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Silver? Teapot

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15 years ago
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Description I recently acquired this tea pot from an antiques fair, the seller was unable to tell me any information about it. I have search all the relevant websites and have been unable to find anything about it. It has marks on the bottom which read H.W LTD, C , P, B , M. It then has the numbers 1445 gill, stamped into it. I have attached pictures to help.
Category Silver and Silver Overlay
Medium silver
Distinguishing marks H.W. LTD
Condition Fair
Size and dimensions of this item 25cm, 15 cm
Price Paid (If known) 1.00
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Submitted by Anonymous

It's most likely to read E.P.B.M. -Electro Plated Base Metal. This is a Georgian style silver plated teapot made in the late 19th or early 20th century. HW Ltd could be for Henry Wilkinson and Company a mass manufacturer of plated goods in Sheffield, England in the 1870's to 1890's. A gill is an imperial measure of liquid equivalent to a quarter pint; 5 gill is a standard size for a teapot - perhaps the 144 relates to a pattern number. They don't fetch a lot of money but are still eminently usable. Regards, Simon
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