Antique Pewter Coffee Pot
Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Culinary Pre 1837 VR: item #764530 tjb 6014
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Antiques On The Square
706-342-3311
$395.00 (includes U.S. shipping)
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This is a very tall and handsome pewter coffee pot made by Shaw & Fisher, Sheffield, England. This piece stands 10 3/4" tall and measures 5 1/2" across the bottom. This coffee pot has fluted sides, a graceful spout and handle, and a great mellow patina. We are dating this piece to the early 1800's. Please see the other pewter that has just been listed.
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NAPOLEONIC FRENCH BUTTER MOLD
Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Culinary Pre 1900: item #759433 sp08-333
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Faganarms Inc.
586-465-4637
$325
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Finely made, copper, with scalloped sides and raised top incised with the crowned N and CHALONS referring to the battle in 451 in which Gaul fell to Attila’s forces. Presumably from a set commemorating the great battles of France. 2” height with fine chocolate patina.
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ANTIQUE PRIMITIVE BEAN GRINDING WHEEL - THAI
Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Culinary Pre 1910: item #758401 bg730
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1 ASIAN ANTIQUITIES
1(213) 291-8107
$189.00
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Handmade antique primitive bean grinding wheel. In the remote, slow moving villages of Northern Thailand, the villagers would hand craft any item needed to help sustain life. This bean grinding wheel was just that. Now after many generations it has a new life as a unique and beautiful home decor accent piece in your modern home. Mounted on one of our cradle mounts, it removable and has no holes drilled onto the artifact. 15 1/2 inches in diameter and 18 1/2 tall. 26 pounds.
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Delightful Pair of Silverplate Toast Racks
Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Culinary Pre 1900: item #753780 M0036
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The European Market
512-589-4585
$75.00 Each Including Shipping and Handling
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Charming toast racks were used in the 1800's always at the table for meals and certainly tea! The left one is expandable and might be German Machine Age. The marks are Ges.gescn and an imprintI can't decipher. The right one is more typical of Victorian racks,with ball feet and ball in handle ring. I haven't found a maker's mark yet. Still highly prized for their original dining accessory, they can also be used for napkins or even on your desk for mail!
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