A few examples of appraisal values for
COFFE POTS

• Three tin coffee pots 19th c.
  Three tin coffee pots 19th c. with later tole and wrigglework decoration approx. 11" h. ?
• COLLECTION OF SIX COFFEE POTS
  COLLECTION OF SIX COFFEE POTS Including a Middle Eastern chased copper pot, a French graniteware pot, and other similar pots.
• 19th c. tole decorated coffee
  19th c. tole decorated coffee pot. 11'' Ht.
• A Brass Coffee Pot 19th century
  A Brass Coffee Pot 19th century of tapering cylindrical form the circular lid with a turned finial having a curved spout and shaped handle. Height 8 3/4 inches.
• An Eastern copper coffee pot an
  An Eastern copper coffee pot an embossed copper jardini?re a saucepan and cover two oil lamps etc
• Brass and copper 2-handled coffee
  Brass and copper 2-handled coffee pot 19th/20th century Together with watering can, beverage dispenser, brass fire hose nozzle, and an oval wash tub (5 pcs). PROVENANCE: Property of a Philadelphia gentleman. Minor dents
• 19th c. toleware coffee pot. 12''
  19th c. toleware coffee pot. 12'' Ht.
• TOLE COFFEE POT. American 1st
  TOLE COFFEE POT. American 1st half-19th century. Strong red and yellow floral design on japanned ground. Areas of wear with inpainting. 10 3/4''h.
• Redware glazed coffeepot 10.5''h.
  Redware glazed coffeepot 10.5''h. and three small ceramic figures.
• A silver coffee pot, Sheffield
  A silver coffee pot, Sheffield 1919, of oval half-ribbed form, 24cm high, approximately 614gm
• AN EDWARDIAN STERLING SILVER COFFEE
  AN EDWARDIAN STERLING SILVER COFFEE POT An Edwardian sterling silver coffee pot, the tapered form, articulated dome form lid, fitted with a wood handle 76891/1, 8.5"h, total weight 13.2 toz (dent to base) Provenance: Property from the estate of Patricia Moffat Pope, San Francisco, CA
• TOLE COFFEE POT. American 2nd
  TOLE COFFEE POT. American 2nd quarter-19th century. Tall pot with side spout. Good original red and yellow fruit design on black ground. Some wear. 9 1/4''h.
• VICTORIAN COFFEE POT & SUGARA
  VICTORIAN COFFEE POT & SUGARA hand-coloured Victorian porcelain coffee or coco pot and matching covered sugar, well modeled with floral sprays, butterflies & gilt highlights. Apparently unmarked. Coffee pot, 11" high.
• A Worcester coffee pot and
  A Worcester coffee pot and matched cover, circa 1770-80, painted cannonball pattern
• TWO COFFEE MAKERS, PANS, ASSORTED
  TWO COFFEE MAKERS, PANS, ASSORTED HOUSEHOLD GOODS .
• Tin coffeepot 19th c. with an
  Tin coffeepot 19th c. with an ear-shaped handle and a hinged lid with brass finial. 9.5"h.x9.5"w.
• TOLE COFFEE POT. American 2nd
  TOLE COFFEE POT. American 2nd quarter-19th century. Tall pot with gooseneck spout. Original black ground with bold red roses topped by stylized peacock feather forms. Imperfections. 10 1/2''h. Some flaking and surface is heavily alligatored.
• A 19th Century French silver coffee
  A 19th Century French silver coffee pot with hinged cover and ebonised handle 17cm (6.75") high
• A Lunt sterling coffee pot and an
  A Lunt sterling coffee pot and an Industria Argentina sterling pitcher, both with wooden handles. Coffee pot: 7"H.
• Tole coffeepot 19th c. with an
  Tole coffeepot 19th c. with an asphaltum ground and polychrome floral decoration 8 1/2" h. ?
• English Silver Coffee Pot,
  English Silver Coffee Pot, London, 1961 height 9.8 in — 25 cm
• A silver coffee pot by Tiffany &
  A silver coffee pot by Tiffany & Co. c. 1915 approx. 21 cm in height and weighing approx. 17.6 oz.
• A small silver coffee pot, London
  A small silver coffee pot, London 1925, with presentation inscription, 19cm high, approximately 419g
• A 19TH CENTURY COPPER COFFEE POT,
  A 19TH CENTURY COPPER COFFEE POT, TOGETHER WITH A COPPER PRESERVE POT.
• American Silver Coffee Pot, early
  American Silver Coffee Pot, early 20th century height 9.3 in — 23.5 cm
• Black tole coffee pot early 19th c.
  Black tole coffee pot early 19th c. possibly Filley tinsmiths with red and yellow floral decoration 8 1/2" h. ?
• Toleware coffeepot, reinforced
  Toleware coffeepot, reinforced handle with lid guard, crooked spout, flanged base, tin with brown/black painted ground, red and yellow flowers, probably American, late 18th/early 19th century, 10-1/2 in. Minor paint chips, several small dents, interior rust. The Estate of the Late James F. Newland, Bristol, Virginia.
• A silver coffee pot and hot water
  A silver coffee pot and hot water jug J & Son London 1930 each fitted an ebonsied handle 20.5cm (8") high approximately 1195gm
• COFFEE VASE.Coffee Vase. French,
  COFFEE VASE.Coffee Vase. French, ca. 1890. Brass vase transforms cotton or cloth into steaming hot coffee as if by magic. Spring loaded base and gimmicked finial that turns three internal catches to hold back inner container. 13 _Ó high. Base with minor dents and chips, gimmick a bit finicky; good.
• A silver coffee pot, William Comyns
  A silver coffee pot, William Comyns & Sons, London 1970, pear-shaped with hinged dome cover, shaped spout and composition scroll handle, 23.5cm high, approximately 710g
• A Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver
  A Tiffany & Co. Sterling Silver Coffee Pot With bands of classical details at the bottom, upper edge, ends of the handle and at the lower portion of the spout, and bone insulators, approx. 8-1/2"H, weighing approx. 17.50 troy oz.
• A German silver coffee pot, .925
  A German silver coffee pot, .925 standard, of pear-shape with ropetwist finial and foot rim (with ivory heat absorbers), 21cm high, a German sterling silver ewer, 20cm high and a German .835 standard jug/Ivory registration reference CR6FVVJC
• A SILVER COFFEE POT Of tapered
  A SILVER COFFEE POT Of tapered cylindrical form, the spout with a fluted motif, the body crest engraved in the 18th century taste, height 25cm, London 1912, gross weight 702 gms
• ENGLISH SILVER COFFEE POT London
  ENGLISH SILVER COFFEE POT London 1935 J.B. Chatterly & Sons Ltd. of flaring cylindrical shape with C-scroll wood handle and domed cover with stylized acorn finial - h: 9 in.
• English sterling silver small
  English sterling silver small coffeepot goldsmiths & silversmiths company, london, 1938 Of traditional form with paneled spout and treen handle. H: 5 1/2 in. 11 oz. total weight. PROVENANCE: From the collection of Helen & Walter Morgan, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
• A silver coffee pot Chester circa
  A silver coffee pot Chester circa 1930 of tapering cylindrical form 17.5cm (7") high approximately 310gm