Antique 1910s Mappin & Webb Silver-Plated Teapot set(Teapot, Sugar Bowl, Milk Jug) - Victorian/Edwardian

Add a touch of late Victorian elegance to your home with this stunning silver-plated teapot manufactured by the prestigious British luxury silversmith and royal warrant holder, Mappin & Webb. Crafted in Sheffield at the turn of the 20th century, this piece showcases the pinnacle of period holloware craftsmanship. The teapot features a beautifully weighted, squat body adorned with highly detailed, hand-engraved floral and foliate scroll motifs. It boasts classic fluted lower body detailing, an elegant gooseneck spout, and a traditional carved bone or ivory heat insulator ring integrated seamlessly into the handle. The underside is clearly stamped with the authentic Mappin & Webb diamond lozenge script monogram containing the "Ld" (Limited) mark, securely dating the piece to post-1898. It also displays the original factory pattern catalog serial number W2910 alongside fascinating, faint historical pawnbroker/repairer inventory scratches. The set weighs 1325g, the teapot measures 26cm width at its widest, 16cm depth, and 15cm height. The milk jug measures 13cm width at its widest, 10cm depth, and 12cm height. The sugar bowl measures 19cm width at its widest, 13cm depth, and 10cm height. In overall very good vintage condition. The teapot is being sold strictly as a decorative display piece. There is an old, rough solder repair around the base joint where the spout meets the body as seen in the image and reflected in the price. Due to the vintage nature of this repair, it is not safe for holding hot beverages or food use. The silver plating shows gorgeous luster with minor surface wear and natural patina appropriate for its 120+ year age. Perfect for collectors of fine Sheffield plate, antique enthusiasts, or as a statement prop/decor piece for a mantel, shelving unit, or dining display. Collectible, Collector's item.