Posts Tagged ‘value’
Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009
ANTIQUE SILVER COFFEE POTS
Coffee pots have always been one of the most popular pieces of silverĀ that or a pair of candlesticks has usually been the collectors first choice. Unlike candlesticks, however, coffee pots are amongst the most difficult things to evaluate.
Assuming the coffee pot to be a plain one, apart from a coat-of-arms possibly, [...]
Tags: Antique, candlesticks, chinoiserie, coffee pots, decoration, Engraved, jug, JUGS, PLATES, POTS, rococo, rococo period, rosettes, Set, value
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Wednesday, October 21st, 2009
SILVER SOUP AND SAUCE TUREENS
Soup tureens are found from the early 1730’s - the accompanying antique sauce tureens date from the early English George III period and French silver styles. They follow the soup tureens exactly in design. As only the well-to-do have space or money for soup tureens it is extremely difficult to sell [...]
Tags: A Paul Storr, Adam, chinoiserie, condition, design, french style, george i, George II, george iii, mark, SILVER SOUP, soup tureen, soup tureens, tureen, TUREENS, value, wood
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Wednesday, October 21st, 2009
SILVER TEA CADDIES
Early tea caddies, like teapots, are rather small, owing to the high cost of tea. Early caddies do not seem usually to have been kept in a case, nor provided with a lock. It is probably fair to say that caddies made after 1740 were kept in two’s or three’s in cases capable [...]
Tags: Adam, box, CADDIES, chinoiserie, Engraved, george i, lids, narrow, octagonal, Oval, quality, rococo style, Set, silver tea, sugar bowl, sugar bowls, tea caddies, tea caddy, value
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