3 Nov 2010
11:00 GMT
London, New Bond Street
Fine Silver, Gold boxes and Objects of Vertu
Back to auction 17835
Fine Silver, Gold boxes and Objects of Vertu
Back to auction 17835
A George III silver teapot and stand,
by Henry Chawner, London 1792,
the unusual shaped outline with incurved sides and outswept front, prick-dot borders and the bright engraved bands with stylised flower heads, the pot and stand with engraved coat of arms, the pot with vacant reserve on the opposite side, with angular spout and wood handle, the teapot stand on four tapering thread edge bracket feet, weight total 18oz.
the unusual shaped outline with incurved sides and outswept front, prick-dot borders and the bright engraved bands with stylised flower heads, the pot and stand with engraved coat of arms, the pot with vacant reserve on the opposite side, with angular spout and wood handle, the teapot stand on four tapering thread edge bracket feet, weight total 18oz.
Sold for
£780
inc. premium
Footnotes
- The arms are for AINSWORTH of Lancashire impaling possibly PULVERSTON or NOWELL, both of LANCASHIRE.
Category: Decorative Arts / Silver
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