Coffee Pot, Poole Silver, Bristol Silverplate, Footed, Ornate Handle & Spout, Vintage

• Vintage Coffee Pot, Coffee Server, Silverplate, Footed, Ornate Handle & Spout, Poole Silver, Footed, Bristol Silverplate, EPCA, Elegant Servingware, Traditional Drinkware, (Discontinued)
• Made: in USA
• Vintage: 1950 - 1970
• Details:  This is an absolutely gorgeous looking coffee pot.  If you want to serve your guests in style, this coffee pot will not disappoint.  Gorgeous florals and leaves on the spout and handle, the shell styled feet and that adorable acorn on the lid finial all make for a stand-out coffee server.  Stamped: EPCA which stands for Electroplated Copper Alloy.  The number 110 refers to pattern/style or mold number.  Gorgeous for any special occasion!  This is a very heavy piece, please keep that in mind at check-out. 
• Material: Silver-plate
• Dimension: 10.0 inches tall.  Holds 48 oz.
• Condition:  Vintage - Used.  Excellent Vintage Condition.  As with all used silver and silverplate pieces, there are minor surface scratches visible acceptable due to age/use/wear.  There are no chips or dents.  This is a very heavy piece.  The white marks on the pictures is us trying to hide our images from the reflection.  Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns.  Please remember these are ANTIQUE and VINTAGE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show any scratches, wear and tear and imperfections.  

Poole Silver Company located in Taunton, Massachusetts, began producing its wares in 1893, made a wide range of silver plate and sterling silverware. Dating Poole silver plate using the markings on the metal alone is impossible, due to there being no standard marking system used by the company. Determining an exact manufacture date is unlikely, date range on this pieces has been established based on the fact that Poole Bristol silver division was founded in 1950 and the fact that Poole sold the company to Towle in 1971.  This piece is most likely from 1950's, but could well be much older.