Teapot with stand
Maker
Solomon Hougham
Production date
1800-1802
Description
A sterling silver teapot with ebony handle, engraved design with a central monogram "B" and a hinged lid. As a base; an oblong sterling silver tray with feet, also monogrammed, for the teapot. The set was brought to Canterbury in 1850 by donor's great-grandfather Dr Alfred Charles Barker and used in "Studdingsail Hall" and his later home on the corner of Oxford Terrace and Worcester Street.
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Object Detail
Measurement (HxWxD): 2 - lid: 25 x 185 x 135mm
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