April 16, 2024
Vintage Coffee Maker/Server - G.T.Sutterley & Co. 1906
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For Your Consideration - A Vintage G. T. Sutterley & Co., Coffee Maker/Server, Patent Date 1906. The Coffee Maker/Server stands a stately 17" tall, I believe it is Silver Plate and was used for formal service in the dining room. The Burner at the bottom is an alcohol burner. The Burner has a screw type opening for adding fuel and and a full functioning wick, the wick is exposed by turning the "lid" from the top. The glass piece at the top is in excellent condition, no chips and/or cracks. I am selling the Sutterley Coffee Maker/Server as I found it - I have not cleaned it, simply wiped away the dust. Please feel free to ask questions prior to, during or after the auction. Thanks for looking! Please Note: Insurance will be added to the cost of shipping.I accept PayPal, other methods of payment are also accepted, please contact me for further information concerning those methods!Returns are accepted in the case of Seller's error only. If a error is made in the listing and the item is not as stated (I try to present items pointing out good points and any flaws), return shipping may be refunded, otherwise the Buyer will be refunded the actual amount paid for item(s), excluding shipping costs. The item(s) must be returned in 14 days and in the same condition when shipped. Items won will normally be shipped within two (2) business days
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