British Regency Palmer Family Crest Silver Tea Pot

Circa 1850 by George Richmond Collis and Company of London, likely for the South Carolina market. Very fine example having nice form and having been chased brilliantly. One side is handsomely centered

Circa 1790, likely by John Holloway working in London. The piece having a very fine cylinder form with wood handle and tapered spout. The piece has a family crest at the top of the lid and on the side

An Irish sterling tea pot stand. The square stand with rounded corners has an internal border of wriggle work engraving and small family crest. Maker's mark reads Dublin, 1806, maker JB inscript. Irel

A. Wood (Probably British). Breakfast Still Life with Yellow Roses. Oil on canvas, depicting a Regency silver teapot, salt cellar, an egg and cup on a marbled blue plate with cup nearby, signed "Mr A.

9 1/4" TALL MILLER FAMILY CREST, PENANT MOTTO "MANENT OPTIMA COELO" APPROX. 19.5 TROY OZ. HANDLE SEPARATION

Georgian dated 1822 Singed JA sterling silver tea pot. Features a scalloped design with floral repousse decoration. Features a family crest which reads In Deo Mea Spes on the side. Marked with makers

Circa 1830, by J. Dixon and Son, working in Cornish Place Sheffield, England. Very well formed example having been hand chased with a family crest at one side. Some slight dings to the dome consistent

England, consisting of an octagonal sided teapot stand centred by a family crest and raised on 4 reeded supports, hallmarked London with date mark for 1790, maker's marks partially rubbed, together wi

Late 19th century. Having a very nicely formed finial atop gourd form with an excellent rope style family crest chased into one side. Simply marked Sterling at the underside. Good overall condition. H

Weight is about: 1183 g.Teapot weighs approximately: 754 g length is approximately: 24 cm width approximately: 19 cmSugar bowl weighs approximately: 263 g length is approximately: 18 cm width approxim

Roberts, Smith & Co, Sheffield, England, 19th century. having elegant form with well-chased body atop brilliantly formed stand. marked at base with Bell hallmark. not monogrammed. H15 ½”

Two silverplate batchelor tea pots with woven wicker or rattan covered handles. One is Apolo. They measure appx 5" x 6" H. One EPNS, Apollo; Bernard Rice's Sons Inc. and British EPC with Head, Crown a

Circa 1860. Having a brilliantly hand chased lid and body with monogram B. Good overall condition, very little bleed. No dings or dents. H14" Sold from the collection of a Columbia gentleman.

Northwestern Europe, England, London, ca. 1810 CE. An elegant regency period sterling 96% silver tea pot stand and burner made by the silversmiths Benjamin Smith II and James Smith III. Hallmarks incl

British sterling silver service including a teapot, a coffee pot, and a covered sugar, with engraved rocaille decoration, the pots with wooden handles and finials. London, 1922, by Adie Brothers. 3.75

Lot of British Sterling/Coin Silver, 19th C., includes tea pot and lion engraved tray with 19 spoons, most of which are engraved and/or monogrammed to underside Total weight 34 toz. Biography: "Antiqu

British Sterling Silver Covered Table Pitcher or Tea Pot with Hallmark and Carved Handle. 10.5 inches x 6 inches in diameter.

Hammered Silver Coffee/Tea Pot British. British hallmarks, marked Hand Made. Arts & Crafts hammering. Measures 9 inches tall.

A George II London sterling silver tea caddy by John Smith, 1737. Engraved family crest to the front panel featuring a shield surrounded by scroll decoration and figures. Bird armorial engraved to the

Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Tea Pot. C. 1854-1870 J.C. Moore & Son, Maker. Overall excellent condition, one small little dent to the back of the body (see photos)68.7 Ozt, Measures 16" to the top of

An arts and crafts hand wrought and hand hammered sterling silver tea pot by The Kalo Shop. Marked on underside, numbered #45L. Weight: 24.72ozt Measures: 9.25 x 5.5 x 7 inches Domestic Shipping: $35

Antique American Colonial Coin Silver Tea Pot by Joseph Richardson, Philadelphia, PA, c.1790. See "Joseph Richardson & Family, Fales" 1974, Page 190, Figure 169. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimens

Assembled British tea and coffee service comprising a White & Sons sugar bowl, cream pitcher and coffee pot, a Carrington & Co. teapot and an English stand marked "NL" within a diamond lozenge. 84.8 o

A rounded silver teapot with swing handle on a footed stand with small wax burner below 1" H.