English Mahogany Hepplewhite Barometer. Purely decorative, the mercury in this barometer has been removed to comply with laws that prohibit the sale of items with mercury. Maker's mark: Martinelli, #82 Feather Lane, London. Circa 1803-1811. Size: 38.5" L x 9.75" W.

Round Copper Tea Kettle. Having riveted handle and cover with simple ball finial. Probably American. Circa 1820. Size: 10" L (to spout) x 7.25 (top of finial).

Copper Kettle With Stationary Handle. Having cover with brass acorn finial and copper riveted handle with dovetailing on bottom and back. Weight: 4 lbs. Circa 1900. Size: 11.625" L(to spout) x 12" H.

Dovetailed Copper Tea Kettle. Having riveted handle and a spout with flap vent with dovetailing on bottom and back. Circa 1890. Size: 10" L (to spout) x 6.25" H.

Sterling Tea Strainer. The hexagonal sterling receptacle embellished with six fans and mounted on an ebony handle. Size: 6.75" L x 2.75" (receptacle width).

Moon Shape Copper Water Bottle. The solid brass cap screws on securely, although it is slightly crooked from the time of manufacture. No leaks. Circa 1880. Size: 12" Dia.

American Copper Barber Hot Water. In original condition having brass spigot and handles for hanging. A visit to the barber by Billy the Kid or Jesse James might have included this type of early barber's receptacle for dispensing hot water. Circa 1850. Size: 7" H x 7" Dia.

Silverplate Coffee Or Tea Urn. The efficient alcohol burner with large reservoir provides a steady and reliable flame. Elevated by handsome paw feet on large balls, the no-drip spout offers easy access. Teak handles keep the urn cool to the touch, while adding contrast to the lustrous silver finish. Circa 1900. Size: 14.75" H(to top of finial) x 10.25" W(handle to handle) x 12" D(spout to back).

American Mahogany And Sterling Ink Stand With Two Crystal Inkpots. Two cut glass and sterling inkwells contrast beautifully with the mahogany and sterling silver stand. Marked: William B. Durgin Co. Sterling/Concord, N.H. William B. Durgin Co. was founded in 1853 by William B. Durgin in Concord, NH. By 1870, the company was a major producer of silver flatware. Following the death in 1905 of both the founder, William B. Durgin and his son George E...

Pair Of Substantial Copper And Brass Ship Lanterns. Now Electrified. Thick Ribbed Glass Lenses. The Weight Of The Pair Is 20 lbs. Circa 1910. Size: 15.5" H (to top of bracket) x 7.75" W x 8" D.

English Silver Plate Toast Rack. The pleasingly simple design with a round handle is echoed in the design for the divisions, but contrasted with the elaborate feet. Size: 6.75" L x 5.25" H.

English Silver Plate Frame With Two Small Pitchers. Each side for syrup and drawn butter. Used for waffles and french toast. Circa 1900. Size: 16.75" L x 6" W.