VICTORIAN CHINTZWARE TEAPOT WITH METAL SPOUT, RD

A vintage polished silver tone metal teapot decorated with raised metalwork designs. Tea spout and handle feature raised & curved Victorian style metalwork. Four curved feet to the underside. Lid poss

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2008 Hall China Convention, Pittsburgh

Chinese figural motif porcelain teapot with metal spout and handle. Crack to piece observed. Measures approx. 4 inches diameter, 7.5 inches tall including handle. Chinese teapot, Asian teapot, porcela

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VINTAGE PITCHERS - CANDLESTICKS & MORE - CHAMBER PITCHER - VICTORIAN TALL PITCHER STYLE ART PIECE - METAL BASE & SPOUT AREA -DECORATION ONLY - METAL CANDLESTICKS - BIRDS- LEAVES & GLASS HOLDERS FOR TH

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ASSORTED VICTORIAN ENAMEL-DECORATED BITTERS / BARBER'S BOTTLES, LOT OF THREE, cobalt blue, each with floral decoration, one with a metal spout. Various makers. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 8"

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A Yixing teapot and tea caddy. The box is cylindrical with a circular lid and made from brown clay. The teapot is black in color and has 2 metal handles and a metal spout decorated with a frog and mon

no lid, no metal spout

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Stamped on underside, comes with paperwork reading antique Victorian teapot, London, 1876. Tested positive for sterling using Puritest metal tester. 13.01 ozt total weight including the wood handle.Si

Each unmarked glass tonic bottle includes a metal spout. One bottle is cranberry red, one is dark turquoise blue, and one is a rich yellow. Late Victorian Era. Condition (Near Mint). Size Largest: 10"

Each unmarked glass tonic bottle includes a metal spout and a flower design. One bottle is turquoise, one is amber, one is light green and the shortest one is a rich purple. Victorian Era. Condition (

(3) PIECES INCLUDING - COPPER TEAPOT, METAL TEAPOT, AND MORTAR AND PESTLE DISCLAIMER: Pick up DATE: Saturday, July 17 from 10am to 2pm at the address of 161 Raritan River Rd, Califon, NJ

The teapot of an alloy mix, the handle and spout of dragon form, with finial lid; 12in h x 15in w. Condition: one side of the top (at spout) is dented inward. Note: This object is shown in a Hartwell

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Silver and mixed metal teapot, lid with green hardstone finial, hammered body with band of Archaic style Taotie masks, figural spout, signed underfoot, approx 4.5"h (handle down), 6.75"l, 5 5/8"w, 15.

An English Victorian Silver Teapot. Rounded lobed sides with organic decoration throughout the body, handle and spout. Cover is formed by an inverted fruit atop leaves. Hallmarked for George John Rich