Lot 645 , A George III bright cut silver teapot of shaped oval form, London 1815, maker Solomon Hougham, with matching stand, 17.2oz

A George III bright cut silver teapot of shaped oval form, London 1815, maker Solomon Hougham, with matching stand, 17.2oz
Estimate £200-300

Large dent to the base of the pot. Other small dents/knocks around the pot in general. Spout has numerus small knocks and dents. Spout tip is dented also. Gauge of silver silver on both sides quite thin, possible removal/erasure?? Tired engraved monogram to one side of the pot. Overall poor condition. Hallmarks on base and lid clear.
Stand has engraved monogram to centre. Some wear to the engraved decoration. A few nicks and scratches in general. Slightly unsteady on a flat surface. Hallmarks clear but with some mild rubbing.

Hallmarks clear on stand. Some scratches to surface. Teapot heavily dented and in poor condition.
Lid does not sit back flush.


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Sold for £220