A few examples of appraisal values for
COFFEE POT OLD ENGLISH CHASED

• ENGLISH SILVER COFFEE POT London
  ENGLISH SILVER COFFEE POT London 1935 J.B. Chatterly & Sons Ltd. of flaring cylindrical shape with C-scroll wood handle and domed cover with stylized acorn finial - h: 9 in.
• ENGLISH STERLING SILVER COFFEE POT,
  ENGLISH STERLING SILVER COFFEE POT, Chester, 1913, indiscernible maker's mark, in the Georgian style, with chased boar's head design, ht. 11 in., approx. 27.60 troy oz.
• English copper coffeepot,
  English copper coffeepot, dovetailed construction, ribbed lid, milk glass handle, British, 19th century, 10-1/2 in. Old discoloration and corrosion, handle with crack.
• ENGLISH STERLING SILVER COFFEE POT,
  ENGLISH STERLING SILVER COFFEE POT, Birmingham, 1857, Gough & Silvester, maker, having a chased Greek key border above chased acanthus leaves, with rope twist handle and butterfly finial, monogrammed, ht. 8 in., approx. 15.5 troy oz.
• Toleware coffeepot, reinforced
  Toleware coffeepot, reinforced handle with lid guard, crooked spout, flanged base, tin with brown/black painted ground, red and yellow flowers, probably American, late 18th/early 19th century, 10-1/2 in. Minor paint chips, several small dents, interior rust. The Estate of the Late James F. Newland, Bristol, Virginia.
• American repousse sterling silver
  American repousse sterling silver five-piece tea and coffee service, Stieff Silver Co., Baltimore circa 1930; 1100 series, marked "HAND CHASED;" comprising: coffeepot, teapot, cream jug, covered sugar bowl, and waste bowl, 108 ozt. t.w.
• 4 PIECE SET LONDON VICTORIAN
  4 PIECE SET LONDON VICTORIAN STERLING COFFEE & TEA SERVICE hallmarked British sterling chased and engraved pattern; the coffee pot 10.5''H and teapot 7.5''H with year: 1869 maker: Edward Charles Brown; the cream pitcher year 1868 maker Edward Charles Brown; the sugar bowl year 1868 maker: George John Richards & Edward Charles Brown. Total weight: 79.4 troy ozs.
• English silver coffee pot ca.
  English silver coffee pot ca. 1736-1737 bearing the touch of William Kidney 8 3/8" h. 25.9 ozt. ?
• COLLECTION OF SIX COFFEE POTS
  COLLECTION OF SIX COFFEE POTS Including a Middle Eastern chased copper pot, a French graniteware pot, and other similar pots.
• English silver coffeepot, pear
  English silver coffeepot, pear shaped with domed lid, wooden scroll handle, gadroon border, marks crude and misplaced, possibly forged marks for Hester Bateman, London, 1781, no monogram, .925 fine, 33.03 oz.T., 12-5/8 in. Monogram possibly removed, light scratches, some scratched marks of place.
• TOLE COFFEE POT. American 1st
  TOLE COFFEE POT. American 1st half-19th century. Strong red and yellow floral design on japanned ground. Areas of wear with inpainting. 10 3/4''h.
• GORHAM FIVE PIECE HAND CHASED
  GORHAM FIVE PIECE HAND CHASED SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, CHANTILLY DUCHESS PATTERNGORHAM Five Piece Hand Chased Silver Tea and Coffee Service, Chantilly Duchess pattern, unmonogrammed; comprising: coffee pot, height: 10 1/2 in., tea pot, covered sugar, open waste bowl, and creamer; total weight: 89.2 ozt. Condition: Condition: good overall; minor surface scratches
• STIEFF STERLING HAND CHASED
  STIEFF STERLING HAND CHASED COFFEE POT, DATED 1939 10" x 9 ½" x 5 ¾" An individual coffee pot with hinged dome lid with floral finial, pronounced swan spout and scrolling handle with bone insulators. Marked with Stieff, Sterling / Hand-Chased 1100½ on the bottom. Repousse foliate design with hand chased highlights. Total weight 30.7 toz.
• English pearlware coffee pot
  English pearlware coffee pot early 19th c. with strawberry pattern 11 1/4" h. ?
• English sterling silver small
  English sterling silver small coffeepot london, 1903 Marks rubbed, of traditional form with a domed lid and spreading cylindrical body, curved spout and treen handle. H: 8 in. 16 oz. total weight
• English George I style sterling
  English George I style sterling silver coffeepot london, 1969, retailed by james robinson, new york Tapered cylindrical form with a treen knop and handle. H: 8 in. 20 oz. (all in) PROVENANCE: From the collection of Helen & Walter Morgan, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
• STERLING SILVER POOLE "OLD ENGLISH"
  STERLING SILVER POOLE "OLD ENGLISH" HAND CHASED TEA SET 10" x 9" x 6" Sterling silver tea set included a teapot, creamer and lidded sugar bowl, chased flower and scroll design; overall weight 60 toz.
• LEEDSWARE COFFEE POT. England 1st
  LEEDSWARE COFFEE POT. England 1st quarter-19th century. Tall pot with dome lid and three-color flowering sprig design. Spout has shallow flake 12 1/4''h.
• SCHOFIELD STERLING COFFEE POT
  SCHOFIELD STERLING COFFEE POT With chased floral swag and bellflower wreath decoration, 9 1/2 in. H., 13.1 ozt.
• ENGLISH STERLING COFFEE POTwith
  ENGLISH STERLING COFFEE POTwith partially obliterated marks, engraved heraldic crest and wooden handle, 24 troy ounces gross weight Condition: scattered scratches. A few small dings. Weight includes wooden handle. 11 inches high Condition:
• GORHAM STERLING HAND-CHASED TEA &
  GORHAM STERLING HAND-CHASED TEA & COFFEE SERVICE 1957 and 1964 date marks; four pieces including coffee pot, teapot, creamer and sugar; each with finely hand-chased scroll and floral swag decoration, c-scroll handles, foliate finials, on a stepped circular foot, without monogram; 79.95 ozt.
• English Sheffield coffeepot with
  English Sheffield coffeepot with insignia of the cruiser Ching Yuan of the Imperial Chinese Navy circa 1887 (the ship a key member of the Beiyang Fleet was built by Armstrong of Elswick England in 1887 and was sunk in battle against the Japanese in 1894); 9 1/4 in. H. Estimate $ 100-200 The plating shows some wear.
• American tole coffee pot mid 19th
  American tole coffee pot mid 19th c. with side spout and red and yellow fruit decoration on a black ground 7 3/4" h. ?
• ADVERTISING COFFEE POT.
  ADVERTISING COFFEE POT. American first half 20th century. White clay lidded pot with pewter mount. Depicts a jester advertising ''Blanke's Faust Blend'' coffee. 10.5''h.
• English Silver Coffee Pot,
  English Silver Coffee Pot, London, 1961 height 9.8 in — 25 cm
• English Silver Coffee Service
  English Silver Coffee Service London, probably by John Wakefield, 1827, 6-3/4 in. coffeepot with matching creamer, open sugar, overall floral and scroll decoration and borders, each piece with three pheasants in central panel, gilt interiors, handles with soldier bust finials, no monograms, .925 fine, 47.63 oz.T.,
• TOLE COFFEE POT. American 2nd
  TOLE COFFEE POT. American 2nd quarter-19th century. Tall pot with gooseneck spout. Original black ground with bold red roses topped by stylized peacock feather forms. Imperfections. 10 1/2''h. Some flaking and surface is heavily alligatored.
• A red and white coffee set by
  A red and white coffee set by Spode, late 20th century, c/o a cake plate, a lighthouse-form coffee pot with double strap handles, and a dozen each of cups and saucers. The underside of the coffee pot states that the pattern is Fitzhugh "from a design c. 1770". No chips or cracks; a decoration flaw on one saucer.
• Red tole coffeepot 19th c. with a
  Red tole coffeepot 19th c. with a goose neck spout and polychrome floral decoration 10 1/2" h. ?
• ENGLISH MOCHAWARE COFFEE POT
  ENGLISH MOCHAWARE COFFEE POT Early 19th c., the domed cover with acorn finial, the pear-shaped body with engine-turned and pink floral banding on pale blue ground, 11" h
• German chased silver reticulated
  German chased silver reticulated four-piece tea and coffee service, second quarter-20th century unidentified maker, comprising: coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl, and cream jug; 100.5 ozt. sterling standard
• George III English silver
  George III English silver coffeepot, pear form with spurred scroll wooden handle, swirl finial, scroll spout, gadroon borders, John Carter II, London, 1772, .925 fine, 29.23 oz.T., 11-3/4 in. Small dents, scratches. The Collection of the Late Ruth Scott, Charlotte, North Carolina.
• Historical blue Staffordshire
  Historical blue Staffordshire coffee pot 19th c. with an English scene 11 1/4" h. ?
• 4Pc. English George IV sterling
  4Pc. English George IV sterling silver coffeeservice having a coffee pot a tea pot a sugar shell and a creamer. Marks for Edwin and William Barnard London 1829-1830 69 ozt. Coffee pot 9''H Circa - 1829-1830.
• Eleven Chase chrome items including
  Eleven Chase chrome items including a Continental coffee set by Walter Von Nessen along with a "Doric" cocktail shaker and 6 cups in blue. Coffee pot: 10"H. Minor wear.
• English Rococo style engraved
  English Rococo style engraved sterling silver coffeepot George Methuen London 1757-58; 10 1/4 in. H. 25.10 ozt. including engraved birds and scrolls with carved and ebonized handle Estimate $ 900-1 200 The lid is not hallmarked and is possibly a replacement the handle is probably a replacement.