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coffee pot english james dixon pewter 1800's sheffield
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This Georgian / Federalist Coffee Pot was valued in the 1990 Miller's Price Guide at between ₤ 130 and ₤ 150 (British Pounds) or $260 - $ 300. see photo upper left corner.
Made in Sheffield England by James Dixon and Sons , the pot is engraved with the number 1048. It bears a bugle hallmark and it is believed to date from the early 1800's. Measuring 10.5 inchs high, t is a slight wobble with the handle which is otherwise secure. The pot is water tight. The hinge is in excellent order. This graceful pot is a most elegant show piece and would make a lovely display or investment for a re-seller. T are 3 dents to the side and some minor scuffs/scratches, as might be expected from a pot of this age. The pictures show this in detail. The Miller's price guide supports its value, and the fact that it received such a strong appraisal some 17 years ago should more than prove this a valuable investment for a collector of Georgiana display items. Good luck. Shipping within the United States is the same for all. ($10.95) We insist upon insurance and tracking and it will be paid from this amount. Overseas buyers, please contact us for exact costs if this is an issue prior to bidding. I have tried to show the dents as best as I can, although the dents are only on one side. In my oppinion they are not severe t would be some impact to the price had the item remained perfect after two hundered years. Again happy bidding, and please remember I am trying to be over honest so as to avoid and possible disappointment. 
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