6 inch cream pot marked for Leonard Reed and Barton..( this marked

19th c. pewter coffee pot. Marked "R. Dunham" (11" Ht.). Westbrook, Maine 1837-61. Westbrook, Maine 1837-61, base marked "R. DUNHAM", (wear). Provenance: Richard Kyllo Collection New Jersey.

(2) 19th c pewter coffee pots, one signed Sellew & Co, Cincinatti, 1832-1860; the other unsigned, tallest 10 1/2"

Fine Quality Antique James Dixon & Sons Sheffield Siverplate Hand Chased Oval, Swing Handle Basket c. 1879-1885. Perfect for use as a Brides Basket. Measures 12 1/2" long, 10" wide and 9" high. Weight

This piece measures about 12.25" tall. In good condition. Dated 1852

3 pcs of 19th century pewter, coffeepot and 2 teapots, coffeepot is 12"T and unmarked, teapot on left is signed Whitlock, Troy, NY, and teapot on right is signed C. Parker No. 14,

American Freeman Porter Pewter Lighthouse Coffee Pot. An antique, Victorian period, mid 19th century pewter coffee pot of lighthouse form by Freeman Porter of Maine. LITERATURE Laughlin, p.110. MAKER

Antique JAMES DIXON & SONS Sterling Coffee Pot, inscriptions read ‘JD & S’, ‘To Mr & Mrs BD Miller with all good wishes from Managers of Messrs FW Woolworth & Co Ltd Uk February 1920’, measure

Mid 19th c. James Dixon and Sons Sheffield silver-plated hot water urn having spherical tank with ornate Rococo style decoration, double lion handles, lions paw legs, on four ball feet -wear to plate,

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.

3 19th c. enamelware & pewter coffee pots, creamer, and sugar with chicken & flower decoration.

Victorian Old Sheffield Plate Tray second quarter 19th century, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, of shaped oval form, the plateau flat-chased with a band of rocaille cartouches on a matte ground, wit

Three 19th century American Pewter tea/coffee pots. Hinged covers with Grape Leaf finials, scrolled handles and molded bases, includes a tea and coffee pot by Morey & Smith/Morey & Ober with a similar

Mid-19th c. Pewter Lighthouse Form Coffeepot, by John Munson (Yalesville, CT, active c. 1846-1852), with raised body band and scroll form handle, stamped "Munson" in rectangular cartouche on base, 10

Three 19th century American Pewter tea/coffee pots. Hinged covers with scrolled handles and molded bases by Roswell Gleason, J. Danforth and Morey Smith. Each with stamped touch marks. Some wear and m

Three 19th century American Pewter tea/coffee pots. Hinged covers with Black scrolled handles and molded bases by Roswell Gleason, H.C. Wilcox and J. Radford. Each with stamped touch marks. Some wear