A few examples of appraisal values for
COFFEE

• COFFEE VASE.Coffee Vase.
  COFFEE VASE.Coffee Vase. European, ca. 1930. Handsome chrome-plated canister that transforms cotton balls or cloth into hot coffee. 14Ó tall. Very good.
• 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.
• An M. Fred Hirsch Co. Inc. sterling
  An M. Fred Hirsch Co. Inc. sterling silver five piece coffee and tea service Circa 1930 Jersey City NJ with maker's mark and further marked ''Sterling / 1549'' including a coffee pot (11'' x 10.5'' x 5.5'') a teapot (9.75'' x 11'' x 5.75'') a cream jug (6'' x 5.5'' x 3.75'') a covered sugar bowl (7.25'' x 7.25'' x 4'') and a waste bowl (6.5'' x 4.25'') 5 pcs
• A Chinese export Jesuit ware coffee
  A Chinese export Jesuit ware coffee can, mid 18th Century, painted en grisaille with an erotic scene, 6.5cm high
• Redware glazed coffeepot 10.5''h.
  Redware glazed coffeepot 10.5''h. and three small ceramic figures.
• A Hungarian coffee service brightly
  A Hungarian coffee service brightly decorated flowers comprising a coffee pot six cups six saucers twelve plates etc (Kalocsa)
• TWO COFFEE MAKERS, PANS, ASSORTED
  TWO COFFEE MAKERS, PANS, ASSORTED HOUSEHOLD GOODS .
• COFFEE VASE,Coffee Vase. Maker
  COFFEE VASE,Coffee Vase. Maker unknown (likely German), ca. 1930. Tiered nickel-plated vase allows magician to transform a quantity of cotton batting into hot coffee. 8 _Ó high with a 1 _Ó opening. A fine example.
• COFFEE VASE.Coffee Vase. Colon:
  COFFEE VASE.Coffee Vase. Colon: Abbott’s Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1950. Spun aluminum vase magically transforms cotton into steaming hot coffee. Large model. 14” high. Very good.
• 4pc. Georg Jensen sterling silver
  4pc. Georg Jensen sterling silver tea and coffeeservice with ivory finials and handles with beaded trim. The set is comprised of: (1) coffee pot; (1) teapot; (1) creamer; and (1) covered sugar. Marked ''George Jensen Denmark Sterling'' as well as ''80A'' ''80B'' and ''80C''. 45.76 troy ozs. Coffee: 7.75''H Circa - Post 1945.
• (4 PC) PERSIAN SILVER COFFEE
  (4 PC) PERSIAN SILVER COFFEE SERVICE - Early 20th c Persian 980 Silver Coffee Service consisting of small pot creamer and covered sugar on matching tray engraved with gothic 'H' on underside with overall fine embossed vine decoration 6 1/2'' x 5 1/2''
• 4Pc. English George IV sterling
  4Pc. English George IV sterling silver coffeeservice having a coffee pot a tea pot a sugar shell and a creamer. Marks for Edwin and William Barnard London 1829-1830 69 ozt. Coffee pot 9''H Circa - 1829-1830.
• 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.
• STARR & MARCUS STERLING
  STARR & MARCUS STERLING TEA/COFFEE SERVICEAmerican Neo-Grec Sterling Silver Tea and Coffee Service , Starr & Marcus, New York, act. 1864-1877, pattern 465, incl. kettle-on-stand, teapot, coffee pot, open sugar and creamer, each globular form with flat-chased decoration and arabesque banding, sugar and creamer retain gilt wash interiors , kettle h. 12 1/4 in., total wt. 117.65 troy ozs. Provenance: Schwitz Collection, Franklin, LA
• A small silver coffee pot, London
  A small silver coffee pot, London 1925, with presentation inscription, 19cm high, approximately 419g
• Italian Silver Tea and Coffee
  Italian Silver Tea and Coffee Service, Attilio Buzzetti & Fratelli, Rome, 20th century comprising four pieces coffee pot height 8.1 in — 20.5 cm
• A Sampson part coffee service
  A Sampson part coffee service printed and painted with exotic birds and green leaves, comprising a coffee pot and cover, a milk jug, a sugar pot and cover, four coffee cups and saucers, spurious gold anchor marks, a Worcester style blue scale ground hot milk jug and cover, printed, painted gilt with exotic birds and flowers, circa 1900
• ADVERTISING COFFEE POT.
  ADVERTISING COFFEE POT. American first half 20th century. White clay lidded pot with pewter mount. Depicts a jester advertising ''Blanke's Faust Blend'' coffee. 10.5''h.
• A (4 PC) WATSON AESTHETIC
  A (4 PC) WATSON AESTHETIC MOVEMENT COIN SILVER HOT BEVERAGE SERVICE A (4 pc) Watson Aesthetic Movement coin silver hot beverage service, each footed piece cast in an ovoid form; the tea and coffee pots with with a bird form spout, a leafy cast scroll handle and an articulated hat form lid with an acorn finial, total weighable 136.5 ozt
• A Paris porcelain coffee pot,
  A Paris porcelain coffee pot, milk jug and sugar bowl, circa 1830, painted a band of flowers on a peach ground, together with a Copeland & Garrett part coffee service
• SEVRES-STYLE GILT PORCELAIN
  SEVRES-STYLE GILT PORCELAIN COFFEE SERVICESevres-Style Gilt Decorated Porcelain Coffee Service , marked, cobalt blue ground, incl. coffee pot, creamer, covered sugar, tray, 6 cups and 6 saucers
• A George III silver coffee pot,
  A George III silver coffee pot, John Robins, London 1795, of vase shape with incurved corners, fitted a carved fruitwood handle, crested to one side, initialled to the other, 30.5cm high, approximately 900g
• 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.
• An Italian .800 standard silver
  An Italian .800 standard silver four-piece tea and coffee service, marked Calegaro Italy, comprising a coffee pot, teapot, jug and sugar basin and cover, with acorn finials, gadrooned rims and twisted handles, approximately 2057gm
• A GEORGE IV SILVER PART TEA AND
  A GEORGE IV SILVER PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICEA three piece George IV sterling silver part tea and coffee serviceNapthali Hart, London1825Comprising a teapot, a coffee pot and a cream jug.the coffee pot height 8 1/4in (21cm); width 10in (25.5cm);
• 19th c. tole decorated coffee
  19th c. tole decorated coffee pot. 11'' Ht.
• Green and Brown Running Glazed
  Green and Brown Running Glazed Earthenware Coffee Service, 19th/early 20th century comprising thirteen pieces coffee pot height 8.7 in — 22 cm
• Georg Jensen sterling coffee
  Georg Jensen sterling coffee service, Georg Jensen design No. 80A, bone handles, clear acrylic finials, 6-3/4 in. coffeepot, matching creamer and covered sugar, marks for George Jensen, Denmark, inscribed on bottom "H/T*E" and "1936", 21.01 oz.T. Numerous dents, cracks to bone handles, creamer handle loose, light scratches. Estate of the Late Mary F. Kessler, Tryon, North Carolina.
• COFFEE, MILK AND SUGAR.Coffee, Milk
  COFFEE, MILK AND SUGAR.Coffee, Milk and Sugar. Vienna: S. Klingl, ca. 1915. Handsome nickel-plated coffee service allows the magician to produce hot coffee, sugar, and cream after each vessel is shown empty. With an extra gimmicked creamer. Possibly a married set; only the coffee pot is hallmarked.
• Approximately one hundred and
  Approximately one hundred and twenty decorative tea and coffee cups
• Approximately one hundred and
  Approximately one hundred and twenty decorative tea and coffee cups
• A collection of tea and coffee cups
  A collection of tea and coffee cups and saucers, circa 1800 (40)
• SIX-PIECE PERUVIAN STERLING
  SIX-PIECE PERUVIAN STERLING SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE Camusso. Comprising coffee pot teapot creamer sugar waste bowl and serving tray. Bulbous with foliate-capped scrolling handle and spout on scrolling feet; the tray with stepped and flaring serpentine border - 97 oz. 8 dwt.; 9 in. high coffee pot.
• Georg Jensen sterling coffee
  Georg Jensen sterling coffee service, George Jensen design No. 80A, bone handles, clear acrylic finials, 6-3/4 in. coffeepot, matching creamer and covered sugar, marks for George Jensen, Denmark, inscribed on bottom "H/T*E" and "1936", 21.01 oz.T., (three pieces). Numerous dents, cracks to bone handles, creamer handle loose, light scratches. Estate of the Late Mary F. Kessler, Tryon, North Carolina.
• A Paris porcelain white and gilt
  A Paris porcelain white and gilt part coffee service, circa 1810, of diamond moulded design, coffee pot, hot water pot, sugar vase and cover, six coffee cups and saucers, together with a similar dressing table set of two jars and a scent bottle
• 19th c. Bargeware painted coffee
  19th c. Bargeware painted coffee pot. 15'' Ht.