Antique Philip Ashberry & Sons Silverplate Teapot Sheffield No 1726 c1890s

: Philip Ashberry & Sons

Origin: Sheffield, England

Material: Silverplate (EPBM – Electroplated Britannia Metal)

Pattern / Model Number: 1726

Era: Late Victorian (c. 1880–1900)

Height: Approx. 22cm

Style: Rococo Revival / Art Nouveau influence

Markings: Trumpet hallmark with initials P&A S, “1726” and “EPBM”

Finish: Polished silverplate with fluted panels, ornate scrolled handle and footed base

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Mini Story:

A beautifully shaped teapot from Philip Ashberry & Sons of Sheffield, showcasing the ornate design sensibilities of the late Victorian era. The flowing curves and rich detailing reflect both Rococo and Art Nouveau influences, popular in English silverware of the period. While this piece has retired from daily tea service, it remains a striking decorative and collectible example of 19th-century craftsmanship.

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Condition:

Condition: Fair vintage condition – see detailed notes below.

• Genuine 19th-century teapot with visible age-related wear.

• Some loss to silverplate and light tarnish throughout.

• Please note: the teapot has a small leak from the base seam when filled — best suited for decorative display rather than use.

• Lid hinge, handle and spout remain secure.

• Displays beautifully with a warm antique patina.

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