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London Teapot, Joseph Angell, 1828, Regency. Marked on the base: “English Sterling” London 1828; fine owner’s engraving of a horse with a crown; compressed spherical shape with a profiled band; spout with a stylized scallop shell. Antique ear handles and walnut push button. 13 x 25 cm, well-preserved, acquired at Wilbois in 2010, 505 g. The founder, Joseph Angell, began an apprenticeship with Henry Nutting in 1796 and established his own business in 1804. He registered his first mark in 1811 and his second in 1824. The products of the Angell firm are considered among the most important works of London silversmiths in the 19th century. Silver 1543
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