Teapot, silver plated, James Dixon & Sons, England, late 19th century
This exceptional teapot by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, stands out for its masterfully engraved floral and foliate designs that wrap delicately around its bulbous silver-plated body. Richly ornamented yet refined, it features a finely sculpted flower-bud finial and an elaborately cast handle with pierced detailing—both rare touches that highlight the care and quality typical of high Victorian craftsmanship. The openwork legs add a sense of lightness, lifting the form with elegance and grace. This teapot is more than a functional object—it’s a decorative statement piece with unmistakable English heritage.

It bears the manufacturer's mark of James Dixon & Sons, one of the most respected names in 19th-century British silverwork. Though the silver plating shows very light wear in keeping with its age, it retains an impressive shine and overall structure. It is solid, balanced, and pours beautifully. An exquisite collector’s item or display piece—perfect alone or paired with other engraved silver from the same period.

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