ATTRIBUTED TO ANTHONY RASCH, PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1818

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AN AMERICAN SILVER COFFEE POT AND A SILVER TEAPOT
ATTRIBUTED TO ANTHONY RASCH, PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1818
Baluster form, with flaring cylindrical neck and spreading circular foot, the rim, shoulder and foot rim with die-rolled leaf borders, the cover and lower body with paterae and foliage, with eagle's-head spout and wooden handles with acanthus joins, the cover surmounted by a spread-winged eagle, apparently unmarked
The coffee pot 11 3/8 in. (28.9 cm.) high, the teapot 10¼ in. (26 cm.) high; 76 oz. (2,364 gr.) gross weight (2)

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Christie's, New York, 21 January 1984, lot 36
Christie's, New York, 27 January 1995, lot 379
With Leigh Keno, New York, 2 March 1998

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This lot is offered without reserve.

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A teapot and coffeepot of identical form marked by Rasch are part of a set presented in 1818 to the daughter of Captain John Blakely, U.S.N. Blakely was lost at sea during a victorious battle against British warships in 1814. The matching tea service is illustrated in David B. Warren, Marks of Achievement, 1987, fig. 134, p.112.

ATTRIBUTED TO ANTHONY RASCH, PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1818

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