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Two versions of the Gilley coffee pot, I believe the one on the right with the teak handle and knob is a later version. The earlier version has an electric warmer, the later stand is a candle warmer. Both are marked on the bottom:
GILLEY INC.
FC-60
NEW YORK NY.
I've gone digging, Earl, and
I've gone digging, Earl, and discovered I have more information on Town House China. So the chart in the library is way incomplete. That chart was taken from an 'official' listing but apparently there's more. Another 2 page catalog spread would indicate that the coffee pot with ebony handle came with an electric warmer, FCE-60 and a candle warmer, FCS-60, at the same time. Neither of these brochures mentions the line with teak handle.
I've updated the Town House China chart in the Library. There are many more items in this line than we originally thought.