Antique 19th Century Belgian Silver Coffee Pot – Griffin Spout, Engraved, 27cm, 888g

This exceptional antique Belgian silver coffee pot dates to the 19th century and showcases the sculptural detail typical of fine Continental silverware. The spout is cast in the form of a griffin's head, a decorative motif seen on high-quality Belgian and French silver of the period, while the body is finely hand-engraved with foliate scrollwork.

The pot stands on four scrolled, paw-form feet and is fitted with an ornate high-arched handle, balancing display presence with genuine function. Weighing 888g and standing 27cm tall, this Belgian silver coffee pot would have been a centrepiece of a formal 19th-century coffee service, and today makes a striking collector's piece or statement table item.

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Antique Belgian Silver Coffee Pot Specifications:

• Origin: Belgium
• Material: Silver
• Period: 19th century
• Weight: 888g
• Height: 27cm
• Features: Griffin-head spout, engraved floral body, scroll handle, paw feet

FAQ

How much are old silver coffee pots worth?

Value depends on maker, silver standard, weight, and condition this piece weighs 888g with verified 19th-century Belgian craftsmanship and engraved detailing.

What silver standard was used in 19th-century Belgian silverware?

Belgian silver of this period was typically hallmarked to either the 800 or 900/950 standard, depending on the maker and year please check the piece's hallmark for its exact fineness.

What does the griffin-head spout represent?

The griffin was a popular decorative motif on fine 19th-century Continental silver, symbolising strength and vigilance commonly used on high-end coffee and tea services of the period.

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