Gibson Belfast SilverPlate Teapot - Vintage TEA POT marked EPNS ca 1920s Shabby Chic Dining Serving Art Deco Repousse Design
$55.25
Lovely Gibson Belfast silver plate EPNS teapot. I believe this was a piece is circa 1920s. While this teapot is nearly identical to one made by William Adams of England in pattern #1110, it is clearly marked for the Gibson & Co Limited Belfast on the bottom.
The teapot has a black bakelite knob on the top of the lid and a bakelite handle that is very Art Deco in shape. The sides feature raised florals, swirls, ovals and curled leaves as does the oval lid.
Bottom is stamped 0171 GIBSON & CO LIMITED BELFAST E.P.N.S.
Condition: In nice antique condition with some denting and uneven edges on the lid where it meets the body of the teapot. Some patina is present but I left that as some people prefer it. Each were lightly polished but could be further polished if so desired. Some light wear consistent with age (see photos)
Size:
Teapot: Approx. 5'' tall, 9'' from spout to handle, 4'' wide.
Very useable and a great addition to any afternoon tea and would also be a wonderful shabby chic kitchen display piece.
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Reviews (1)
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Oct 23, 2023
Beautiful teapot, an artistic addition to my collection.
Harriet Hodgson