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some more Georgian teapots

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  1. pewter2

    pewter2 Well-Known Member

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    pewter2, May 16, 2018
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    @Bronwen..still learning to post pics ..some more Georgian teapots..did some for you...regards...pewter2
     
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  3. Bronwen

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    These are just gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing them with us all. :kiss:
     
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  4. SBSVC

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    Wow, Pewter - those are spectacular! Thanks for showing them.
     
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    hello Bronwen..seeing you were my first contact on this forum and directed me to posting in the correct area I thought you would like to see my first picture attempt..regards..pewter2
     
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    AuDragon Well-Known Member

    Superb, and such lovely condition.
     
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  7. Huntingtreasure

    Huntingtreasure Well-Known Member

    That’s quite a collection! :)
     
    Huntingtreasure, May 16, 2018
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  8. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    nice tea caddies...
     
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    Hello Komokwa...just realised re your comments....someone loves turtles and tortoises..forgot to hide them ..sorry Bronwen...regards...pewter2
     
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  10. Bronwen

    Bronwen Well-Known Member

    And I am well rewarded. Love the tea chests too. My latest cameo acquisition is a Georgian ring. A gracious time, if you had the money.
     
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  11. pewter2

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    love Georgian anything and love Georgian rings and jewellery...regards...pewter2
     
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  12. Bronwen

    Bronwen Well-Known Member

    I feel the same way about antique tortoiseshell as I do about ivory: it cannot be undone now; we can honor the sacrifice by admiring & preserving the beautiful things of the past while doing our best to put an end to the present day slaughter.
     
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    agree .also love pique work, jewellery and small boxes, you probably know that pique jewellery was allowed to be worn after 1st year of mourning, will show you some ivory one day....regards...pewter2
     
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  14. afantiques

    afantiques Well-Known Member

    I am not seeing those as all Georgian, more 19th C in general
     
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  15. pewter2

    pewter2 Well-Known Member

    14 from 1716 to 1826 2 vic 1867 & 1857, scottish, irish, english and provincial, also there is 1 newhall porcelain 1820. 1 castleford bassalt 1820
     
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  16. Barn Owl

    Barn Owl Well-Known Member

    How do you identify if they're Georgian? Are they marked?
     
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  17. gregsglass

    gregsglass Well-Known Member

    Hi Pewter2,
    Glad to see other people besides myself put tassels on keys. Nice collection.
    greg
     
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  18. pewter2

    pewter2 Well-Known Member

    British hallmark information is comprehensive and make this possible, reference may be made to several on line sites...925/1000, ascas site. or by accessing sites through google, call up silver makers marks or silver assay office information.
    Jacksons , Grimwade. Wyler are some reliable authorities on British silver hallmarks. Many reference publications are also available for world marks. There is a handy pocket book on English marks by Judith Bannister , quite handy, and think possibly Kovels do one for American marks..Most research is possible on line nowadays..
     
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  19. afantiques

    afantiques Well-Known Member

    Some Georgian stuff was bashed about to make it more to Victorian tastes so it can look later but I suspect the two teapots in the front row are the Victorian ones.
     
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  20. cxgirl

    cxgirl Well-Known Member

    they are lovely! thank-you for sharing:)
     
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