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The work has no visible signature
The crest is inlaid with floral and vine marquetry with the splat boasting a symmetrical segment design
The vase does show some signs of wear commensurate with age
London 1907
An exceptional and charming 18th century mahogany bureau of unusually small proportions
George III Sterling Silver Teapot by Henry Chawner, London, 1807 The Library The work has no visibleA Georgian sterling silver teapot, fully hallmarked for Henry Chawner, London, 1807. The teapot is of an oval serpentine form and decoratedwith chased floral swags enclosing a blank armorial cartouche with a teak handle to the pot and lid. The teapot shows some minor dings with a very small split to the silver at the very tip of the spout (please see photographs). Overall the teapot remains in a very good condition. Dimensions: Length (handle to
