This magnificent Antique English Sterling Silver Teapot
is embossed in intricate floral motif,
lavishly decorated with deep repoussé work –
an extraordinary technique that requires
superb level of craftmanship -
& featuring delightful details throughout
Meticulously crafted in Solid Silver
Dimensions: 27cm wide, 16cm high
Dating back to circa 1825 – William IV / Regency period,
yet survived in remarkably beautiful condition
With embossed floral body, handle & floral finial to the lid,
bearing English hallmarks to the base:
marker’s mark I.C. – for Ebenezer CookLeopard’s Head for London Assay Office
Lion Passant for Sterling silver
Duty Mark & Date Letter k
Provenance: London, c1825
Total weight: 952gr.
Exceptional craftsmanship & excellent condition are highlights of this piece
Being 200 years old, this teapot is not only a fine decorative item,
but a rare & fascinating piece of an early XIX century English history