
Original price
GBP £ 4950
Converted price
Description

An outstanding and remarkable antique George II Scottish sterling silver teapot, this piece is a valuable addition to our collection of Georgian silver teaware.
This exquisite antique Georgian sterling silver teapot features a globular bullet shape set upon a cast circular spreading foot.
The surface of the teapot is adorned with intricately engraved foliate and floral designs on its upper section.
The body showcases an engraved crest depicting a centaur wielding a bow and arrow, accompanied by the motto 'Ut Quocunque Paratus' - Prepared for whatever may come.
This 18th-century silver teapot is designed with a flush hinged lid, which is decorated with a continuation of the flat engraved leaf motif; the flush hinge signifies the exceptional craftsmanship of the piece.
The lid is topped with a striking cast sterling silver finial in the form of a leaf bud.
This remarkable antique teapot retains its original cast C-shaped handle, which features a thumbpiece adorned with leaf decoration, seamlessly connecting to the upper socket.
Additionally, this impressive Georgian silverware includes a cast silver spout with a graceful swan neck, enhanced by fluted detailing and an applied scrolling design at the lip.
Antique silver teapots make excellent housewarming gifts, adding a touch of elegance to any new home, and are perfect for collectors and tea aficionados who appreciate unique and historic items.
Last updated: 14/03/25