Caption
Teapot, Rundell Bridge & Rundell fl. ca. 1788–1845 goldsmiths, Scott, Digby & Smith, Benjamin fl. 1802–1807 goldsmiths; tea vessel, 1803/1804, London, England. Hemispherical vessel on a low cylindrical pedestal; body decorated in lower part with radial curls and at the upper edge with a band of acanthus leaves; hinged lid with raised collar bearing an applied vine branch with clusters; double handle of blackened wood set in caps upper caps shaped as snake heads, lower as tails. Applied Czartoryski coat of arms on a paludament with labry and the motto Badz co sie jest; motifs include vines, snake, Pogon Ruska coat of arms, rank crowns, princely mitre, mottos, paludamentum, acanthus leaves, clasp, labry. Tea vessel; height 13 cm, width 24.6 cm, depth 17.2 cm, weight 1002 g., A silver bowl-like vessel with an open hinged lid sits against a light gray background, showing a dark curved handle attached to one side. The vessel has a rounded body with fluted lower decoration and an ornate rim decorated with leaf and grape motifs. The hinged lid is partially raised, revealing an inner ribbed section and a polished interior; the lid has a rounded finial and an applied decorative emblem. Visible colors include silver tones, dark gray to black on the handle, and light gray in the background.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A10_201
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87.3Mb (1.2Mb) / 20.0in x 17.0in / 6000 x 5086 (300dpi)