Pair of Antique Meriden Britannia Silver Plated Teapots

Bring the elegance of the Victorian tea table to your home with this Pair of Antique Meriden Britannia Silver Plated Teapots, designed in the richly decorative style that made the Meriden workshops famous in the late 1800's. Each pot features lavish hand-applied repoussé floral designs, graceful engraved medallions, and beautifully cast botanical handles and spouts. Both pot stand proudly on a raised, footed base with deeply detailed leaves, the smaller pot echoes the same intricate artistry in a more petite form as her larger sister—together creating a striking tiered display. 

Expertly crafted, these heirloom teapots capture the charm and refinement of the Gilded Age. Their brilliant silverplate surface, time-earned patina, and ornate Victorian silhouettes make them exquisite accents for your tea time and silver collection. Marked on the bottom, the 1920 is the pattern, not the date. Of note, the smaller pot has a few spots of wear- on the hinge, the back of the lid, and one other area of the lid as shown. Please only adopt these beauties if you can love her as is, they display beautifully and after being together for well over a century I couldn't bear to separate them. A rare opportunity to collect a matched pair—perfect for display, serving, or gifting to a discerning collector.

• Measure: 9-1/2" x 5-1/4" x 9-3/4"h; 9-1/2" x 5-1/4" x 9-1/2"h.