Lot 102
  • 102

An American Silver Coffee Pot, Daniel Christian Fueter, New York, circa 1755

Estimate
40,000 - 60,000 USD
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Description

  • marked on base DCF in oval twice and N:/YORK in oval, and with scratch weights
  • Silver
  • height 11 7/8 in.
  • 30.1cm
of tapered cylindrical form with rounded base and molded foot, stepped domed cover with leafy bud finial, swan-neck spout cast with a ruffled shell repeated at upper handle terminal

Condition

slightly wobbly foot; added ring to interior to hold strainer?; three small dents to body; nice skin
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Catalogue Note

A very similar coffee pot by Myer Myers, probably made for Robert and Mary Livington, is in the Paul and Elissa Cahn collection.
illus. David C Barquist, Myer Myers Jewish Silversmiths in Colonial New York, item 31 pp114-115