Mappin & Webb - Coffee pot - Silverplated

Mappin & Webb London – Octagonal Silvered Coffee Pot (c. 1910–1930)

Beautifully designed and heavy English silver-plated coffee pot (or hot-water pot), produced by the renowned London court supplier Mappin & Webb.

The pot is executed in a classic Queen Anne revival style with an elegant, eight-sided faceted baluster form (octagonal) on a stepped octagonal stand. The curved, hinged lid follows the eight-sided linework and is crowned with a stylish turned knob. Featuring a sleek, blackened wooden handle with a thumb rest for a comfortable and secure grip.
At the underside clearly marked with the Mappin & Webb London stamp.

Specifications
Origin: England (London)
Silversmith / Manufacturer: Mappin & Webb
Period: ca. 1910 – 1935 (Edwardian / Art Deco / Interwar)
Material: Silver-plated on base metal (Princes Plate / EPNS), blackened wood
Height: approx. 20 cm
Condition: In very nice, well-kept condition with light, normal signs of aging and use for its age (surface polishing scratches; no notable silver loss or dents).

The hinge closes neatly and the wooden handle is firmly attached.