An unusual George IV Teapot, Edinburgh, 1829, George Paton

An unusual George IV Teapot, Edinburgh, 1829, George Paton

An unusual George IV Teapot, Edinburgh, 1829, George Paton

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British Silver 1760-1830

Reference

120720

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The Teapot stands on a stepped pedestal foot decorated with a corded band. The bellied main body is engraved with two contemporary Crests and displays an everted rim decorated with acanthus leaves. The domed cover terminates in a stylised artichoke finial and this example has an insulated plain scroll handle. The Teapot is fully marked in the foot and on the cover.



Height: 5.75 inches.

Length: 9 inches.

Width: 5.5 inches.

Weight: 16oz

Year

1829

Country

Edinburgh

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