Biedermeier Solid Silver - Teapot - circa 1830–1850
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A German Biedermeier solid silver teapot dating to circa 1830–1850, weighing 444 g with dimensions of 20 cm high and 22 cm wide, a 1.5 litre capacity, marked 13 Loth (812‰), four-footed body and a 90-degree hinged lid, in excellent condition.
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An elegant and authentic German Biedermeier teapot in solid silver, marked 13 Loth (≈812‰), dating to the first half of the 19th century (circa 1830–1850).
The teapot displays classic Biedermeier design: balanced proportions, restrained decoration, a four-footed body, and a distinctive lid hinge positioned at a 90° angle—characteristic of German-speaking silversmithing traditions of the period.
The base bears a “13” mark indicating the fineness according to the historical Loth system (13/16 silver content, equivalent to 812.5‰). The style and execution of the mark are consistent with authentic Central European assay practices of the time.
The piece is free from monograms or crests, enhancing its appeal for collectors and the wider market. It is in excellent condition and structurally sound; lid, spout and feet are all intact and well aligned.
Specifications:
Material: solid silver (13 Loth / 812‰)
Origin: Germany
Period: Biedermeier, circa 1830–1850
Weight: 444 g
Height: 20 cm, width 22 cm
Capacity: approx. 1.5 litres
Mark: “13” (Loth fineness mark)
Condition: excellent, professionally cleaned, preserving its original character
Decoration: restrained, classical Biedermeier style
A refined, well-proportioned and authentic piece representing the functional elegance of early 19th-century German silver craftsmanship.
An elegant and authentic German Biedermeier teapot in solid silver, marked 13 Loth (≈812‰), dating to the first half of the 19th century (circa 1830–1850).
The teapot displays classic Biedermeier design: balanced proportions, restrained decoration, a four-footed body, and a distinctive lid hinge positioned at a 90° angle—characteristic of German-speaking silversmithing traditions of the period.
The base bears a “13” mark indicating the fineness according to the historical Loth system (13/16 silver content, equivalent to 812.5‰). The style and execution of the mark are consistent with authentic Central European assay practices of the time.
The piece is free from monograms or crests, enhancing its appeal for collectors and the wider market. It is in excellent condition and structurally sound; lid, spout and feet are all intact and well aligned.
Specifications:
Material: solid silver (13 Loth / 812‰)
Origin: Germany
Period: Biedermeier, circa 1830–1850
Weight: 444 g
Height: 20 cm, width 22 cm
Capacity: approx. 1.5 litres
Mark: “13” (Loth fineness mark)
Condition: excellent, professionally cleaned, preserving its original character
Decoration: restrained, classical Biedermeier style
A refined, well-proportioned and authentic piece representing the functional elegance of early 19th-century German silver craftsmanship.
Details
Era
1400-1900
Material
circa 1830–1850
Manufacturer/brand
Biedermeier Solid Silver
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
20 cm
Width
22 cm
Diameter
15 cm
Estimated period
1800-1850
