Silver Pot
Silver Plain top Rouge Pot |
| Silver plain top rogue pot.
Birmingham 1904. |
Antique Silverplated Coffee Pot. |
| Victorian silverplated coffee pot; Geo. III style, a faithful copy of a typical Georgian baluster shaped, gadroon border pot. Lovely handsome spout, and urn finial to lid. Wonderful quality.
Retailed by Brook & Sons. Edinburgh.
c1890. |
Pair Silver Pepper Pots. |
| Pair silver Geo. I style pepper pots; canister design with pull-off lids. Super quality by a good maker.
London. 1919. Edward Barnard & Sons.
Height 8.5cm. |
VICTORIAN SILVER PLATE COFFEE POT |
| This elegant silver plate coffee pot is electro plated Britannia metal, and dates from circa 1855 - 1870. The base is clearly marked 'EPBM'.
The coffee pot is in the Georgian style and measures 8.5" to the top of the finial. It is in excellent condition, with a minimal amount of wear at the base of the handle, commensurate with age, but with no wear to the body of the coffee pot. The hinged lid fits well, with no play on the hinge, and the pot is very clean inside, wtih no staining, and could be used today for the purpose for which it was designed.
This beautiful antique would enhance a traditional or modern interior. |
1903 CUT GLASS DRESSING TABLE POT JAR, SILVER TOP |
| NEW. An attractive cut glass dressing table pot, with an embossed floral and scrollwork sterling silver push on top. The compressed globular body is cut with hobnails and diamonds within and between parallel grooves; the silver top has a small vacant central cartouche. Condition: small partial seam split to the lid (does no affect fit); one or two unobtrusive tiny edge and point nicks; no cracks, bruises or hairlines; good tight lid fit - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. The silver lid hallmarked for Birmingham 1903, no maker's mark found. 1½in/3.8cm high, a little under 2¼in/5.7cm at the widest point. |
1897 CUT GLASS DRESSING TABLE POT JAR, SILVER TOP |
| NEW. A handsome cut glass dressing table pot, with an embossed floral and scrollwork sterling silver push on top. The compressed globular body is cut with hobnails and diamonds within and between parallel grooves, the base is embellished with a starburst; the silver top has a vacant central cartouche. Condition: a few unobtrusive edge and point nicks and nibbles; light age and use wear; no cracks, bruises or hairlines; good lid fit - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. The silver lid hallmarked for Birmingham 1897, maker's mark "L&S" for Levi & Salaman. 2½in/6.4cm high, 2¾in/7cm at the widest point. |
1901 CUT GLASS DRESSING TABLE POT JAR, SILVER TOP |
| NEW. An elegant cut glass dressing table pot, with an embossed floral and scrollwork sterling silver push on top. The cylinder shape body is cut with hobnails and diamonds within and between parallel grooves, the base is embellished with a starburst; the silver top has a vacant central cartouche. Condition: some dimpling to the underside of the lid; one or two unobtrusive edge and point nicks and nibbles; light age and use wear; no cracks, bruises or hairlines; very good lid fit - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. The silver lid hallmarked for Chester 1901, maker's mark "JD" over "WD" for James Deakin & Sons. 2½in/6.4cm high, 2¼in/5.7cm diameter. |
1900 CUT GLASS DRESSING TABLE POT JAR, SILVER TOP |
| NEW. A pretty cut glass dressing table pot, with an embossed floral and scrollwork sterling silver push on top. The compressed globular body is cut with chevrons and diamonds between parallel grooves, the base is embellished with a starburst; the silver top has a raised and vacant central cartouche. Condition: a few unobtrusive edge and point nicks and nibbles; light age and use wear; no cracks, bruises or hairlines; good lid fit - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. The silver lid hallmarked for Birmingham 1901, maker's mark rubbed. 1¾in/4.4cm high, a little under 1¾in/4.4cm at the widest point. |
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