silver - tea urns
4 item(s) found:
A George III sterling silver tea urn, maker's mark Henry Chawner, London circa 1789, the amphora shaped footed urn flanked by elegant reeded handles surmounted by a fitted cover waisted and with a finial of conforming design,…
A large and very impressive George III sterling silver lidded hot water/tea urn, the oval body with twisted scroll handles, flame finial on lid, and gadrooned borders, the base of shaped square form, with rope edge and pierced gallery border,…
An early 19th century French silver-gilt two-handled tea urn, by Jacques-Henri Fauconnier Paris 1819 - 1838,…
Rawlings & Sumner, early Victorian sterling silver tea urn or Samovar, London 1842, with an arabesque style finial leading to a heavily decorated body with 'C' scrolls and foliage, flanked by shaped handles and resting on short scrolled feet.…