Sterling Holloware: Tea Pots

Large and pretty coin silver teapot. Made by William Forbes in New York. Fluted and ovoid body with capped and scrolled handle, faceted s-scroll spout, flange, and stepped foot. Built-in strainer. Cover domed and hinged with flower finial. Ornamental borders with hearts and leaves on lined ground. Engraved script monogram. A sweet mid-19th century piece. Fully marked including maker’s initials and eagle stamp, and stamp for J & I Cox, a New York retailer active 1846-53. Very good condition.... Click for details

George V sterling silver portable cooker. Made by A. Barnett & Sons in London in 1915. Drum form with small spout and carved and threaded handle. Snug-fitting cover with loose ring finial. Burner, fuel canister, and stand. Engraved armorial was a poignant reminder of home. A fabulous Empire-era camping accessory. Very good condition apart from a few minor pings from being knocked around the world.

Overall dimensions: H 4 3/8 x W 6 7/8 x D 3 3/4 in. #BQ156

Japonesque mixed metal on copper tea kettle on stand. Made by Gorham in Providence in 1882.Curved sides, s-spout, and bracket-mounted stained-wood handle. Cover center impressed with gadrooning and ball finial. Round stand with four stylized scroll and leaf mounts terminating in claw-and-ball feet joined by stretchers to central open circle inset with heating element. Kettle sides have applied silver period motifs: Butterfly, bird, insect, blossoming prunus branch, and stem flowers planted in... Click for details

Pretty Colonial Revival sterling silver teapot in Jack Shepard pattern. Made by Lunt in Greenfield, Mass. Bellied with s-scroll spout and capped high-looping stained-wood handle. Flared and scrolled rim. Hinged and domed cover with ornamental finial. Four hoof supports. Hallmark includes no. 144D/2, pattern name, and “Reproduction”. Fine condition.

Dimensions: H 4 5/8 x W 8 1/4 x D 4 3/4 in. Gross weight: 14 troy ounces. #BQ300