Wedgwood 5471221341 Classic yet with modern sensibilities. The Henley Silver Teapot features a striking black handle and topper. This Wedgwood fine silver teapot embraces luxurious style and evocative of traditional English tea rituals. Lovely for entertaining guests! Features: -Beautiful craftsmanship . -Striking black handle and topper. Specifications: -Material: Silver. -Hand washing recommended.Porcelain historians have often wondered if this "drum" shape subconsciously reflected the Napoleonic Wars to soon roll across Europe. It is at this time (1730's) that the first silver service pots for tea were designed. Simple globular shaped designs soon gave way to straight-sided silver teapots. These in turn were replaced by the oval shaped teapots of the 1770's. The American patriot Paul Revere was the most famed silversmith of the young nation. Indeed, his favorite portrait shows him holding one such teapot.

Wedgwood 5471225809 Traditional yet with modern sensibilities. The Silver Small Teapot features a classic look with sophisticated style. This Wedgwood fine silver teapot embraces luxurious style and evocative of traditional English tea rituals. Lovely for entertaining guests! Features: -Beautiful craftsmanship . -Compliments any tea setting. . Specifications: -Material: Silver. -Hand washing recommended. Reed & Barton s-2600 Gadroon Silverplated 4 Piece Coffee Set, Coffee pot has 40 ounce capacity, covered sugar and creamer with serving tray. By the 1780's footed teapots appeared, designed to protect tabletops from heat scarring. Although pewter teapots appeared throughout the Georgian (Colonial Period) for those unable to afford silver teapots, they were seldom produced in any number after the 1790's. Reflecting the "classic" designs favored by the new French Republic, teapots were, for a short, but beautiful period, shaped as a drum.