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On display at V&A South Kensington

Silver, Room 67, The Whiteley Galleries

Artist/Maker	Martin, Hall & Co. Ltd. (maker)
Place of origin	Sheffield (made)

Described in trade catalogues as 'embossed' or 'Louis Quatorze', this style and similar designs in the revived Rococo taste enjoyed great popular appeal in the second half of the nineteenth century. In 1885, Elkingtons offered silver Louis Quartorze tea and coffee services for £52 10s.

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Categories	Access_to_Images 2003 Metalwork Tea, Coffee & Chocolate Wares SCRAN
Object type	Teapot
Materials and techniques	Silver, raised and chased, with applied ornament and ivory handle
Dimensions	Height: 19.00cm Length: 24.75cm Width: 16.00cm Weight: 800.9g
Marks and inscriptions	Base: maker Martin Hall & Co., duty, sterling, date and crown. Marks are struck on the base, lid and knop of the teapot Crest An unidentified crest, see Fairbairn, 1860, Pl.2 No. 8
Credit line	R. E. Jerome Bequest
Object history	Acquisition RF: 84 / 1907 Bequest - The Estate of R.E. Jerome per, Davies, Watkin & Co., 198, Upper Richmond Taod, Putney, SW15 2SJ From a set with M.6 & M.7-1994. Described in trade catalogues as "Embossed " or " Louis Quatorze " , this style and similar designs in the revived rococo taste enjoyed great popular appeal in the second half of the nineteenth century. In 1885, Elkingtons offered silver Louis Quartorze tea and coffee services for £ 52 10s.
Summary	Described in trade catalogues as 'embossed' or 'Louis Quatorze', this style and similar designs in the revived Rococo taste enjoyed great popular appeal in the second half of the nineteenth century. In 1885, Elkingtons offered silver Louis Quartorze tea and coffee services for £52 10s.
Associated objects	M.6-1994 M.7-1994
Collection	Metalwork Collection
Accession number	M.5-1994

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Record created	March 3, 2004
Record URL	https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O94732/teapot-martin-hall/

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