19th Century Reed & Barton Aesthetic Movement Coffee Pot, Silver Plate, Teapot

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trustydog Store Late 19th Century Reed & Barton Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Click to see supersized image Late 19th Century Reed & Barton This outstanding silverplated coffee pot was made by Reed & Barton of Taunton, Massachusetts. Dating from the late 1800’s, this pot features an aesthetic frieze of intricate floral banners at the shoulder and a floral vine with birds engraved on the body. One side of the pot has a vacant center field where a monogram could be added, but this piece was never monogrammed. The ball shaped finial has four panels with a single daisy in each, while the spout looks almost like a snake. This large coffee pot holds 7 cups of liquid. It stands 10 7/16" (27.8 cm) tall, and has a full width of 9 5/8" (24.3 cm), measured handle to spout. This handsome pot is in very good condition and has a brilliant shine. The silver plating is not the original however. This piece, obviously treasured by a former owner, was re-silvered at some point. The current silver surface is in great shape with no areas of wear. There are a few tiny shallow little dings (inside the round vacant cartouche area), and a very small number of minor scratches. The edge of the shoulder has a few very minor scrapes, but nothing that detracts. The inside surfaces of this coffee are badly stained and pitted. The opening is too small to get my hand in, so I have cleaned it with a bottle brush. The lid closes tightly, but the hinge has some play in it (wobbles side to side). This old coffee pot displays beautifully and would make a fine addition to any collection of antique silverplate. As with all of our auctions, this item is being sold with no reserve and starts at $9.99. We are always happy to combine shipping (when possible) on multiple purchases. U.S. and Canadian buyers: We are offering a choice of two shipping methods, UPS and US Postal Service. Please click on the blue Shipping- "See all details" tab above to see which option offers the best rate to your region. Add me to your Favorite Sellers Attention International Buyers --- We truly love our international buyers but please note -- Import Duties, Taxes and Charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's Customs Office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Import Duties, Taxes and Charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up please do not confuse them for additional shipping charges. Shipping Time -- We ship quickly, always within 3 business days following that of the payment received (typically within 1 day). Please note that delivery to some European, Mid-East and Asia countries might take several weeks, regardless of what USPS estimates. On the other hand, some countries Customs/Postal Offices retain the packages for taxing purposes. Please ask locally because your package might be sitting there.