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ANTIQUE SILVER TEAPOTS

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A very pretty Antique Georgian Sterling Silver teapot, having an oval panelled body with curved sides, an upper band of hand-engraved floral and scroll decoration, a plain straight tapering spout, a wooden scroll handle and finial, an invisibly hinged domed lid, and all sitting on a flat base. This elegant Georgian silver teapot was made by Soloman Hougham of London in 1798. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver teapot are length 32 cms (12.5 inches), height 16 cms (6.3 inches), and it weighs approx. 450g (14.5 troy ounces).

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A very pretty Antique Georgian Sterling Silver teapot, having an oval panelled body with curved sides, an upper band of hand-engraved floral and scroll decoration, a plain straight tapering spout, a wooden scroll handle and finial, an invisibly hinged domed lid, and all sitting on a flat base. This elegant Georgian silver teapot was made by Soloman Hougham of London in 1798. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver teapot are length 32 cms (12.5 inches), height 16 cms (6.3 inches), and it weighs approx. 450g (14.5 troy ounces).
A very pretty Antique Georgian Sterling Silver teapot, having an oval panelled body with curved sides, an upper band of hand-engraved floral and scroll decoration, a plain straight tapering spout, a wooden scroll handle and finial, an invisibly hinged domed lid, and all sitting on a flat base. This elegant Georgian silver teapot was made by Soloman Hougham of London in 1798. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver teapot are length 32 cms (12.5 inches), height 16 cms (6.3 inches), and it weighs approx. 450g (14.5 troy ounces).
A very pretty Antique Georgian Sterling Silver teapot, having an oval panelled body with curved sides, an upper band of hand-engraved floral and scroll decoration, a plain straight tapering spout, a wooden scroll handle and finial, an invisibly hinged domed lid, and all sitting on a flat base. This elegant Georgian silver teapot was made by Soloman Hougham of London in 1798. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver teapot are length 32 cms (12.5 inches), height 16 cms (6.3 inches), and it weighs approx. 450g (14.5 troy ounces). A very pretty Antique Georgian Sterling Silver teapot, having an oval panelled body with curved sides, an upper band of hand-engraved floral and scroll decoration, a plain straight tapering spout, a wooden scroll handle and finial, an invisibly hinged domed lid, and all sitting on a flat base. This elegant Georgian silver teapot was made by Soloman Hougham of London in 1798. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver teapot are length 32 cms (12.5 inches), height 16 cms (6.3 inches), and it weighs approx. 450g (14.5 troy ounces).
A very pretty Antique Georgian Sterling Silver teapot, having an oval panelled body with curved sides, an upper band of hand-engraved floral and scroll decoration, a plain straight tapering spout, a wooden scroll handle and finial, an invisibly hinged domed lid, and all sitting on a flat base. This elegant Georgian silver teapot was made by Soloman Hougham of London in 1798. The dimensions of this fine hand-made antique silver teapot are length 32 cms (12.5 inches), height 16 cms (6.3 inches), and it weighs approx. 450g (14.5 troy ounces).

Click on the antique sterling silver teapot images to see enlarged photos. Our antique silver teapots are available for online purchase as well as being available within our store in the London Silver Vaults. You may also be interested in our Antique Silver Teaspoons.


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