A William IV Sterling Silver Teapot, Paul Storr For Storr & Mortimer, London, 1834?
A William IV sterling silver teapot, Paul Storr for Storr & Mortimer, London, 1834?
Of compressed circular form, the body with bold vertical fluting to the lower section and a plain polished upper band, raised on a spreading circular foot. The hinged domed cover with matching radiating flutes and fitted with a lobed finial, the scroll wooden handle and finial mounts designed to insulate from heat. The slender tapering spout of elegant proportion.
Sterling Silver with 5 Hallmarks:
Duty mark: Head King William IV
HxLxD 4,33in x 8,27in x 4,72in
WeightGross weight: 12,77oz
ProveniencePrivate collection
ConditionSlight signs of age and superficial scratches. The five hallmarks are present on the side of the teapot while lion passant marks are present to the underside of the cover. The Storr & Mortimer mark is stamped to the base of the teapot.
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Good condition
Material: Sterling silver
Width: 21
Height: 11
Depth: 12
Reference (ID): 1801385
Availability: In stock
