Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Pot,

Victorian Sterling Silver Teapot by John Edward & William Barnard, London 1850, 470 grams.

A Victorian sterling silver teapot London 1891 by George Lambert Of hemispherical form with half-fluted decoration upon a gadrooned collet foot. The panelled spout opposite a fruit wood D section hand

floral designs, for Bailey, Banks & Biddle, 6 1/2", excellent, no monogram, 340 grams.

Victorian engraved sterling silver teapot, maker D & S, Sheffield, 1863-64, 20.30 ozt.

English Victorian Sterling Silver Saffron Tea Pot by Charles Fox, London. Circa 1855. Has Engraved Armorials. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: H- 4" x Handle to Spout- 6.6

Beautiful condition on this fabulous pictorial embossed teapot. Size 5.25" H x 4" D x 7" handle to spout. 13.9 troy oz.

Victorian Sterling Silver 1.5 Pint Teapot

Hallmarked in London in 1871 by renowned Stephen Smith, this Antique, Victorian, Sterling Silver coffee or teapot is in the "Cellini" style, first made popular by the famous 16th century Florentine si

Victorian sterling silver small repousse teapot, William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London, 1895, having hinged lid with flower-form knop and repousse with pair of putti, scrolled foliate design and eagle hea

Antique victorian English sterling silver decanter teapot. Features a floral and scroll repousse. Hinged lid with flower bouquet on lid. Marked J.A. with other hallmarks on bottom. Total weight 989.3

A Victorian Scottish sterling silver 'Burmese pattern' teapot, Edinburgh 1876 by Edwin Millidge and Sons Of cylindrical form upon four paw feet with a hexagonal tapering spout opposite a shaped leaf c

A Victorian Scottish sterling silver 'Burmese pattern' teapot, Edinburgh 1876 by Edwin Millidge and Sons Of cylindrical form upon four paw feet with a hexagonal tapering spout opposite a shaped leaf c

This Victorian sterling silver Johnson Brothers ornate teapot has an ebony handle and knob and measures 8" tall x 6" across. It weighs 474 grams.

1865-66 Richard Hennell London 3 pc Victorian sterling silver tea set consisting of teapot, open sugar bowl, and creamer, all having ornate repousse floral decoration surrounding rococo cartouches, te

Hallmarked Circa 1845, including coffee pot 9 1/2" x 9", tea pot 5" x 10 1/2", cream 4" x 8", and sugar 4 1/2" x 6", total weight 75.355 ounces. Estimate $3.000-3.500

English Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Set by Rollins & Sumner- London, England. Circa 1845. Including a Teapot, Pitcher/ Creamer and Sugar Pot. Fully Hallmarked. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: Teap

Stamped on underside, comes with paperwork reading antique Victorian teapot, London, 1876. Tested positive for sterling using Puritest metal tester. 13.01 ozt total weight including the wood handle.Si

Gorham Victorian sterling silver floral and leaf allover repousse decorated 5 piece tea set. Beaded borders. 1) High teapot 6.75in high. Slight bent finial. 2) Low teapot 5.75in high. Bent finial. 3)

Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Set with Silverplate Coffeepot the tea set hallmarked London, 1862-1863, by William Smily (A. B. Savory & Sons), including: a teapot, h. 7-1/4", l. 9-1/4"; an open sugar

Three Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Wares. Comprising an floral engraved pear form teapot cast with a greyhound finial, handle fitted with ivory spacers, circa 1854; a covered warming bowl with gadroo

A three piece Victorian sterling silver tea set bearing Edinburgh hallmarks, consisting of a teapot (date mark 1861), cream jug (date mark 1861) & open sugar bowl (date mark 1864) - the cream jug & su

English Victorian to Edwardian three piece tea or coffee service set by Cheshire silversmiths George Nathan and Ridley Hayes. Crafted of sterling silver. Tea set includes teapot (measures 7" x 5" x 11

Victorian sterling silver kettle on stand, Charles Stuart Harris, London, 1900, the teapot with repousse scrolling foliate motifs, straw-wrapped handle, and hinged reticulated scrolling foliate base,

George III sterling silver teapot with hallmarks of John Emes (English, registered 1797 - 1807), London, 1804, of typical oval form with shaped wooden handle, with impressive later Victorian repousse