22nd Jun, 2022 11:00

Silver & Objects of Vertu
 
Lot 309
 

An early 18th century Dutch silver teapot, Groningen 1735 by Helprich Ritzema

An early 18th century Dutch silver teapot, Groningen 1735 by Helprich Ritzema

Of compressed baluster from with a domed pull off lid surmounted by a bell form finial. The cast beast head spout opposite a C scroll handle with a cast female head thumbpiece. The body with flat chased decoration of stylised acanthus leaves, fluting and a border of oval cartouches between rosettes. Later engraved underneath with initials MH in cursive script. Marked underneath 6 over K and makers mark HR ligatured. The base and lid marked with later Dutch tax mark (1814-93).

Length – 15.5 cm / 6.25 inches

Weight – 291 grams / 9.36 ozt

For another teapot by this maker with very similar if not the same castings to the handle and spout, sold Christie’s 3 Oct 2012, lot 28 (€1875 incl. premium)

Sold for £1,250

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