A few examples of appraisal values for
EARLY DUBLIN COFFEE POT

• GEORGE II IRISH SILVER COFFEE
  GEORGE II IRISH SILVER COFFEE POTDublin, mid 18th century, pear form, stepped base, squared wooden handle, bud finial, curved spout with leafy motifs, later heraldic device, partial marks, .925 fine, 33.28 oz. T., 10 in. Provenance: Collection of the Birmingham Museum of Art, sold to benefit the Decorative Arts Acquisition Fund Condition: small dents and typical wear for age, accession marks
• Irish George IV Silver Coffee Pot
  Irish George IV Silver Coffee Pot Estimate:$600-$900
• Georg Jensen, USA Sterling 'Dublin'
  Georg Jensen, USA Sterling 'Dublin' Coffee Set, including footed coffee pot, 8 1/4"H, marked Dublin pattern 75 at underside, a footed cream pitcher, 4 1/4"H and a double handled and footed sugar bowl, 6 1/4" dia handle end to handle end, 3 1/4"H, each with a 3-letter monogram at front, 'GRB', 21.5 TO
• A Victorian silver coffee pot/hot
  A Victorian silver coffee pot/hot water jug with bright cut engraving of ferns by Cunningham & Co. Edinburgh 1871 also bearing the ownership stamp of the Marquis of Breadalbane. Weight 16 oz.
• Copper and brass twin spigot coffee
  Copper and brass twin spigot coffee urn Curtis & Sons, Dublin PROVENANCE: Property of a Philadelphia gentleman.
• An Eastern copper coffee pot an
  An Eastern copper coffee pot an embossed copper jardini?re a saucepan and cover two oil lamps etc
• An Irish Silver Three-Piece
  An Irish Silver Three-Piece Coffee Service Royal Irish Silver Co., Dublin, Fourth Quarter 20th Century comprising a coffee pot, twin-handled sugar and creamer. each hallmarked for Sterling on underside 55 ozt 2 dwt gross Height of teapot 11 3/8 inches. Property from the Collection of Dayle Kline, St. Louis, Missouri
• Leeds coffee pot, 19th c., with
  Leeds coffee pot, 19th c., with yellow sprig banding. 10.5"h x 9"w Condition: Minor chips to spout, imperfections in glazing.
• (2) IRISH SILVER COFFEE POTS,
  (2) IRISH SILVER COFFEE POTS, 18TH C. POSSIBLY1761, George Hill, Dublin. Engraved coat of arms. Pots show no date letter, but does show Hibernia and harp mark. Stamped GH. Both pots show dents and areas of repair. Strap handles with heat dispersers. Hinged lid with embossed swirl design and shaped finials. 9 3/4" high, 8" wide, approx. 4 1/4" diameter. 36.11 total ozt. Possibly replaced bottoms.
• LEEDSWARE COFFEE POT. England 1st
  LEEDSWARE COFFEE POT. England 1st quarter-19th century. Tall pot with dome lid and three-color flowering sprig design. Spout has shallow flake 12 1/4''h.
• Large copper and brass coffee maker
  Large copper and brass coffee maker W. F. Dougherty,& Sons, Philadelphia, Early 20th century Cylindrical form, brass tube holders, spigots, feet and diamonds shaped plaque "W. F. Dougherty,& Sons, 1009 Arch St., Phila.". H: 33 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Property of a Philadelphia gentleman. glass tubes missing, bent
• An Irish Victorian silver four
  An Irish Victorian silver four piece tea and coffee set . John Smyth Dublin 1859/1860 . Louis Quatorze with crest Erasures in cartouches on other sides comprising coffee pot teapot open sugar bowl and cream pitcher height of coffee pot 9 3/4in (24.7cm); (83 oz. 8 dwts.).
• 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
• IRISH SILVER COFFEE POT BY JAMES
  IRISH SILVER COFFEE POT BY JAMES MOORE & EDWARD MURRAY Victorian Repousse Decorated Sterling Silver Pot by James Moore & Edward Murray, Dublin, 1839, lobed sides with floral and leaf design, ivory insulators, CH monogram, set on anthemon decorated feet, with "make-do" sterling leaf form lid finial by Samuel Le Bas, Dublin 1875, 9 1/4" high, 10 1/4" x 7", 31.14 ozt. Cracked insulator.
• English copper coffeepot,
  English copper coffeepot, dovetailed construction, ribbed lid, milk glass handle, British, 19th century, 10-1/2 in. Old discoloration and corrosion, handle with crack.
• Queen Anne Irish Silver Coffee Pot,
  Queen Anne Irish Silver Coffee Pot, probably Edward Workman, Dublin, c.1708-12 height 10.4 in — 26.4 cm
• GEORGE III IRISH STERLING SILVER
  GEORGE III IRISH STERLING SILVER COFFEE POT George III Irish sterling silver coffee pot, the rim struck with hallmarks of the George III head of 1785, Irish sterling standard, and the city of Dublin, maker unknown, the marks effaced from underside, but with scratch mark "X 102", of tall tapering form with an acorn finial top and scrolling acanthus cast spout with shaped wooden handle, with repousse work of rocailles centering the later engraved arms and motto "Fortes Fortuna Juvat" [Fortune Favors the Bold] of John Arthur Douglas Bloomfield, 2nd Baron Bloomfield of Ciamhaltha (1802?1879). Weight 28.45 ozt. (inclusive of handle). 10" H. Note: Lord Bloomfield, son of the 1st Baron Bloomfield had a long and illustrious diplomatic career in Britain, and on his retirement in 1871, he was created Baron Bloomfield, of Ciamaltha in the County of Tipperary, this time in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, which entitled him to a seat in the House of Lords. He died in 1879 without heirs.
• (5) Pcs Belleek Shamrock porcelain,
  (5) Pcs Belleek Shamrock porcelain, c/o basketweave coffee pot (6-3/4" h, chip to spout), sugar bowl & creamer, shell creamer, butter tub
• A silver coffee pot, Sheffield
  A silver coffee pot, Sheffield 1919, of oval half-ribbed form, 24cm high, approximately 614gm
• Three tin coffee pots 19th c.
  Three tin coffee pots 19th c. with later tole and wrigglework decoration approx. 11" h. ?
• Double belly pewter coffeepot
  Double belly pewter coffeepot boardman & hart ,hartford, connecticut, early to mid 19th century With bright-cut or wriggle engraving of leafage and vines. H: 12 in. PROVENANCE: Skinner, Inc., Sale 1553, Lot 331. Fine metal lid badly bent, fine touch
• English sterling silver small
  English sterling silver small coffeepot london, 1903 Marks rubbed, of traditional form with a domed lid and spreading cylindrical body, curved spout and treen handle. H: 8 in. 16 oz. total weight
• An early 18th Century style
  An early 18th Century style silver coffee pot, London 1907, of tapering square canted shape, crest and armorial to one side, 23cm high, approximately 671gm/Note: Crest and armorial of Fraser
• 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.
• SILVER. GEORGIAN PERIOD SPECTACULAR
  SILVER. GEORGIAN PERIOD SPECTACULAR IRISH SILVER Figural Coffee Pot. A truly exceptional Irish silver figural coffee pot executed in a heavy repousse (Baltimore style). This coffee pot features well executed floral and scroll work throughout, a tremendous figural true to life phoenix head spout over a figural bust most surely depicting Brian Borul (Brian Boruma mac Cennetig), acorn finial and a wood handle, flanked on both sides with central cartouche (1) depicting an engraved red stag the other blank, and a wood scroll handle. With a City mark of Dublin, Maker's mark of William Nolan, and a date stamp of 1823. Total approx. weight is 34.85 troy oz (gross). From a Manhattan, NY estate. Dimensions: coffee pot measures approx. 11.25" in height. Condition: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. Finial is slightly off kilter.
• ENGLISH MOCHAWARE COFFEE POT
  ENGLISH MOCHAWARE COFFEE POT Early 19th c., the domed cover with acorn finial, the pear-shaped body with engine-turned and pink floral banding on pale blue ground, 11" h
• Early English silver coffee pot,
  Early English silver coffee pot, circa 1728, makers mark indecipherable. 8"h x 7"w / 17 troy oz (including wood handle) Condition: Wear consistent with age.
• 1795 DUBLIN STERLING SILVER
  1795 DUBLIN STERLING SILVER CHOCOLATE POTGeorge III sterling silver coffee or chocolate pot, measuring about 12" high and weighing 23.6 Troy ounces. Ornate repousse, hand-chased, depicting what appears to be a Chinese woman gathering flowers on one side and a Chinese man -- complete with conical hat -- releasing a bird on the opposite side. Several birds appear all over the pot, including three on the lid alone. Hand-hammered handle. Hallmarks include Dublin city mark and "IC" maker's mark, as well as a capital serif Y, presumed to be 1795, but possibly 1771. There is no monarch's head stamp. Very good condition, with a couple of light bumps, excellent detail. Sits flat. Period monogram on one side. shipping info This item will need to be shipped by a packing company of your choice. We maintain a list of reliable shippers, or you may choose your own.
• Two English Coffeepotslate
  Two English Coffeepotslate 18th-early 19th century the first is porcelain with transfer decoration in an Oriental motif bell lid (some crackle to glaze; roughness to spout tip; small chips to inner foot ring) the second a creamware pear-shaped pot probably Leeds with domed floral finial lid and applied entwined strap handles with floral terminus (lid with chips; one terminus with original firing lines).9.5 in. and 8.5 in.Black light examination reveals no restoration.
• 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. ?
• 19th c. pewter coffee pot by T.S.
  19th c. pewter coffee pot by T.S. Derby Middletown Conn. (1812-1852). 11'' Ht.
• A silver coffee pot HS London
  A silver coffee pot HS London 1900 with hinged cover and tapering spout fitted an ebonsied handle 21.2cm (8.5") high approximately 610gm
• A silver coffee pot Lambert
  A silver coffee pot Lambert Coventry Street London 1899 of octagonal shape on four ball feet 20cm (8") high approximately 480gm
• An Irish George I Silver Coffee Pot
  An Irish George I Silver Coffee Pot Joseph Walker, Dublin, 1714 the body with an engraved shield crest for the Blennerhassett family within a repoussé-decorated body with scroll, floral and animal motifs. hallmarked for Sterling on underside 22 ozt 4 dwt gross Height 9 1/2 inches.
• A small silver coffee pot, London
  A small silver coffee pot, London 1925, with presentation inscription, 19cm high, approximately 419g
• 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.