Tea kettle - .826 silver - Silver teapot 1389 g

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Antique Danish silver teapot with a spirit burner (rechaud), by Arent Nicolai Dragsted in Copenhagen, dating to ca. 1850–1880, weighing 1,389 g, silver grade .826, dimensions about 35 cm high by 13 cm wide and 13 cm deep, in good condition with light signs of age.

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Antique silver teapot with rechaud, Danish silver, A. Dragsted.
Beautifully crafted Danish silver teapot on a burner (rechaud), made by the silversmith Arent Nicolai Dragsted in Copenhagen (1821-1898). Court supplier to the Danish Court.

The bulb-shaped boiler with a richly ornamented tripod and spirit burner. Equipped with the original tap with a wooden knob and matching lid crown. It rests on four wooden feet. The two outer fold-out ornaments serve to grip the boiler. The whole is executed in a typical 19th-century design with light Art Nouveau influences.

The kettle bears the Danish silver hallmarks and the Crown of Dragsted.
Weight: 1389 grams
Length approx. 35 cm, Width approx. 13 cm
Silver content: 826/1000
Origin: Copenhagen, Denmark
Period: ca. 1850–1880
Condition: in good condition, with light signs of wear appropriate to its age.

Well packed and shipped insured.

Antique silver teapot with rechaud, Danish silver, A. Dragsted.
Beautifully crafted Danish silver teapot on a burner (rechaud), made by the silversmith Arent Nicolai Dragsted in Copenhagen (1821-1898). Court supplier to the Danish Court.

The bulb-shaped boiler with a richly ornamented tripod and spirit burner. Equipped with the original tap with a wooden knob and matching lid crown. It rests on four wooden feet. The two outer fold-out ornaments serve to grip the boiler. The whole is executed in a typical 19th-century design with light Art Nouveau influences.

The kettle bears the Danish silver hallmarks and the Crown of Dragsted.
Weight: 1389 grams
Length approx. 35 cm, Width approx. 13 cm
Silver content: 826/1000
Origin: Copenhagen, Denmark
Period: ca. 1850–1880
Condition: in good condition, with light signs of wear appropriate to its age.

Well packed and shipped insured.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Gross weight
1389 g
Silver type
.826 silver
Specific region of origin
Kopenhagen
Title additional information
Silver teapot 1389 g
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
Denmark
Material
Silver
Style
Art Nouveau
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
35 cm
Width
13 cm
Depth
13 cm
In Working Order
Yes
Estimated period
1850-1900
The NetherlandsVerified
137
Objects sold
100%
Private

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