A few examples of appraisal values for
SILVER TEA POTS

• Two Silver Tea Pots each marked
  Two Silver Tea Pots each marked '925' to underside 16 ozt 14 dwt gross Height of larger example 8 1/2 inches.
• TWO 19TH CENTURY SILVER TEA POTS:
  TWO 19TH CENTURY SILVER TEA POTS: THE FIRST, BIRMNGHAM 1801, MAKER'S MARKS FOR GE? & CO., AND THE OTHER: LONDON 1890, MAKER'S MARKS FOR WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS - EDWARD HUTTONTWO 19TH CENTURY SILVER TEA POTS: THE FIRST, BIRMNGHAM 1801, MAKER'S MARKS FOR GE? & CO., AND THE OTHER: LONDON 1890, MAKER'S MARKS FOR WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS - EDWARD HUTTON, both teapots with Adams style bright cut bands of design and with scrolling wood handles, the Birmingham teapot of low horizontally lobed shape, unmonogrammed, 13.8 ozt gross, w: 11 in. (over spout); the other teapot marked in band to shoulder of fluted oval form with straight sides, one side monogrammed in laurel-bordered cartouche, 12 ozt gross, w: 9 1/2 in. (over spout) (2)