A few examples of appraisal values for
TIPPING POT

• 18th c. tipping kettle. 13 3/4''
  18th c. tipping kettle. 13 3/4'' Ht.
• 19th c. tipping kettle.
  19th c. tipping kettle.
• CAST IRON TIPPING TEA KETTLEca.
  CAST IRON TIPPING TEA KETTLEca. 1800-1830; the tipping lever enables one to pour from the kettle without removing it from its hook over the fire, 10"d, 11"h, Condition: original bail, lid may date earlier
• THREE POTS, TOM TURNER (AM, B.1945)
  THREE POTS, TOM TURNER (AM, B.1945) Assimilated ash glaze, to include: a pillow jar with slip, 176 (10 in.); a vase with in-the-round band of stylized flowers, 702 (12 1/2 in.), and a bulbous vase with applied twist handles and trailed slip, 802, all artist signed.
• CLEVELAND COMMERCIAL GRADE
  CLEVELAND COMMERCIAL GRADE TILTING POT 52 in. H., approximately 28 in. W., approximately 24 in. D.
• A ROGERS & BROS SILVER-PLATED
  A ROGERS & BROS SILVER-PLATED TIPPING WATER PITCHERA Rogers & Bros silver-plated tipping water pitcher, Late 19th century Marked for Rogers & Bros The American Victorian tipping pitcher with chased flowers, scrolls, and birds, together with a conformingly designed cup and tray, 3 pieces Dimensions: Pitcher and tray overall: 16.5" H x 22" W x 12" D Provenance: Antiquarian Traders, Beverly Hills, CA Acquired from the above by present owner
• TOLE COFFEE POT. American 2nd
  TOLE COFFEE POT. American 2nd quarter-19th century. Large pot with handle and side spout. Original dark (black) japanned ground with wide band of red tulips and yellow flourishes. Some traces of blue. Worn. 8 1/2''h. Possible 1/2'' x 1'' repair on bottom.
• 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.
• Wedgwood Blue Jasperware Dipped
  Wedgwood Blue Jasperware Dipped Teapot , chips to spout- 4.5x6''
• 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 pictorial pot with lid for L.T.
  A pictorial pot with lid for L.T. Piver Paris and London.
• MARTIN & HALL SILVER PLATED TILTING
  MARTIN & HALL SILVER PLATED TILTING TEA POT SET: Comprising; 1- Tilting Teapot, 1- Creamer, & 1- Sugar bowl. All reside on a caddy. Overall scrolling foliate motif. Impressed marks at the undersides. Approx. 13.75'' h x 16.5'' w x 9'' d.
• A ceramic pot lid illustrating
  A ceramic pot lid illustrating the legend of Tam O'Shanter a ceramic shaving cream pot and a Wedgewood blue and white pin tray.
• TANG STYLE SMALL CACHEPOTLow
  TANG STYLE SMALL CACHEPOTLow bellied pot with flaring rim and two molded beast head handles. A nice straw/white clear glaze with fine crackle/ (ROND2-785)(PR) Dimensions: 5" H x 8 1/2" D Condition: Good, condition appropriate for age.
• Two Brass Teapots comprising a
  Two Brass Teapots comprising a tilting teapot with stand and burner together with a teapot having an amber glass handle. Height of tallest 12 inches.
• ENGLISH STERLING SILVER TILTING POT
  ENGLISH STERLING SILVER TILTING POT ON STANDEnglish Sterling Silver Tilting Pot on Stand Height 12 1/2 inches, 43.1 t.oz. Condition: All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past. Condition: Reports are available by request and answered in the order they are received starting the week of the sale. Our online buyers premium is 28%.
• 2 CAST IRON POTSca. 1790-1900;
  2 CAST IRON POTSca. 1790-1900; American pot, ca. 1790, 8 3/4"d rim, Condition: foot repaired; American pot with wood handle on bail and tipping ring on pot, ca. 1900, 9 1/4"d rim
• VICTORIAN STERLING TIPPING
  VICTORIAN STERLING TIPPING KETTLECharles Reily and George Storer, London, 1850 (marked to cover, stand, underside of kettle, and to burner); with hinged cover and upright handle; approximately 2500 grams total gross weight; 17 inches high overall Condition:
• An antique tapered iron pot rack
  An antique tapered iron pot rack ,with five graduated antique copper pans, some signed with initials, all with lids. Rack 48”H x 13.25” at base Pans range in size from 7.5”dia to 4.25”dia.. Condition: some denting on pans, tarnishing CT Transfer Fee $30
• COLLECTION OF POTTERY PIECES
  COLLECTION OF POTTERY PIECES Including a black pottery vessel cast with a cross-legged person with its hands raised to its mouth and a long tapered spout rising from its head -- 9 3/4 in high an early Roman partially degraded glass vessel -- 3 1/3 in high a partially glazed Egyptian shabti figure in bell jar -- 2 1/4 in high a pottery fragment a small pottery figure of a woman a pre-Columbian tripod grater bowl -- 6 1/2 in dia a pre-Columbian painted globular bowl and two small globular vessels with tiny bases -- (9)
• A small leather pot, cylindrical
  A small leather pot, cylindrical with turned wooden lid and metal handle (lid broken), 9cm high
• 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.
• A lead-glazed cooking pot or
  A lead-glazed cooking pot or pipkin, probably English, 16th-17th Century, the cauldron with lug handles, on three pinched feet, the upper part glazed, 13.5cm high, together with an early Staffordshire honey pot, probably Burslem, circa 1700, 16.2cm and a similar storage jar or albarello, 20.5cm (3)/Provenance: from the Henry Sandon Study Collection
• An unusual and lightly potted
  An unusual and lightly potted earthenware teapot. Approx. 15 cm high together with an earthenware bowl with moulded green shell decorated rim and mottled brown centre 26 cm dia.
• A VICTORIAN SCOTTISH STERLING
  A VICTORIAN SCOTTISH STERLING SILVER TIPPING KETTLEA Victorian Scottish sterling silver tipping kettle, 1864 Marked with Scottish hallmarks for Edinburgh; maker's mark for Marshall & Sons The hot water tipping kettle with abundant repousse and chased flowers raised on a footed stand with burner 16" H x 10.5" W x 7.5" D 65.425 gross oz. troy approximately Dimensions: 16" H x 10.5" W x 7.5" D
• South American Pot Some wear to rim
  South American Pot Some wear to rim chip to rim.Ht. 4'' Dia. 7''E
• A green ground cache pot,
  A green ground cache pot, probably Derby, with landscape and a D-shaped bough pot, Continental
• PUNCHED TIN COFFEE POT.
  PUNCHED TIN COFFEE POT. American 20th century. Punched tulip pattern brass finial and gooseneck spout. 11 1/2''h.
• SILVERPLATE TIPPING KETTLE ON
  SILVERPLATE TIPPING KETTLE ON STANDpartially obliterated marks to underside of kettle; 15 inches high overall Condition:
• BLACK-GLAZED 'OIL-SPOT' LOTUS-BUD
  BLACK-GLAZED 'OIL-SPOT' LOTUS-BUD SHAPED WATER POT SONG TO MING DYNASTY ??? ??????????finely potted with a globular body tapering towards a narrow mouth, covered overall with a black glaze suffused with metallic 'oil spots' tone, ending irregularly above the foot and revealing the buff stoneware body(1)8.8cm highProvenance: Private Canadian collection
• American Indian Clay Pot -
  American Indian Clay Pot - Nicolas QuizadaBulbous pot with short flaring rim depicting bold geometric/arrow/Greek Key designs on a diagonal across body of pot in black and rust on tan background 8.5'' H x 9'' Diameter circa 20th century one small area that is rubbed otherwise in excellent condition.Private collection of Charlevoix Michigan lady and gentleman.
• An American Coin Silver Teapot J.
  An American Coin Silver Teapot J. B. Jones Boston 19th century having a hinged lid with a spherical finial over the bulbous body with a scrolled handle and wood insulators raised on a circular foot together with an American sterling silver twelve sided mug by W. M. I. Twenney having incised floral decoration throughout and five Ford and Tupper ash receivers; approximate total weight overall 22.10 ozt. Height of teapot 6 1/4 inches.
• An American Bennington Brown
  An American Bennington Brown Glaze Toby Jug circa 1820 depicting a standing woman with her lidded tricorn hat forming the spout holding a cup and liquor bottle with a C-shaped spurred handle to the back. Height 9 inches.
• An English Stoneware Pottery Pint
  An English Stoneware Pottery Pint Ale Pitcher 19th century having a pronounced spout on a round foot; glazed with a wide brown band at the top above a cream glaze with a hunting scene in low relief. Height 5 inches.
• GREEN GLAZE WATER POTThe waterpot
  GREEN GLAZE WATER POTThe waterpot of compressed globular form tapered to a flat base, the body potted with lobes and glazed with an olive tone, the unglazed base reveals the buffware. D:9cm, H:6.9cm
• A Georgian glass pot pourri
  A Georgian glass pot pourri container with pierced silver lid by T.D. London 1832.