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Antique 18th or early 19th century pewter teapot is a rare find and has that classic Queen Ann shape that is so desired by antique pewter and metalware collectors. The hinged top has the shape and detail that dealers look for with antique pewter, and the handle is finely wrought and retains most of the original finish. It's fully and completely marked with maker and touch hallmarks, and shape, craftsmanship, and markings are consistent with period works of the 18th century. The crafted metal handle is shaped and is consistent with 18th century works rather than the more common 19th century pieces. While the piece looks great from one side, there is a lower crack approximately 0.75" along the bottom edge of the other side, and the bottom ring near there has also been repaired. Given the value of this piece without the crack, you could either have it professionally repaired cost effectively or enjoy it as is since the crack is hard to see along the bottom. It measures approximately 7.25" high, 4.5" in diameter at the widest point (not including the handles), and 8.0" long from handle to spout. Great opportunity to own an 18th century pewter teapot affordably but with great eye appeal! Super bargain priced to sell fast; cross listed on Silver & Pewter 2.

$65.00