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This exceptional Antique Victorian Silver Teapot is in the Queen Anne style, Sterling Britannia (95.8% pure). The pot is of circular pear shaped, plain panelled octagonal form, onto an octagonal foot. The teapot has a panelled swan necked spout.
The surface of the teapot is plain and unembellished . The hinged lid is surmounted by a wooded and silver finial and the wooden handle has a carved scroll style thumbpiece and it is mounted on a plain silver socket.
This Teapot was used in the film " The Favourite" which was an Oscar winning film.
Maker: EDWARDS & SONS.
Origin: Glasgow.
Year: 1899.
Dimensions
Height to finial 7.25 inches, 18.4 cm, span 9.25 inches 23.4 cm. Capacity 2 UK pintsCondition report
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W16x7The BADA Standard
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