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Silver Teapots
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O.286: A George III circular silver teapot on four paw feet with leaf supports, leaf capped scroll handle with floral decoration, the body and domed lid profusely decorated with floral borders, flower finial. cartouche engraved with the initials J.G.S. for John Gilliam Stilwell. A further cartouche verso engraved with the inscription: " To Mr & Mrs John Gilliam Stilwell on their Weddind Day, 7th. June 1831. from Lord Byron, Captain R.N." ( George Anson Byron was the 7th. Baron Byron and inherited his title from the poet George Gordon Byron). Made in London 1801. £550.
O.128 A large William IV silver teapot of oval can shape on a flat base with beaded rims, flush hinged domed lid, ivory handle and finial, the lid,body and spout with bright-cut foliate decoration, vacant oval cartouche on both sides. 12 inches ( 31.5 cms. ) across the handle. 28 troy ounces gross weight. Made in London 1830 by John Angell. £600.
L. 218: A large Victorian silver teapot of ovoid shape on a rim foot, the upper body and spout flat chased with strapwork ,diaper and foliate decoration, silver button finial and C scroll handle, hinged lid with applied shell decoration. Lion with shield crest. 11 inches across the handle. 26 troy ounces. Made in DUBLIN 1840 by James Fry. £750.
K.718
George III Silver Teapot
K.718: An 18th. century can shaped oval silver teapot, with a carved ivory handle, Adam style finial and flush hinged lid. Bead edge top & bottom, plain spout, the lid, hinge & body profusely later decorated with flowers, scrolls & foliage., vacant cartouche. 10 inches long, made in London 1782 by Robert Hennell. £550.
H.686
Hester Bateman Silver Teapot 
H.686: A good quality 18th. century silver teapot of plain oval form made by HESTER BATEMAN. Domed lid with Adam style finial & concealed hinge. Beading to top & bottom edges, plain spout, ebony handle. 10 inches long. Very crisp hallmarks including the rare incuse head mark for London 1785. £2200.
K.479 An
18th. Century Silver Teapot 
K.479: An 18th. century oval silver teapot, flat bottomed, beaded edge top & bottom, plain spout, fruitwood handle & finial, domed lid with flush hinge. An elaborate vacant cartouche on both sides, probably done later. 10 inches (25.5 cms) across the handles. Made in London 1783 by A.F.S.G. £550.
I.688 George
III Silver Teapot
I.688: A George III silver teapot of rounded form with a cape edge, on a plain reeded ring foot, plain spout, fruitwood handle & finial, detached lid, Griffon crest. 10 inches across. 23 troy ounces (700 grams.) made in London 1808 by Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard. £480.
K.188 George
III Silver Teapot
K.188: A George III rectangular silver teapot with flush hinge on 4 ball feet, tapering panelled body, reeded rim, fruitwood handle & finial. 11 inches across. 17 troy ounces (518 grams.) made in London 1806 by Robert & Stephen Hennell. £460.
K.594: A good quality Victorian silver teapot of plain melon shape on a spreading circular foot, panelled spout & scroll handle, flush lid, scrollwork finial. 10.5 inches across. 22 troy ounces (670 grams.) made in Sheffield by Martin Hall & Co. £480.
K.178: A George III Irish silver teapot of circular fluted form on a spreading circular base, the partly fluted lid with a concealed hinge & silver mounted wooden button finial, cape collar & plain wooden handle. 11 inches across the handle, 18 troy ounces. Made in Dublin 1815 by William Nolan, retailed by Matthew West. £600.