Sterling Holloware: Tea Pots

Victorian sterling silver teapot. Made by Hunt & Roskell in London in 1857. Round and bellied with leaf-capped s-scroll spout and leaf-capped high-looping handle. Cover domed and hinged with flower finial. Loose flowers on body as well as engraved armorial. Rests on four flower-and-leaf mounted scroll supports. Sweet and pretty in hard-to-find tea-for-two size. English marks including phrase: “Hunt & Roskell / late / Storr & Mortimer” and no. 8688. Very good with nice patina.

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William IV sterling silver hot water kettle on stand. Made by Paul Storr in London in 1837. Kettle: Round with c-scroll stationary handle with leaf and scroll mounts, hinged and domed dome cover with flower finial, and leaf-capped spout. Chased ornament with loose and fluid floral garland. Engraved armorial. Stand: Open and scrolled with dynamic leaf supports. A beautiful and stylistically innovative piece that moves beyond the master’s bold Classicism.

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Edwardian Classical sterling silver teapot. Made by Gorham in Providence, ca 1915. Conical body on raised foot. Leaf-capped s-scroll spout and leaf-capped high-looping. Cover hinged and domed. Chased and engraved ornament: flower baskets and pendant garlands in curvilinear frames, as well as leaf-and-dart and imbricated leaf borders. Fully marked including no. A10852 and volume (1 7/8 pints). Very good condition.

Dimensions: H 10 x W 9 1/2 x D 5 1/2 in. Weight: 25.5 troy ounces. #BT298

Rare George III sterling silver teapot on stand. Made by Peter & Ann Bateman in London in 1795. Teapot: Oval body with diagonal spout, hinged and domed cover with wood finial, and capped and high-looping stained wood handle. Stand: Oval with four fluted and tapering supports. Both have bright-cut floral rinceaux and paterae borders, and wreaths inset with coronet and letter M (note: one teapot wreath vacant). Reeding and pointille. Fashionable Neoclassicism by the noted Georgian silversmiths.... Click for details