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A collection of five antique tin items from around 1800–1850, comprising a tall coffee pot, three pebbled pear-shaped teapots and a neoclassical pouring jug with a relief band, with a total weight of about 4.4 kg and good age-related patina.
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Beautiful, varied collection of 5 pieces of antique pewter (18th and 19th centuries), consisting of a generous coffee pot, three classic pear-shaped teapots, and a neoclassical pouring jug with a relief band. Several pieces feature authentic pouring marks and quality stamps.
Overview of the pieces:
Large pouring coffee pot:
Sleek, tall model with bird-beak spout and characteristically wrapped with rattan heat-insulating handle.
Dimensions: approx. 25 cm high. Weight: 1216 g.
Period: approx. 1780–1820.
Three pear-shaped teapots:
Three different 18th-/19th-century teapots on a profiled stand with hinged lids and baluster-vase knobs.
One teapot with a rattan-wrapped handle; two teapots with solid tin handles.
Marks on the bases: e.g. crowned rose marks, owner/pourer initials (including ILG and IKH).
Dimensions: approx. 20 cm high each. Weight: approx. 950 g each (total ~2850 g).
Period: approx. 1790–1840.
Neoclassical pouring jug:
Elegant vase-shaped model on a round base with a loose lid and a handsome relief band with laurel leaf motif.
Bottom marked with the quality stamp PROB ZINN.
Dimensions: approx. 19 cm high. Weight: 364 g.
Period: Biedermeier / Classicism, approx. 1820–1850.
Specifications:
Material: Cast pewter, partly with rattan wrapping
Total weight: approx. 4.43 kg
Provenance: Netherlands / Germany / Western Europe
Condition: Good, authentic state consistent with age and use. Nice original patina, light signs of use/dings appropriate for pewter from this period. See the photos for a detailed personal impression (these are an integral part of the description).
Beautiful, varied collection of 5 pieces of antique pewter (18th and 19th centuries), consisting of a generous coffee pot, three classic pear-shaped teapots, and a neoclassical pouring jug with a relief band. Several pieces feature authentic pouring marks and quality stamps.
Overview of the pieces:
Large pouring coffee pot:
Sleek, tall model with bird-beak spout and characteristically wrapped with rattan heat-insulating handle.
Dimensions: approx. 25 cm high. Weight: 1216 g.
Period: approx. 1780–1820.
Three pear-shaped teapots:
Three different 18th-/19th-century teapots on a profiled stand with hinged lids and baluster-vase knobs.
One teapot with a rattan-wrapped handle; two teapots with solid tin handles.
Marks on the bases: e.g. crowned rose marks, owner/pourer initials (including ILG and IKH).
Dimensions: approx. 20 cm high each. Weight: approx. 950 g each (total ~2850 g).
Period: approx. 1790–1840.
Neoclassical pouring jug:
Elegant vase-shaped model on a round base with a loose lid and a handsome relief band with laurel leaf motif.
Bottom marked with the quality stamp PROB ZINN.
Dimensions: approx. 19 cm high. Weight: 364 g.
Period: Biedermeier / Classicism, approx. 1820–1850.
Specifications:
Material: Cast pewter, partly with rattan wrapping
Total weight: approx. 4.43 kg
Provenance: Netherlands / Germany / Western Europe
Condition: Good, authentic state consistent with age and use. Nice original patina, light signs of use/dings appropriate for pewter from this period. See the photos for a detailed personal impression (these are an integral part of the description).
Details
Era
1400-1900
Weight
4.4 kg
Number of objects
5
Country of origin
Germany
Material
Tin
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
25 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
20 cm
Estimated period
1800-1850
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