James Robinson Silver Coffee Pot

London, 1971, paneled light house form, dome top, wooden handle, marks for James Robbinson, .925 fine, base engraved "James Robinson Inc./New York/Made in England", 29.52 oz. T. gross weight

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

Sterling silver three-piece coffee service, including coffee pot, creamer, and sugar. With label from James Robinson Inc. New York: "Handmade English silver coffee service. Reproduction of London 1712

fine 5 pc. 1921 Adie Bros. London sterling silver tea service retailed by James Robinson NYC, consisting of coffee pot, teapot, kettle on stand with burner, open sugar bowl and creamer, all having rib

George VI Sterling Silver Five Piece Tea Service, Birmingham, 1945-46, marker's mark of Horace Woodward & Co., made in England for James Robinson, comprising hot water kettle on stand, coffee pot, cov

English Silver Three-Piece Coffee Service Mark of James Robinson, London, 1968; with wood handle. Comprising: A coffee pot with hinged cover A sugar bowl A milk jug The coffee pot 11 in. high, 44.4 oz

A William & James Priest George III Silver Coffee Pot, London, England, circa 1766Marks: (

English George III Sterling Silver Coffee Pot by James Kirkup Newcastle, England. Circa 1743. Fully Hallmarked.Condition: Generally Good condition.Dimensions- H- 10.5", Handle to Spout 8.5"Weight- 880

A GEORGE II SILVER COFFEE POT, by James Kirkup, Newcastle 1750, of baluster form with domed hinged cover, the moulded spout with leaf-form terminal. 24.5cm high, 25.3 troy ounces View 360 degree spin

George III sterling silver fluted coffee pot with chased floral decoration, a scalloped foot, and urn form finial, London, 1797, by James Mince. 11.5"h x 11"w. 24.25 ozt

William Moorcroft for James Macintyre & Co. Rare three-piece Claremont coffee set with toadstools and overlay England, c. 1905glazed earthenware, silver coffee pot: 9.625 h x 7.375 w x 4.125 d in (24

DESCRIPTION: (4Pc) English JD&S (James Deakin & Sons) sterling silver tea service, composed of a coffee pot, tea pot, sugar caddy, and dairy caddy, all with ornate scrolling acanthus leaf decorations,

Mixed Group of Antique/Vintage Silverplate and a small sterling silver dish, includes James W. Tufts Japan motif fan tray, 3 animal decorated napkin rings, coffee pot, butter dish etc (lot) Dimensions

James Dixon & Son Sheffield Melon Shaped Silver Plate Tea Set. 2x Tea/Coffee Pots, Teapot, Sugar and Milk/Cream Jug. Makers Marks to the base, EPBM.. (5 items)

(lot of 9) Collection of silver plate service and table ware, comprising: (1) Meriden covered tureen; (1) James Tuft tray, some plate loss; (1) handle tray; (1) Kings coffee pot; (2) Victor Silver Co

Cobalt blue Wedgwood jasperware covered pitcher/coffee pot with a silver plated lid. The lid is hallmarked by James Deakin & Sons. Measures 7- 1/4" tall and 3-7/8" wide at the bottom.

An Italian Buccellati sterling silver 4-piece coffee / tea service, Italy. Comprised of a coffee pot, teapot, covered sugar bowl and cream pitcher. Classical form with shaped rosewood handles and fini

Silver plate Tea Pots, Shaker, Cocktails and more to include Gorham Mfg. Co 0200 coffee pot, ice bucket, ruffle edge dish, 6-1/4"L sugar cube holder with tongs, James W. Tufts gadrooned coffee pot, Sh

A Three-Piece Baltimore Silver Repoussé Coffee Service, late 19th centuryMarks: STERLI

An Art Deco silver-plated four-piece tea set, 1930s, by James Dixon & Sons, of flaring buttressed design, set with Bakelite handles and finials, comprising: a coffee pot, a teapot, a sugar bowl and a

comprising 37 knives, 38 forks, 43 spoons, 3 ladles, a service set of 9, 4 serving spoons, carving set of 2, a service set of 2, in a red canvas box, each hallmarked with James Robinson England, city,

Crafted of sterling silver. Rare piece of George III English silver. Coffee pot on warmer stand features clean lines with egg and dart decoration. Top with egg and feather finial with wheat border nec

An early George II Irish sterling silver coffee pot, Dublin 1727, possibly by Robert Calderwood (active 1727-66) Of tapering cylindrical form upon a moulded foot, the wooden C scroll handle pinned to

John and Peter Targee (working New York, c. 1811) coin silver coffee pot on warming stand, rectangular with lobed belly tapering to a spreading, rectangular foot with stepped base; short, decorative p