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- A very fine and crisp George III Teapot made in London in 1796 by Abraham Taylor.
A very fine and crisp George III Teapot made in London in 1796 by Abraham Taylor.
A very fine and crisp George III Teapot made in London in 1796 by Abraham Taylor.
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The Teapot is of a beautiful shaped rectangular form with incuse sides. The main body is engraved with a lower band of foliate motifs of a prick dot ground. The upper frieze displays foliate sprays, oval motifs and scroll work, also on a scratch engraved ground. Each side also displays a shield shaped vacant cartouche, with foliate motifs above and below. The slightly domed cover displays an engraved border of foliate spears and rises to terminate in a fruitwood pineapple finial. This piece has an elegant straight, tapering, spout and a fruitwood scroll handle. The Teapot is in excellent, crisp, condition and is very well marked on the foot and with the sterling mark on the cover.
Length, handle to spout: 11.45 inches, 28.63 cm.
Width: 3.6 inches, 9cm.
Height: 6.5 inches, 16.25 cm.
Weight: 16oz
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