19th Century Copper and Brass Kettles

Assembled Antique Copper. Waldo Copper pot and lid with hand hammered #24 (10w x 20 3/4d x 7h); 1920s copper candle holder; 19th century copper and brass kettle; turkish copper water vessel.

5 (Five) 19th century brass and copper kettles, including two with squat, bulbous form kettles with turned wooden handles, one with gadrooned body, another in brass with dovetail construction, turned

4 (Four) 19th century brass and copper kettles, including one oval with dovetail construction, slightly tapered sides, goose neck spout and fixed handle, a small brass pot with dovetail construction,

Lot of six decorative 19th century brass and copper kettles with stands, including two with heavy, footed bases, one with gadrooned body, and four tilting models with spirit burners, one with repousse

A group of copper and brass kettles and other hearthware, 19th-20th century, comprising a large dovetailed copper kettle, two brass kettle, leather log carrier, suede log carrier, pair of leather elbo

19th and 20th Century examples, most European, including six copper & brass tea kettles and two brass & wrought iron trivets, Dimensions: The total weight of the kettles is 13.2 lbs.The largest trivet

Pair of unusual copper, brass and iron kettles. Dimensions: left side H16" x W 18" right side H12" x W 16"

Second half 19th century. Bail handles. Three spun brass kettles. "American Brass Kettle Manufacturers", 5.5"h. and two with "Hayden's Pat...Manuf'd by E. Miller & Co." Patent dates 1851 to 1873. 5",

brass, pot, copper kettle, pail and two pots with side handles.

Pennsylvania Early 19th Century Miniature Copper Tea Kettle. Swing handle, dome lid, brass mushroom finial, goose neck spout, crimped seam tab construction. 5-1/2"h. Condition: Good with several dents

American, 19th-early 20th century. Includes copper and tin food molds including some for maple sugar, scales, candy thermometer, "Hayden's" patent brass pail, two copper kettles, the largest with dove

TWO HANDMADE COPPER TEA KETTLES AND A BRASS AND IRON DOWN HEARTH TRIVETFirst Half of the 19th CenturyKettles with swing handles.Heights to 14".

Two 19th century Copper tea kettles. Includes one Italian made with hammered finish, Brass fittings and turned wooden handle, and one British made with square form, Brass fittings and milk glass handl

Pennsylvania 19th Century Copper Tea Kettle Signed "John W. Scholsser. (York, PA Circa. 1820-1861). Arched swing handle mounted on plinth with serifs tab base, brass mushroom finial, domed lid, goose

Pennsylvania Early 19th Century Copper Tea Kettle. Handle signed but illegible. Arched swing handle mounted on plinth tab base, brass mushroom finial, domed lid, gooseneck spout and crimped seam tabs.

Pennsylvania 19th Century Copper Tea Kettle Signed "P. Schaum". (Lancaster, PA Circa. 1785-1814). Arched swing handle mounted on plinth with serifs tab base, brass mushroom finial, domed lid, goosenec

Pennsylvania 19th Century Copper Tea Kettle Signed "P. Schaum". (Lancaster, PA Circa. 1785-1814). Arched swing handle mounted on plinth with serifs tab base, brass mushroom finial, domed lid, goose ne

L & P Peterson, Pittsburgh 19th Century Copper Tea Kettle. Shaped swing handle mounted on a chevron tab base, turned brass finial, stepped domed lid, goose neck spout and crimped seam tabs. 12"h. over

ASSORTED MINIATURE BRASS AND COPPER HEARTH ARTICLES, LOT OF 13, including tea kettle examples. 19th/20th century. Various sizes.&nbsp; From the Ann Connor C. Jones collection, Winston-Salem, NC.<

Tea stove, Holland 19th century, mahogany turned, partially ebonized, brass insert with burner and copper tea kettle, total h. 63 cm

19th century. All are dovetailed. Includes a long-handled kettle with straight spout, 18" long, an oval kettle with unidentified mark and brass beehive finial, 12" long, and a small kettle with goosen

with a cast brass fixed handle, 13 inches tall, goose neck spout. Polished, some dents around perimeter, some re-soldering around base. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn i

Two 19th Century Utilitarian Metalwares. 1st: Individual size copper tea kettle with goose neck spout and dovetailed seams, 5"h. 2nd: Brass dome lid muffineer with applied loop handle, 4"h. Condition:

A copper kettle of Stokes Family interest Likely Philadelphia or Southeastern Pennsylvania, early 19th century Oval form, the lid with brass knob, the underside of handle with impressed numeral, "6,"