ANTIQUE 18thC GEORGIAN CHINOISERIE SOLID SILVER TEA KETTLE, PAUL STORR c.1829

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19th Century Georgian silver Chinese style tea kettle on a three feet spirit burner stand. The inverted pear-shaped kettle is profusely embossed with Chinese motifs, the three scroll feet formed as Chinese males and the design is repeated in the handle, the spout formed as a winged dragon. The hinged lid is embossed with flowers and surmounted by a floral finial.

Hallmarked English silver (925), London, year 1829 (o), Maker's mark P.S for Paul Storr.

REFERENCE NUMBER: A4499

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19th Century Georgian silver Chinese style tea kettle on a three feet spirit burner stand. The inverted pear-shaped kettle is profusely embossed with Chinese motifs, the three scroll feet formed as Chinese males and the design is repeated in the handle, the spout formed as a winged dragon. The hinged lid is embossed with flowers and surmounted by a floral finial.

Hallmarked English silver (925), London, year 1829 (o), Maker's mark P.S for Paul Storr.

REFERENCE NUMBER: A4499

19th Century Georgian silver Chinese style tea kettle on a three feet spirit burner stand. The inverted pear-shaped kettle is profusely embossed with Chinese motifs, the three scroll feet formed as Chinese males and the design is repeated in the handle, the spout formed as a winged dragon. The hinged lid is embossed with flowers and surmounted by a floral finial.

Hallmarked English silver (925), London, year 1829 (o), Maker's mark P.S for Paul Storr.

REFERENCE NUMBER: A4499

DESCRIPTION

Antique 19th Century Georgian solid silver Chinese style tea kettle on a three feet spirit burner stand. The inverted pear-shaped kettle is profusely embossed with Chinese motifs, the three scroll feet formed as Chinese males and the design is repeated in the handle, the spout formed as a winged dragon. The hinged lid is embossed with flowers and surmounted by a floral finial. This is a very rare, decorative and heavy gauge piece. All parts are Hallmarked English silver (925 Standard), London, year 1829 (o), Maker's mark P.S (Paul Storr, Royal Silversmith, by appointment to the British Royal Household, most celebrated and valued English silversmith of the 19th Century).

CONDITION

In Great Condition - No damage, just general wear.

SIZE

Height:  39cm
Width:  30 x 22cm
Weight:  2320g