Antique Silver Teapots from Regent Antiques

Collectors of antique silver know just how attractive it can look, all nicely polished and displayed in a glass fronted antique cabinet – or wherever suits your taste.

We’ve selected a few examples of that “must-have” antique silver item -the teapot.

The first item we’d like you to see is this Antique English Sterling Silver Teapot  which was made in London and dates from 1831:

Antique Silver Teapot – London 1831

Offered for just £1100 this is a  wonderful sterling silver antique teapot bearing hallmarks for London 1831 and the makers mark of Richard Piers & George Burrows:

The mark shown in the photograph above, RP over GB, stands for Richard Pierce & George Burrows II, The mark was registered on 1826 and is known to have been still active in 1847.

All together a very attractive piece with lots of nice detail, for example:

The teapot measures: 15cm in height  & weighs in at 20.3 troy oz. It is in excellent condition.

Let’s move on to another fine antique silver teapot, this one is an Antique Victorian Silver Teapot made in 1837 by John James Keith of London:

Antique Silver Teapot 1837

Keith & Co., (c. 1824-1929) – silversmiths in Britannia Terrace, City Road, London. Founded by John Keith in about 1824, the company operated for more than a century, interrupted between 1868 and 1874 when his son John James Keith and his employees were working at Cox & Sons, based in the same street as his London agent Franck Smith & Co.

Keith & Co. were represented at the London exhibitions in 1851 and 1862, and John Keith under Cox & Sons were awarded medals in 1871 for silver designed by Talbert. By the 1870s they were also supplying non-precious metals and church furniture. John James Keith, the son of John Keith, was later a partner of Cox, Son & Buckley.

This teapot measures as follows:- Height 14cm x Width 30cm x Depth 18cm and has a weight of 21 troy oz. It is offered for £1100 and can be shipped worldwide, call us for a quote – UK shipping is free of charge.

We offer much more than just teapots of course and our buyers are always looking for fine examples of antique English silver, many of which are by notable makers such as Hester Bateman and Paul Storr. Why not pay us a visit at our north London showroom or check out or current range online.