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Vintage English Britannia plate coffee pot by James Dixon & Sons, 1920

Creator: James Dixon & Sons
Offered by: The Federalist Antiques

Description
Edwardian Britannia plate coffee pot with a square carved ebonized wood handle in the Georgian taste. The pot has a reeded concave, oval hinged lid with a reel turned ebonized wood finial. The narrow bowed body has a reeded lower half including the lower half of the spout.

Stamped on the underside: 5, EP, JD&S (followed by a trumpet stamp), 4639

Sheffield, England, after 1920.

Condition: There is a small vertical line depression on one side of the upper half of the body of the pot, and a dent in one of the reeds on the side of the pot. Some areas of plating loss. Wear commensurate with age and use.

Materials: Britannia Metal, Ebonized Wood

Dimensions: 9" L x 4" W x 9" H

SKU: 9538

More Information

Documentation:	Signed
Origin:	England
Period:	1920-1949
Materials:	Britannia Metal, Ebonized Wood
Condition:	Good. There is a small vertical line depression on one side of the upper half of the body of the pot, and a dent in one of the reeds on the side of the pot.
Styles / Movements:	Traditional
Dealer Reference #:	9538
Incollect Reference #:	670997

Dimensions

W.	4 in;	H.	9 in;	D.	9 in;
W.	10.16 cm;	H.	22.86 cm;	D.	22.86 cm;

Message from Seller:

Founded in 1972 by Michael Corbett, the Federalist Antiques has been an invaluable design resource focused on the finest 18th and 19th Century American furniture, as well as works of art and period decorative objects. Located in Kenilworth, Illinois, on Chicago’s North Shore, for the last 50 years the Federalist Antiques has provided exceptional material for discerning private collectors, decorators, museums, and national cultural institutions