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    Posted 7 years ago

    pglenn1970
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    I think this was a tea pot.. made early in 1800
    Its very well 200 years old. As I am told it may be a studio piece.
    I encourage you to express your opinions
    When I look at this from a distance it seems royal.
    If memory serves wright. This type of silver is usually a wedding gift

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    1. ho2cultcha ho2cultcha, 7 years ago
      wow! that's a beauty! i was going to say that it looks more like late 19th century, but his work is very similar to this, and your dating seems right. congratulations!
    2. IVAN49 IVAN49, 7 years ago
      Hi,
      There should be marks, as follows:
      1. Assay office (London, leopard`s head, crowned or uncrowned, depending on the year)
      2. Lion passant for sterling
      3. Date letter
      4. Duty mark (sovereign head in profile)
      5. Maker`s mark
      Digby Scott & Benjamin Smith (beginning of XIX cetury)
      Benjamin Smith II
      (Registered Oct 1812 and 1814, 1818 & 1822)
      Benjamin Smith III
      Son of Benjamin Smith II, died 1850
      (Registered May 1822, Dec 1837)
      Show us close up of marks, please, there is option for three more pictures.
      Btw. the marks were not optional. Making and selling silver without paying duty and without proper marks would have sent silversmiths to prison. In a word, search for marks (on the lid, too).
      Regards

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