Teapot
ca. 1900 (made)
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Teapot with an oval body, upward curving spout, angular handle and a slightly domed, hinged lid. The body is decorated with irregular concave depressions and, along the shoulder of the pot, with trailing stems with leaves and roses in shallow relief. The moulding of the lid curves upwards to form a peak as a knop; the handle has two insulating bands of bone inset. Marked on the base: 'KAYSERZINN 4515'.
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Materials and techniques | Cast pewter |
Brief description | Teapot, pewter, designed by Hugo Leven, made by J.P. Kayser & Son, Krefeld, ca. 1900 |
Physical description | Teapot with an oval body, upward curving spout, angular handle and a slightly domed, hinged lid. The body is decorated with irregular concave depressions and, along the shoulder of the pot, with trailing stems with leaves and roses in shallow relief. The moulding of the lid curves upwards to form a peak as a knop; the handle has two insulating bands of bone inset. Marked on the base: 'KAYSERZINN 4515'. |
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Marks and inscriptions | 'KAYSERZINN 4515' (moulded mark) |
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Accession number | CIRC.501-1969 |
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Record created | May 30, 2006 |
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