Tea kettle - .826 silver - Silver teapot 1389 g

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Antique Danish silver teapot with spirit burner by Arent Nicolai Dragsted of Copenhagen, weighing 1389 g, 35 cm long and 13 cm wide, made in 826/1000 silver and dating to circa 1850–1900 with Art Nouveau influences; in good condition with light wear for age and in working order.

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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.

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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.

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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
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Objects sold
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