Antique George IV English Silver Teapot 1827

A wonderful sterling silver antique teapot with hallmarks for London 1827 and the makers mark of Joseph Angel.



It is beautifully made and there is no mistaking its unique quality and elegant design, which is sure to make it a treasured piece by any discerning collector.

This teapot is sure to make an outstanding contribution to your collection.




Condition:



Excellent condition



Joseph Angell senior was the founder of Joseph Angell & Son c.1811 and operated out of 55 Compton Street Clerkenwell where he remained until 1834. He formed a partnership with his nephew John Charles Angell and entered a joint mark with him on 31st January 1831(i.e. JA over IA) and traded as Joseph & John Angell from Compton Street and had other premises at 25 Panton Street, Haymarket, London.


In 1837 they were joined by Joseph Angell's son Joseph Angell (junior) and operated out of Panton Street under Angell, Son & Angell. In June 1840 John Charles Angell left the partnership and went into business with his eldest son George and began to operate under the name John Angell & Son.



The company founded by Joseph senior continued to operate under the name of Joseph Angell & Son by both Joseph senior and junior. Joseph Angell senior retired on 8th January 1848 after which Joseph Angell junior ran the company under his own name and he had premises at Compton Street (aforesaid) and a retail outlet at 10 Strand.



In 1863 Joseph junior entered partnership with John Browne, operating under the name Angell & Browne but this was dissolved in January 1876 and the business name changed to Angell & Co and in 1880 is listed at 10 Strand and 14 Old Bond Street.