TEAPOT; SILVER
1928Silver plated presentation teapot.
Oblong in shape.
Fluted on four corners.
Handle has thumb stop and band.
Flower pattern on both sides.
This example in the Sheraton revival style was presented as a gift to Mrs Lloyd of Toodyay from the Toodyay RSL [Returned Services League] in 1928.
Details
Details
One side is inscribed."PRESENTED TO MRS F. M. LLOYD BY THE TOODYAY R.S.L. IN APPRECIATION OF SERVICES RENDERED, 31-8-28"
Marks: Bugle with apron and 2 tassles. EPBM in squares. YB & S 8575 4
Although Elkington & Co. patented a new method of silver plating known as electro-plating in 1840, it was not until the mass production of the late Victorian era that many people could afford a silver teapot.