Georges Briard Coffee Service

Georges Briard Coffee Service, brass with blue enameled discs on lids with ring finials, "Dorado" pattern, wood handles, includes: coffee pot stand and tray, covered sugar, covered creamer, also unmat

Georges Briard. The underside titled, signed. Comprising seven dinner plates, seven luncheon plates, seven soup bowls, six saucers and seven coffee cups. Hand-painted with colorful wildflowers. Diamet

A Twenty-Four Piece W.S. George Coffee Service Set, 20th Century, Including five cups, seven saucers, four 6 1/4 in. plates, six 5 3/8 in. bowls, one sugar bowl and one creamer. From the Estate of Dou

Rare to find in this condition

All 4 mid-century modern pieces in this lot are in the Pineapple motif. They are: 1-10" Percolator w/ insert, stained on the inside, chips to the bottom and the glass top. There are No visible signs o

Frank M. Whiting and Co., George II coffee service: coffee pot, #796 78, creamer and open sugar, #1732, North Attleboro, MA, sterling silver, ebonized wood, stamped signature, numbered, together with

George Briard Dinner Service for 6

"Peony" pattern, by Georges Briard, 8 service plates, 8 salad plates, 8 soup bowls, 8 cups, and 8 saucers.

Twentieth century. A Georges Briard white enamel coffee pot. 9.5"h. Seven black, white and gold mid century modern cocktail glasses 3.5"h. A Royal Copenhagen covered vegetable dish 5"h. London Natural

An American Silver Six Piece Tea and Coffee Service George Sharp for Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, PA, Mid 19th Century comprising water kettle, teapot, coffee pot, creamer, covered sugar and waste bowl

Elkington & Co., Birmingham,1946; comprising a kettle on stand (9 1/2 inches wide; 9 1/2 inches high not including handle); a coffee pot (8 1/2 inches high); a teapot (10 1/2 inches wide); a covered s

mark of E. Viners, Sheffield (1939) hallmarks, the six piece service including a spirit kettle (12.5 in.), teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl with cover, creamer, and open waste bowl - all presented atop

A Taylor and Hamilton, Glasgow George III three-piece sterling silver coffee service with floral bouquet finials on coffee pot and sugar bowl lids, and swan spout on the coffee pot. Overall decoration

Three piece George V sterling silver chased melon form hot beverage service, with marks of Crichton Brothers (English 1890-1954), London 1917, comprising an individual coffee pot (6.75"), open individ

TRAYS 84 PC. GEORGE BRIARD "IMPERIAL MALACHITE" DINNER SERVICE

18th C Sterling Five Piece Tea / Coffee Service. Period George III 18th century five piece sterling silver tea and coffee service. Sugar bowl weighs approximately 448.5 grams, creamer weighs approxima

THOMAS WALLIS AND JONATHON HAYNE, GEORGIAN SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, LONDON, GEORGE III, 1815-1816, T.W. 55 TOZ Sterling silver. Each piece having two triple ribbed bandings, gadrooned

Ellis Jacob Greenberg, London, 1915-16, comprising coffee pot (7 3/4 in. H.) teapot, covered sugar bowl and cream pitcher, 52.0 ozt. t.w.

5 piece George Shiebler sterling silver tea & coffee service set in the Chrysanthemum pattern, circa 1886. Set includes tea pot, coffee pot, sugar bowl, creamer, and waste bowl. Lobed bodies with orna

Blossom pattern set including a tea pot, coffee pot, creamer, covered sugar and tea tray, model number 2C and 2E on tray, date mark 1933.L of tray 56cm (22in) H of coffee 22cm (8 1/2in) T.w. 3,289g CI

George V six-piece sterling silver tea and coffee service, Crichton Brothers (London), 1923, comprising of a hot water kettle on stand, teapot, coffeepot, creamer, sugar, and waste bowl, the bodies ha

A GEORGE III SILVER FOUR-PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, by John Robins, comprising teapot, London 1797; coffee pot, London 1804; cream jug, London 1805; and two-handled sugar bowl, London 1803; each of

A George III Silver Four-Piece Tea and Coffee Service Maker's Mark Obscured, London, 1815 comprising a teapot, coffee pot, creamer and sugar. each hallmarked for Sterling on body 58 ozt 12 dwt gross H

A Victorian Silver Four-Piece Tea and Coffee Service Charles Reily and George Storer, London, 1844 comprising a coffee pot, teapot, creamer, and open sugar, together with an associated silver-plate tr