ANTIQUE SILVER COFFEE POTS
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A small but very pretty Antique Victorian Sterling Silver coffee pot, having a round hand-chased bellied body with hand-chased floral decoration, a domed hinged lid with a wooden finial, a matching black-stained wooden scroll handle, and all sitting on three cast feet with floral shoulders. This beautiful small silver coffee pot was made by William Aitken of Chester in 1899. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver coffee pot are height 17 cms (6.75 inches), length 14 cms (5.5 inches), and it weighs approx. 350g (11 troy ounces). |
£475 |
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A very handsome Antique Sterling Silver George I style side-handled coffee pot, having a plain round body with straight tapering sides, a hinged domed lid with cast urn-shaped finial, a curved spout, a hand-carved brown-stained wooden scroll handle, and all sitting on a collet foot. This elegant silver coffee-pot was made by P and F of Sheffield in 1917. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver side-handled coffee pot are length 12.5 cms (5 inches), height 21.5 cms (8.5 inches), and it weighs approx. 465g (15 troy ounces). |
£795 |
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A pretty Antique Victorian Sterling Silver coffee pot, in a Queen Anne style, having an oval tapering body with hand-chased half-fluted decoration, a black wooden handle, a hinged lid with an invisible flat hinge and wooden finial, and all sitting on a pedestal foot. This beautiful antique silver coffee pot was made by Charles Stuart Harris of London in 1899. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver coffee pot are length 22.5 cms (8.75 inches), height 23.5 cms (9.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 450g (14.5 troy ounces) |
£795 |
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A very handsome Antique Victorian Sterling Silver hand-chased coffee pot, having a round hand-chased baluster body with melon-style fluting, a hinged lid with melon fluting and original cast floral finial, an insulated silver handle, a fluted spout, and all sitting on four shell and scroll feet. Made by the Savoury Brothers of London in 1846. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver coffee pot are height 26 cms (10.25 inches), length 26 cms (10.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 862g (28 troy ounces). |
£1,475 |
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A large and very handsome Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver George II style side-handled coffee pot, having a plain round body with straight tapering sides, a hinged domed lid with cast urn-shaped finial, a curved and panelled spout, a hand-carved wooden scroll handle, and all sitting on a flat base. This elegant silver coffee-pot was made by D. and J. Welby of London in 1910. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver side-handled coffee pot are length 13.5 cms (5.25 inches), height 23.5 cms (9.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 750g (24 troy ounces). |
£1,475 |
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A large and very handsome Antique Georgian sterling silver coffee Biggin pot with an original spirit burner stand, having a very plain round body with straight sides, a brown fruit-wood handle, a pull-off lid with wooden finial, and sitting on a burner stand with four flange feet. This beautiful coffee Biggin pot and burner stand was made by Robert Keay I of Edinburgh in 1807. The dimensions of this fine hand-made coffee pot Biggin on burner stand are length 22 cms (8.75 inches), height 30.5 cms (12 inches), diameter of main body 11 cms (4.5 inches), and it weighs approx. 1,178g (38 troy ounces). |
£2,975 |
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A very handsome Antique Georgian Sterling Silver coffee pot, having a plain round bellied body, with applied gadroon borders, a wooden scroll handle, a flame knop finial, and anthemion leaf decorated spout. Made by William Grundy London in 1775. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver coffee pot are height 26 cms (10.25 inches), length 22 cms (8.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 800g (25.8 troy ounces). |
£3,275 |
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An Antique Georgian Sterling Silver coffee pot, having a plain round bellied body, with applied gadroon borders, a wooden scroll handle, a flame knop finial, and anthemion leaf decorated spout. Made in London in 1774. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver coffee pot are height 30.5 cms (12 inches), length 22 cms (8.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 850g (27.4 troy ounces). |
£3,295 |
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A handsome Antique Sterling Silver small coffee pot for two people, having a plain panelled and bellied body, with a black wooden scroll handle, a hinged and panelled domed lid with cast finial, and all sitting on a pedestal feet. Made by the Goldsmiths & Silversmiths of London in 1913. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique sterling silver small coffee pot are height 17 cms (6.75 inches), length 14.5 cms (5.75 inches), and it weighs approx. 250g (8 troy ounces). |
£445 |
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A handsome Antique Edwardian Sterling Silver small coffee pot for two people, having a plain round bellied body with applied gadroon borders, a brown wooden scroll side-handle, a hinged domed lid with cast finial, and all sitting on a pedestal foot. This elegant silver coffee pot was made by Charles Stuart Harris of London in 1906. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique sterling silver small coffee pot are height 20 cms (8 inches), length 15 cms (6 inches), and it weighs approx. 300g (9.7 troy ounces). |
£445 |
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Antique Sterling silver fine hand-made William & Mary style coffee pot, having a very plain round body with tapering sides, a conical hinged lid with finial, a straight spout, and a wooden looped side-handle, all sitting on a raised base. Made by Thomas Bradbury & Sons of London in 1911. The dimensions of this fine silver coffee pot are length 12 cms (4.75 inches), height 22 cms (8.5 inches), and it weighs approx. 400g (13 troy ounces). |
£575 |
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A very elegant Art Deco style Sterling Silver bachelor size coffee pot, having a straight-sided panelled body, a brown wooden side-handle with stepped thumb-piece, a stepped hinged lid with wooden finial, a straight panelled spout, and all sitting on a collet foot. This beautiful silver Art Deco coffee pot was made by Charles S. Green & Co. Ltd., of Birmingham in 1933. This Art Deco coffee pot would be suitable for serving two people and the dimensions of this fine hand-made silver coffee pot are length 16 cms (6.25 inches), height 16.5 cms (6.5 inches), and it weighs approx. 280g (9 troy ounces). |
£575 |
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A very handsome Sterling Silver coffee pot in a Georgian style, having a plain round bellied body with applied gadroon borders, a brown wooden scroll handle, a hinged domed lid with a cast pineapple finial, and sitting on a pedestal feet. This beautiful silver coffee pot was made by the Barker Brothers of Birmingham in 1969. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver coffee pot are height 23 cms (9 inches), length 18.5 cms (7.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 450g (14.5 troy ounces). |
£585 |
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A Sterling silver Art Deco style coffee pot, having very plain panelled body with tapering sides, a wooden handle, a hinged lid with matching finial, and all sitting on a collet foot. Made by Mappin & Webb of Sheffield in 1950. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver coffee pot are length 20 cms (8 inches), height 19 cms (7.5 inches), and it weighs approx. 600g (19.4 troy ounces). |
£785 |
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An Antique Victorian Sterling Silver coffee pot, in a Queen Anne style, having an oval tapering body with hand-chased half-fluted decoration, a wooden handle, a hinged lid with an invisible flat hinge and wooden finial, and all sitting on a pedestal foot. Made by Charles Stuart Harris of London in 1885. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver coffee pot are length 22 cms (8.5 inches), height 21 cms (8.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 340g (11 troy ounces). |
£865 |
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Sterling silver fine hand-made Queen Anne style coffee pot with plain panelled tapering body, hinged domed lid with finial, a panelled spout, and a scrolled wooden handle. Made by Henry Stratford Ltd., of Sheffield in 1921. The dimensions of this fine silver coffee pot are length 20 cms (8 inches), height 25.5 cms (10 inches), and it weighs approx. 650g (21 troy ounces). |
£985 |
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A Sterling Silver large sized fine hand-made panelled coffee pot with plain panelled body, a hinged lid with finial, a curved wooden handle, and all sitting on a pedestal foot. Made by William Bush of Sheffield in 1932. The dimensions of this fine silver coffee pot are length 24 cms (9.5 inches), height 29 cms (11.5 inches), and it weighs approx. 682g (22 troy ounces). |
£1,075 |
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Antique Georgian sterling silver hand-chased coffee pot, having a round hand-chased baluster body with floral decoration, a hinged lid with melon fluting and original cast finial, an insulated silver handle, and sitting on four ball feet with applied cast leaves. Made by one of the most important English silversmiths from the late Georgian period, Edward Farrell, of London in 1828. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver coffee pot are height 21 cms (8.25 inches), length 25.5 cms (10 inches), and it weighs approx. 930g (30 troy ounces). |
£1,375 |
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An Antique Georgian William IV Sterling Silver hand-chased coffee pot, having a round hand-chased bellied body with floral and scroll decoration, a hinged lid with original cast flower finial, an insulated silver handle with anthemion thumb-piece, and sitting on cast floral and scroll feet. Made by the Barnard Brothers of London in 1832. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver coffee pot are height 25 cms (9.75 inches), length 25.5 cms (10 inches), and it weighs approx. 978g (31.5 troy ounces). |
£1,495 |
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A very unusual and fine pair of Sterling Silver Queen Anne style side-handled coffee or chocolate pots, having plain round bodies with straight tapering sides and applied cut-card work, hinged domed lids with cast thumb-pieces and hinged finials to allow the use of a chocolate stirring spoons, curved spouts with hinged openings, hand-carved wooden scroll handles with applied silver mounts, and all sitting on round collet feet. Made by Heming and Co., of London in 1932. The dimensions of this fine hand-made pair of silver chocoloate or coffee pots are length 16.5 cms (6.5 inches), height 23 cms (9 inches), and they weigh a total of approx. 1,302g (42 troy ounces). |
£1,875 |
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Antique Georgian sterling silver coffee pot, having a plain round baluster body, a domed hinged lid with acorn finial, a scroll spout, and a scrolled wooden handle, sitting on a round pedestal foot. Made by John Mackfarlen (Poss.) of London in 1759. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver coffee pot are length 20 cms (8 inches), height 26 cms (10.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 800g (26 troy ounces). |
£2,685 |
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Antique Georgian sterling silver baluster style large coffee pot with gadroon edges, wooden scroll handle, flame knop finial, and anthemion leaf decorated spout. Made by Francis Butty and Nicholas Dummee of London in 1772. Height 30 cms (11.75 inches), length 21.5 cms (8.5 inches). Weight approx. 28 troy ounces (868g). Please note that this item is crested on both sides of the main body. |
£3,375 |
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Antique Georgian sterling silver George II coffee pot, having a plain round body with straight tapering sides, a hinged cushion style lid with finial, an octagonal panelled spout, an ivory scroll handle, and all sitting on a collet foot. Made by John Swift of London in 1738. The dimensions of this fine hand-made silver coffee pot are length 18 cms (7 inches), height 20 cms (8 inches), and it weighs approx. 625g (20 troy ounces). Please note that this item shows fire-stain which is acceptable for a piece from this period. |
£3,475 |
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An Antique Georgian Sterling Silver George II coffee pot, having a plain round body with straight tapering sides, a hinged cushion style lid with cast finial, a curved spout with an applied anthemion leaf, a hand-carved wooden scroll handle, and all sitting on a collet foot. Made by Edward Vincent of London in 1738. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver coffee pot are length 21 cms (8.25 inches), height 23.5 cms (9.25 inches), and it weighs approx. 845g (27 troy ounces). Please note that this item is engraved with a full armorial crest on one side. |
£5,795 |
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Learn more about antique silver COFFEE POTS here.
Antique Silver COFFEE POTS description:
A tall hollow covered vessel for serving coffee with an insulated handle.
Antique Silver COFFEE POTS history:
The earliest known examples date from the middle 17th century (coinciding with the earliest import of coffee) but they are rare in silver before 1700. They have been made in large quantities since then and are still being made today.
Antique Silver COFFEE POTS design:
Their design and shape followed the prevailing fashion. Early pots before 1730 were always plain without any chasing, and were often straight-sided round or octagonal. Handles were normally attached directly opposite the spout, but sometimes side-handled coffee pots were made, for ease of pouring. The period from 1730 to 1770 was characterised by ornate chased designs, and the bodies becoming more bellied and curved. Neoclassical designs dominated the late 1700s. Then into the 19th and 20th centuries we see a wide variety of forms ranging from Regency, Victorian, Art Nouveau, through to Art Deco. The earlier pots, up to the Regency period, had wooden handles. Later pots up to about 1890 had silver handles with bone/ivory insulators. Then in the 20th century the general preference was for wooden handles again.
Antique Silver COFFEE POTS collectors note:
The age, condition, level of craftsmanship and their aesthetic qualities determine their value. All lids and silver handles must be part-marked. Points to look out for are replaced lids or handles, repaired spouts, handle joints, and lid hinges, later-chased bodies, and thin areas where crests have been added and removed.