George III Sterling Silver Teapot by Henry Chawner, London, 1807 The Library

George III Sterling Silver Teapot by Henry Chawner, London, 1807 The LibraryA Georgian sterling silver teapot, fully hallmarked for Henry Chawner, London, 1807. The teapot is of an oval serpentine form and decoratedwith chased floral swags enclosing a blank armorial cartouche with a teak handle to the pot and lid. The teapot shows some minor dings with a very small split to the silver at the very tip of the spout (please see photographs). Overall the teapot remains in a very good condition. Dimensions: Length (handle to

Weight: 7 grams

glowing and tactile

Northants'

The frames show some wear to the gilt commensurate with age but otherwise remain in an excellent condition

Total silver weight: 221 grams

Base diameter: 10

The toast rack remains remains fully functional and attractive

Width: 7cm

Emblem of St Columbe Collegium is gilt stamped to the front and back board

Portrait frontispiece

Ipswich with solo shows in London

Width: 15cm