Teapot

Maker’s mark: “IP” Dumfries town marks: fouled anchor, stag’s head Other mark: “e” Silver teapots became popular in the 1700s due to their durability and ability to retain heat.

Object no :

DMSW064a-c

Collection :

Creator :

Joseph Pearson

Place of Production :

NA

Dimensions :

length 300mm, width 120mm, height 150mm

Materials :

silver, bone

Location :

NA

Accession number :

DUMFM:1987.11

Copyright :

Dumfries & Galloway Council

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