George III Teapot - London, 1813 - Oval shape on four ball feet, angular spout a…

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George III Teapot - London, 1813 - Oval shape on four ball feet, angular spout and angular wooden J-handle; wall with surrounding ribs as decoration; engraved dedication "July 1, 1814" on the bottom. Silver. Lion and year letter in the lid. 15 x 28 x 13 cm; gross weight 579 g. - Heavy signs of use with small hole in the wall.

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