Lot 477 , A George III silver teapot by Crispin Fuller and a similar stand by Edward Capper?, gross 19 oz.

A George III silver teapot by Crispin Fuller and a similar stand by Edward Capper?, the teapot of shaped oval form, with ivory knop and engraved with armorial, monogram and band of foliate motifs, the stand with engraved armorial and reeded border, on tapered feet, 6.75in, both London, 1798, gross 19 oz.
Estimate £400-600

Teapot- There are a few minor knocks/dings to the base, along with a few scratches. There is a small nick to one corner of the base close to the handle. There is a small ding to the shoulder just below the engraved band. one side and an engraved monogram to the other. Lid slightly off centre, so doesn't quite close flush to the base. Hallmarks clear.
Stand- Engraved armorial to the centre, otherwise the overall condition is good. Hallmarks clear.


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Sold for £700