An American Silver Tea Urn, Edward Rockwell, New York, circa 1825

the shaped square base with gadrooned borders, on foliate paw feet, the spigot in the form of a dolphin with a cast foliate handle, the baluster-form body with applied foliate form band and gadrooned rim, two cast foliate handles with female mask terminals, the domed cover with bud form finial, the interior fitted with a cylindrical heater, the front engraved with a wreath enclosing later script monogram and flanked by later dates 1881 and 1885

The Estate of Gary L. Carlisle
Sold, Christie's, New York, 21 October 1989, lot 83

A soup tureen by Edward and Samuel S. Rockwell is in the collection of the Museum of the CIty of New York.  Edward Rockwell was active as a silversmith by himself from 1803-1814, and was joined by Samuel in 1815.