Historic silver of the Colonies and its makers (1917)
Bigelow, Francis Hill, 1859-1933 · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 368
19-80) of Charles-town, seems to fit in some particulars, betweenthe teapots just described. The outlines ofthe body are unbroken as in the Coney teapotbut the neck is lengthened as in that by TenEyck. The principal difference is in the domedand moulded cover of undulating outline. Thewooden knob… … 238. JosiAH Austin? H. 5! in. fashion in England early in the eighteenthcentury, a variety made up to about 1770. Agold Scotch teapot of that form, of about thedate 1735, belongs to Mr. Leopold de Rothschild ;the spout is straight as in the earliest types.Some teapots are literally globular but…
Silverwork -- United States
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