A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century Continental silver coffee pot, struck with unattributed hallmarks, possibly French or Maltese, of fluted pear-shaped form, atop three cast and applied reeded scroll feet, the body with a covered spout, with chased laurel swags, and wood handle, the domed cover with a foliage-form final, maker's mark 'PC' struck twice, height 32cm, weight 1,086g/34.91ozt gross all-in approx

See: Alaine Apap Bologna (1995). The Silver of Malta, figures 348, 349, 520, 525, and 681, for illustrated examples that bear certain similarities

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