American silver tea pot & pitcher

Max: American silver tea pot & pitcher

Outstanding silver plated teapot circa 1860-1880 with cherub figure lid handle. Shaped border with hand chased soldier head above an engraved leaf body. Teapot rests on amazing hand chased warrior hea

American and English Sterling Silver Pitcher and Teapot. Comprising Shreve & Co. 4 1/2 pint water pitcher with 'ALM' monogram, and English Thomas Whipham 1804 teapot with ebonized wood handle and knop

An American Silver Five-Piece Tea and Coffee Service with Matching Tray Gorham Mfg. Co., Providence, Rhode Island, Circa 1896 to 1898 comprising a kettle on stand, coffee pot, tea pot, cream pitcher a

Webster-Wilcox International Silver Co. six piece silverplate coffee and tea service in the American Rose pattern comprising coffee pot, teapot, water pitcher, creamer, and covered sugar bowl.

An American Silver-Plate Water Pitcher Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA together with an English silver-plate teapot. Height of pitcher 11 1/4 inches. Property from the Estate of Norma and David McIntyre, L

Comprising vases, a cup and saucer, a teapot, and a pitcher. Marked as shown. Tallest 8 3/4".

Allan Adler (American/California, 1916–2003). A three-piece sterling silver set comprising teapot, cream pitcher and sugar bowl; the coffee pot and cream pitcher with turned ebony wood handles. All

EIGHT AMERICAN SILVER-PLATE DINING ARTICLES by various makers Comprising an F. Rogers Silver Company punch bowl and ladle, a Homan Silverplate Company coffee pot, two water pitchers, two tea pots, an

John Sayre, New York (American,1771-1852) active 1796-1818, shaped coin silver tea set service, three pieces comprising a teapot with wooden handle, creamer / cream pitcher and covered sugar, engraved

New York, c. 1800, mark of W G Forbes consisting of a paneled oval teapot with urn finial, covered cream pitcher and covered sugar bowl, 41 troy oz. total (incl. wood

Tiffany & Co. American, Circa 1870-78 Japanesque Tea Service Designed by Edward C. Moore sterling silver, soldered silver (tray) including a teapot, coffee pot and stand, pitcher, creamer, covered sug

An early 20th century silver tea and coffee service by Gorham Manufacturing. All the items are decorated with engraved monograms. Includes a teapot, a coffee pot, a sugar bowl, and a cream pitcher. Ma

(Lot of 4) American Shreve & Company sterling silver hot beverage service consisting of a coffee pot, teapot, covered sugar bowl, cream pitcher, each polished organic body decorated with impressed scr

American and English, late 19th-20th century. Pink Royal Worcester chocolate pitcher, 9"h., Royal Worcester creamer, 3.75"h., silver luster teapot (wear), 6"h., an unmarked Roseville pottery jardinier

(2) piece American 19th century J. & I. Cox New York tea service comprised of a teapot and a milk pitcher with pin and leaf borders, scalloped form to body of vessels, stepped dome feet, and folia

Ca. 1900. American tankard pitcher with floral overlay and polished pontil, 10.5"h. And French teapot with floral overlay and marked "Sterling Depose," repair to lid, 7.5"h.

Five the total weight of approximately: 2593 g.Teapot weighs approximately: 651 g Length approximately: 26.5 cm width approximately: 15 cm.Coffee pot weighs approximately: 714 g length is approximatel

An American Silver Teapot and Coffee Pot Frank Smith Silver Co., Gardner, MA and Baldwin & Miller, Newark, NJ, 20th Century the teapot marked for Frank Smith, the coffee pot marked for Baldwin & Mil

American Silver Teapot and Covered Sugar, New York, mid 19th century, James Thomson, maker, both of urn form with domed lids surmounted by greyhound finials, bodies with flared repousse rims above fl

Daniel Van Voorhis American silver teapot, New York, of oval form with pineapple finial on domed lid, with straight tapered spout and bright cut engraving to body and wooden handle. Monogrammed, "RRH"

Mark of S. Kirk & Son Co., Baltimore, Maryland, Circa 1840, chased with figures in exotic landscapes with pagodas, bridges and boats, thistle finial, underside with monogram LSR, 8"h, weight approx. 2

Important Anthony Rasch 19th C American Silver Tea Pot. 19th century American coin silver by well known silversmith Anthony Rasch, examples of his work can be seen in the American Wing at the Metropol

American coin silver tea pot and waste bowl by Wood & Hughes, New York, circa 1840-60, each with a floral repousse design with a monogram cartouche, tea pot with a bird finial, tea pot 10" high, waste