Coin Silver TEA SET, Ebenezer Cole, NYC (c. 1815)

Teapot: 9" to top of finial, 12-5/8" from spout to handle, 4" by 4-3/4" rounded rectangular base, stepped pedestal base to rectangular-shaped body with wide gadrooning on bottom half, matching bands of grapes and grape vines around base and throat and matching bands of shells around rim and finial, S-shaped spout, hinged rounded rectangular domed cover with gadrooned domed finial, hollow flat-topped C-shaped handle with two ebony insulators, no monogram, marked underneath "E.COLE" in rectangular punch. Sugar Bowl: 7-7/8" to top of finial, 8-5/8" across handles, 3-5/8" by 4-3/8" rounded rectangular base, same basic shape as teapot except cover is not hinged and there is second handle on opposite side of body, same matching pairs of bands and maker's mark. Creamer: 6-3/8" to top of handle, 6" to top of lip, 2-3/4" by 3-3/8" rounded rectangular base, body same as teapot with same matching applied bands, wide pouring spout, same maker's mark.