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Tea Kettle, Trivet, Mortar and Pestle

Top to bottom: Tea Kettle, Brass and Copper, Goose Neck Spout, Acorn Finial Probably English 19th Century This example is of dovetailed construction; the body remains in fine original condition, the lid is with imperfections such as creases and soldered repairs. (Height at handle: 11.25 inches; length to spout: 11.5 inches; depth: 7.5 inches) $345 738-47

Trivet, Brass and Iron Footman Early 19th Century Pierced Hearts, Side mounted carrying handles A fine example in excellent condition. (Height: 13 inches; width: 14 inches; depth: 16.75 inches) $345 738-45

Mortar and Pestle, Brass English Late 17th to Early 18th Century (Mortar: height: 3.5 inches; diameter: 4.375 inches; Pestle: length: 7 inches) $345 738-46

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Rosewater Dish, Brass and Enameled Disks
Dinant
Circa 1470 - SOLD

A very rare dish with traces of gilding, great color and patina, and twelve applied enameled disks. (Diameter: 12.5-inches.)

660-7 - SOLD

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Mortar, Bronze
14th or 15th Century
Italy
A fine and rare example having excellent color, patina and condition - SOLD

(Height: 4 inches; diameter: 5.75 inches.)

660-9 - SOLD

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Posnet
Westcott VI
England
18th Century

(Height: 6.75 inches; length to handle: 17 inches; pot diameter: 7.75 inches)

$640

745-44

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Copper Tea Kettle
By Jacob Gable
Lancaster, PA
Circa 1832 - 1848

(Approximately 13 ½-inches high to handle.)
Very large tea kettle, dovetailed body and base, solder where gooseneck spout joins body and a nearly invisible brazed repair near the top of the spout. Signed on the top of the handle "J.GABLE." Jacob Gable was active in Lancaster, PA c. 1832 - 1848.

$1,750

292-4

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Copper Tea Kettle
By W. B. Wadman
Boston, MA
Circa 1890

(Approximately 12-inches high to handle.)
Large kettle with extended bottom for stove or trivet, lap seam construction, brass finial, gooseneck spout, soldering along bottom join and where spout joins body. Swing handle marked "W. B. WADMAN / MAKER / 1013. WASHINGTON ST / BOSTON.", c. 1890 - 1910.

$450

292-7

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Copper Tea Kettle
By C. Keifer
Lancaster, PA
Circa 1848

(Approximately 11 ½-inches high to handle.)
Gooseneck spout, two-piece dovetailed body, lap seamed base, brass mushroom finial, swing handle, very shallow dents scattered throughout, overall wonderful condition. Signed on top of the handle "C.KIEFER." Kiefer appears on the Lancaster, PA tax rolls in 1848.

$1,750

292-3

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Punched Tin Coffee Pot, Signed Uebele
Circa 1840, Martin Uebele, Berks County, PA

Tinsmith punched tin coffee pots like the best sgraffito were made as special presentation pieces.
Dimensions: 11.25-inches tall.

$3,975

301-11

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Copper Tea Kettle
By Andrew Humbert & Co.
Pittsburgh, PA
Circa 1815 - 1819

(Approximately 13-inches high to handle.)
Gooseneck spout, dovetailed body and base, brass mushroom finial is old replacement, low arch tabs, front tab rivet is very old replacement. Though hardly noticeable, the spout has a brazed repair to cover two pinholes. Signed on top of the shaped swivel handle "A HUMBERT & CO / 6 / PITTS." Andrew Humbert was active in Pittsburgh, PA c. 1815 - 1819.

$2,125

292-1

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Hatchel With Cover
ORIGINAL RED PAINT
New England
18th or early 19th Century
In script, on cover...Lydia Bailey-1822

As depicted, in dry red paint; retains unusual cover.
Dimensions: 5-inches high, 22-inches long, 4 5/8-inches wide.

$465

724-1

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Copper Turbot
By Hodges & Son
Circa 1860

$550

292-10

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Exceptional Wrought Iron Grill
Anonymous
18th Century - SOLD

As depicted, this grill with fancy scrolled ironwork and turned wood handle is raised on canted scrolled feet. Scroll closest to handle is somewhat out of alignment with all else fine.
Dimensions: 6-inches high, 13.25-inches wide, 22.75-inches long with handle.

745-14 - SOLD

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Wrought Iron Pot Stand
Probably American, found in Hudson River Valley
18th Century - SOLD

As depicted, cooking implement for the hearth...seven dogs with scrolled ends to receive pot handles, spits or tools; the vertical standard with twisted ornamentation is raised on arched legs with penny feet and features a compass pierced terminus to receive basting pot.
Dimensions: 23.75-inches high.

424-31 - SOLD

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