Exquisite 19th-Century Spanish Sterling Rococo Revival Style Coffee Pot

French Art Nouveau Style Figural Silverplate & Cristallerie Lorraine Claret Jug  This exquisite French Art Nouveau-style figural claret jug stands 10 inches high, 7.5 inches wide, a...

19th century Old Paris topographical coffee pot, now as a lamp One side depicting a view of the of the Palais Royal the other side shows a view of the L’Arc Porte Saint- Denis, rais...

Diminutive Antique Sheffield Plate Armorial Tea/Cider Urn, Style Matthew Boulton, England, Circa 1800-1820 A Diminutive Antique Sheffield Plate Armorial Tea/Cider Urn from England, ...

19th Century Spanish Sterling Ecclesiastical Incense Burner & Stand Spain, Later 19th Century Hallmarked we are pleased to offer a rare and remarkable piece of religious artistry with this complete 19th century Spanish sterling Baroque style incense burner. Crafted with exquisite attention to detail, it embodies the elegance and spiritual significance of ecclesiastical treasures. This incense burner consists of two pieces that come together harmoniously. The standing column with its arched support provides a regal and stable base for the removable two-part urn motif incense burner. The silver chain adds a touch of grace and functionality to the design, allowing for easy handling. Ready to be placed and used, this incense burner is a testament to the enduring craftsmanship of Spanish silversmiths. It is hallmarked, attesting to its authenticity and quality. Unweighted and stable, it is both a decorative and functional piece, weighing approximately 7.2 ounces of silver. The overall measurements of this incense burner are 10 inches in height and 5 inches in width, raised on a 3.5-inch diameter pedestal base. The removable silver incense burner urn measures 4 inches in height and 2 inches in diameter, providing ample space for the burning of sacred incense. Embrace the beauty and spiritual significance of this Spanish sterling ecclesiastical incense burner & stand. Whether displayed as a cherished religious artifact or used in religious ceremonies, it serves as a symbol of devotion and reverence. Don't miss this opportunity to own this rare and complete 19th century Spanish sterling incense...

Circa 1830s, .875 fineness silver, by Albertus Homan, Amsterdam, Netherlands. After two hundred years, this coffee pot is as urbane and au courant as the day it was made. The Nederla...

Festive silver coffee or teapot: pear-shaped, bulbous raised body, narrowing again towards the opening, standing on four applied feet, wall decorated with rich relief and chased roca...

Ancient Neoclassic Sterling Silver Coffee Pot, Palermo, Sicily circa 1789 Embossed and engraved silver coffee pot Silversmith, probably Agostino Natoli Diego Di Maggio, Silversmith Consul in 1789 and 1796 Palermo, 1789 It measures 14.17 in (36 cm) high and weighs 2.76 lb (1.252 g) State of conservation: few signs of use and some slight blemishes The large silver coffee pot has a round mouthpiece with a markedly everted rim, on which hinges a domed lid with very full molded pod shapes; a closed bud surmounted by a small sphere serves as a knob. The polygonal neck descends and widens into molded elements that come together, with larger pods, at the point where it is attached to the body. The body in turn is united to a well-shaped foot, which ends in a flat base with a vertical rim. From the body rises a spout with a circular mouth accented with a thick rim. An angled loop, made of ebonized wood, is applied to the neck by means of a double-cone element having a sphere at its center; it ends in a silver cone...

Hallmarked in London in 1764 by Thomas Whipham & Charles Wright, this exceptional, George III period, Antique Sterling Silver Coffee Pot, is in the Rococo taste, with ornate chased d...