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Wilhelm IV teapot, sterling silver. Set on a round, multi-fluted base; the body is slightly bulbous with a coat of arms engraved on its smooth surface, and features a wide, short spout with acanthus trim. The hinged lid rises from the center. Wooden ear-shaped handles and lid knob. Assay marks, master’s mark, date letter “r.” Weight approx. 396 g. Height 11.5 cm. 25 cm x 17 cm. A William IV sterling silver teapot with a wooden handle. Assay marks, master’s mark, date letter “r.” England. London. Robert Hennell II. 1832.
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