Art Deco Silver Teapot – Kempen & Zonen, Netherlands, 1919 Elegant and authentic Dutch Art Deco teapot in solid silver, made by the renowned silversmith Kempen & Zonen in Voorschoten. The teapot features a refined octagonal body, a gently curved spout, and an original ebonised wooden handle for safe handling. The design is sober, architectural, and perfectly in line with early Art Deco aesthetics, where geometry and proportion take precedence over excess ornamentation. Dutch lion – 2nd standard (833/1000 silver) Year letter J in a circle – 1919 Maker’s mark: VK with reclining crescent in a square Made by Kempen & Zonen, active in Voorschoten (1858–1924) Dimensions & Weight Height: approx. 16 cm Length (spout to handle): approx. 21 cm Width: approx. 12 × 12 cm Weight: approx. 447 grams This teapot was designed for everyday use as well as formal tea service. The silver interior retains heat well, while the wooden handle protects the hand from heat—an intelligent and practical detail typical of high-quality Dutch silver work of the period. Serving tea at the table Display in an Art Deco or early 20th-century interior A refined addition to a collection of Dutch or European silver Good antique condition, with light surface wear and minor traces of use consistent with age. No repairs. Hallmarks clearly legible. Please review the photographs carefully, as they form part of the description. A genuine early Art Deco silver teapot by one of the most important Dutch silver manufacturers—timeless, functional, and collectible. Shipping Catawiki smart services. Well packed and insured.