I dont have access to a camera right at this moment but was wondering if anyone knows what this teapot is worth? I dont think I would sell it or if it is even worth selling but with the times as hard as they are and xmas coming, i may change my mind.  This teapot is in excellent condition.  It was obviously well taken care of.  I bought some silver polish so I could display it as it is tarnished but a friend told me to leave it is it is until I find out more information on it.  Can anyone tell me an appporoximate value of this teapot? I would greatly appreciate it!

Thanks!

I dont have access to a camera right at this moment but was wondering if anyone knows what this teapot is worth? I dont think I would sell it or if it is even worth selling but with the times as hard as they are and xmas coming, i may change my mind.  This teapot is in excellent condition.  It was obviously well taken care of.  I bought some silver polish so I could display it as it is tarnished but a friend told me to leave it is it is until I find out more information on it.  Can anyone tell me an appporoximate value of this teapot? I would greatly appreciate it!

Thanks!

Brown, yellow and green, showing a horse pulling a small open carriage with a man and his wife onboard, a peasant in the fore ground coming the opposite direction, on the right is a traveller (in red) carrying a staff and a bag over his shoulder stood resting under a tree, on the hill is a small church with a tower , the outside is decorated with yellow and red flowers, green leaves and smaller brown flowers

5 inch pot with attached lid could be a creamer has a 5 inche plate with it both have the same markings. it says FB Rogers sliver co Taunton Mass quadruple the the numbers 1523. thr hall mark is a crown with the number 18 on the left side of the crown and the number 83 on the right side of the crown. The pot has a small floral pattern on one of it sides the plate has no pattern.

These 3 plates have been in my family for at least 3 generations.  My Uncle received them from his Uncle, but we are unsure of the history before that.  No other information regarding the history is known.

There are 2 round, identical plates (believed to be copper), one is a bit brighter in appearance than the other.  Both seem to be in Good-Excellent condition with no dents or scratches.  They both measure 22.25" in diameter, and weigh approximately 2 lbs 14 oz.  There is what appears to be a dragon head at the top, with a border of what appears to be different fruits.  The picture in the middle of the platters appears to be village people dancing in the street.  There are no identifying marks, other than on the hanger on the back which reads "Made in England". 

#1

back with "Made in England" inscription

#2 close up

The third plate is a lighter color than the other two, but is also assumed to be copper.  It measures 26.75" in width, and 20.25" in height.  It weighs approximately 2 lbs 8 oz.  It is also in Good-Excellent condition with no dents or scratches.  The only identifying marks on this piece are on the back hanger where it states: "Made in Belgium".  This piece has a decorative border with dragons, and the main picture in the center is of several men sitting around a table, appearing to be playing cards and smoking pipes.  At the top center of the border it reads" 1460". 

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#3 back with "Made in Belgium" inscription

#3 Top "1460"

#3 Close Up

A set: platter with cream & sugar cups.  All are trimmed in gold with painted yellow roses.