A few examples of appraisal values for
COFFEE SCOOP

• 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.
• Barbour Silver Co. sterling
  Barbour Silver Co. sterling coffee set. Service includes a coffee pot, creamer and sugar. Each piece marked BSC on the base. Total overall weight is approximately 18.8oz. Pot: 9"H. Good condition, creamer with dent below spout and uneven foot rim to coffee pot.
• American Sterling Silver Coffeepot,
  American Sterling Silver Coffeepot, 1852, by William Gale & Son, New York, the cylindrical body decorated with repousse floral scrolls centering opposing cartouches and with a wrigglework fluted calyx, raised on an annulated circular foot, with ivory-insulated, acanthus-crested handle, hinged lid with ovoid finial, and elaborate "vintage" scroll spout, h. 15-3/4", dia. 5-1/4", l. 10-1/4", 30.93 t. oz.
• 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.
• 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 Dutch .833 Silver Coffee Pot
  A Dutch .833 Silver Coffee Pot and Creamer circa 1870 the coffee urn of gourd form with a fitted lid with a mushroom finial and a long vertical spout; the creamer hahaving a squat bulbous body with a beak spout; each is decorated with an engraved neoclassical Greek key banding on the straight neck and has a C-shaped handle. Height of tallest 9 1/4 inches.
• CAPODIMONTE PORCELAIN THREE PIECE
  CAPODIMONTE PORCELAIN THREE PIECE COFFEE SERVICE. Comprised of a coffee pot creamer and tray. Together with a Van Schierholz porcelain teacup and saucer Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is
• .800 SILVER COFFEE
  .800 SILVER COFFEE SERVICEcomprising a coffee pot, creamer, and open sugar bowl 34 total troy ounces the coffee pot: 9 1/2 inches high Condition:
• Sterling Coffee Service American,
  Sterling Coffee Service American, 20th century: 8-1/4 in. coffeepot with matching creamer and lidded sugar, urn forms, marks for Bailey, Banks & Bailey (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, working 1878 to present), "E151", no monograms, 34.45 oz.T., (three pieces),
• 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.
• (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''
• American neoclassical style
  American neoclassical style three-piece dessert coffee set Tiffany & Co. New York first half-20th century; comprising coffeepot of 20 oz. capacity 9 3/8 in. H.; 34.75 ozt. t.w. including ebony handle covered sugar and creamer Estimate $ 1 000-1 500
• 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.
• American sterling silver individual
  American sterling silver individual coffee set Currier & Robey New York mid-20th century; pattern 1004 comprising: coffeepot 8 3/4 in. H. with ebony handle; cream jug; and open sugar bowl; 28.70 ozt. t.w. Estimate $ 600-800 Monogram ''EJG.''
• 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.
• THREE-PIECE AMERICAN STERLING
  THREE-PIECE AMERICAN STERLING COFFEE SERVICE Including a coffee pot, creamer and sugar. In the Georgian taste, of bulbous form, with gently scrolling rim, each piece raised on foliate feet, the coffee pot with treen handle and urn-form finial; coffee pot is 8 1/2 in. H, 26.30 ozt., total weight
• 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.
• AMERICAN COIN SILVER FIVE-PIECE
  AMERICAN COIN SILVER FIVE-PIECE COFFEE SERVICEGerardus Boyce, New York, circa 1830-1840; an over-sized service comprising a coffee pot (11 1/2" high), a hot water pot (12 1/4" high), a creamer (7 3/4" high), a covered sugar bowl (10" high), and a waste bowl (5 1/2" high); each piece monogrammed 'BL'; aproximately 4,975 grams total gross; Provenance: The Collection of Ronald Belkin, Long Beach; Condition:
• Tiffany & Co. sterling silver small
  Tiffany & Co. sterling silver small coffeepot circa 1928 The domed lid above a swollen body, with treen finial and side handle. H: 7 3/4 in. 16 oz. total weight
• Poole "Georgian" sterling silver
  Poole "Georgian" sterling silver coffee service comprising of a coffee pot with ivory spacers, a creamer and sugar. Total weight is approximately 55.8oz. Marked on the base. 10"H.
• 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.
• Three piece sterling coffee
  Three piece sterling coffee service: Watson 9-1/2 in. coffeepot with matching creamer, sugar, squared C handles, ivory spacers, and 14 in. octagonal tray, 43.24 oz.T., (four pieces). Light scratches, small dents. Private Collection, Easley, South Carolina
• 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.
• JENSEN, Georg (Denmark). 925
  JENSEN, Georg (Denmark). 925 Sterling. # 2 Blossom Coffee Service C.A. 1930. Designed by Jensen in 1905. Ivory Handles. Coffee pot 8.5," teapot 5.5, " sugar 4.75," creamer 2.75." From a New Rochelle estate. Approx. 72 troy oz.
• 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.
• 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 set of ten silver coffee beans
  A set of ten silver coffee beans spoons Birmingham 1924.
• 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.
• South American .900 Silver
  South American .900 Silver Coffeepot, late 19th or early 20th century, of octagonally paneled pear-shaped form, the C-scroll handle with bone insulators, the hinged, domed lid with spherical bone finial, the "pelican's beak" spout with hinged flap, the body fitted with a horizontal billet chamber capped below the handle, the whole raised on four flattened spherical bone feet, h. 10-1/2", dia. 6", l. 8-1/2", 39.16 t. oz.
• GEORG JENSEN SILVER THREE-PIECE
  GEORG JENSEN SILVER THREE-PIECE AFTER DINNER COFFEE SERVICE Comprising a pot creamer and sugar bowl with wood handles. Provenance: Property from a Southern Collector. 3 to 5 7/8 in. approx. 22 oz.
• A set of six coffee bean spoons
  A set of six coffee bean spoons with enamel bowls decorated with flowers Birmingham 1960 together with another set of tea spoons Sheffield 1932 both sets boxed.
• BLACK STARR & FROST SILVER
  BLACK STARR & FROST SILVER FOUR-PIECE COFFEE SET After a circa 1770 original comprising a pear-form pot covered sugar bowl creamer and pail with gadroon rims; 3 3/8 to 10 in. 55 oz.
• 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
• COFFEE, MILK, AND SUGAR
  COFFEE, MILK, AND SUGAR TRICK.Coffee, Milk, and Sugar Trick. Sweden, Harries Magic, ca. 1940. Cotton, silk, and confetti placed in the separate pieces of a metal coffee service transform into hot coffee, sugar, and cream. Handsome construction, the largest item 9 _Ó high. Includes specially prepared coffee pot, creamer, and sugar bowl with lid. Very good.
• Gorham Sterling Silver
  Gorham Sterling Silver Coffeepot, 1886, Providence, Rhode Island, the squat body below a tall, tapering neck, with a slender "gooseneck" spout and high, ivory insulated arched handle, the hinged and domed lid with a flame finial, the whole raised on four cast-and-applied rococo feet, the whole decorated with repousse floral and rococo scrolls, h. 10-3/4", dia. 5-1/4", l. 4-1/2", 30.87 t. oz.
• American Silver Coffee Service,
  American Silver Coffee Service, Dominick & Haff, New York, N.Y., early 20th century comprising three pieces coffee pot height 10.6 in — 27 cm