Small teapot - Augsburg, 1735-36 - Esaias III Busch (mstr. 1704-59). Wide pear s…

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Small teapot - Augsburg, 1735-36 - Esaias III Busch (mstr. 1704-59). Wide pear shape with curved, covered spout and wooden handle, hinged, high domed lid with turret knob; wall divided by vertical folds. Silver. At the bottom inspection mark, master's mark "EB" and tremolier mark. H. 10.5 cm; gross 278 g. - Cf. Seling 205+1973.

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Small teapot - Augsburg, 1735-36 - Esaias III Busch (mstr. 1

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