English 19th Century Victorian Pewter Teapot
$145.00
SKU: 3238R-5
Dimension: 7.13"H x 7.75"W x 4.50"D
Dimensions: 7 ⅛” H x 7 ¾” W x 4 ½” D
A very unique English pewter teapot from the Victorian era with delicate floral ornamentation on the gourd-shaped vessel. The lid of the pot is crowned with a tiny, naturalistic flower with similar, organic-inspired motifs wrapping the handle, spout, and the base of dense rocaille. An exceptional addition for any collector of teapots or as unique kitchen decor. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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Dimensions: 7 ⅛” H x 7 ¾” W x 4 ½” D
A very unique English pewter teapot from the Victorian era with delicate floral ornamentation on the gourd-shaped vessel. The lid of the pot is crowned with a tiny, naturalistic flower with similar, organic-inspired motifs wrapping the handle, spout, and the base of dense rocaille. An exceptional addition for any collector of teapots or as unique kitchen decor. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition.
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Additional information
| Dimensions | 4.50 × 7.75 × 7.13 in |
|---|---|
| Age | Antique / Vintage |
| Condition | Good |
| Date of Manufacture | 1800s |
| Materials | Cast, Pewter |
| Period | |
| Place of Origin | |
| Style |
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