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1999.454.1-2
Teapot (with Stand)
1999.454.1-2
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Teapot (with Stand)

Artist (American, 1735–1818)
Date1785–1790
Mediumsilver and wood
Dimensions10.5 x 13.8 x 10 x 26.7 cm (4 1/8 x 5 7/16 x 3 15/16 x 10 1/2 in.)
ClassificationsMetalwork
Markingson bottom of stand and double-struck on bottom of teapot, '.REVERE' in rectangle
Credit LineGift of The Paul Revere Life Insurance Company, a subsidiary of UnumProvident Corporation
Object number1999.454.1
Descriptionelliptical paneled sides seamed under handle, finial is an elliptical cone. straight tapering spout, bright cut and engraved borders of dotted rosettes and delicate scallops on body
Provenanceformerly of Mrs. Thomas Reynolds granddaughter of Sara K. Hobbie; pot is thought to have descended to the daughter of the original owners, Martha Henshaw who married Isaac Cahpman Bates, U.S. Senator 1841-1845; their daughter Theresa married Lewis J. Dudley, their daughter Etta Theresa Bates Dudley married Wallace Holbrook Krause; their daughter Sarah, married Edward Hobbie and on her death the teapot went to Edward Henshaw Hobbie and Frances Theresa Hobbie, the later married Edwin K. Abbott and they were parents of Mrs. Thomas H. Reynolds of Wayland. 4/5/1958 - purchased by the Paul Revere Life Insurance Company (UnumProvident) from Frances A. Reynolds of Wayland, MA Alvertus D. Morse
On View
Not on view
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
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