THE TEAPOT WITH MAKER'S MARK PROBABLY JAS.& FRANCIS HOWDEN, EDINBURGH, 1806; THE CREAM JUG AND SUGAR BOWL MAKER'S MARK MCHATTIE & HOWDEN, EDINBURGH, 1806
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A George III Three Piece Silver Tea Service
the teapot with maker's mark probably Jas.& Francis Howden, Edinburgh, 1806; the cream jug and sugar bowl maker's mark McHattie & Howden, Edinburgh, 1806
Each oblong with fluted corners and on four ball feet, the teapot stipple engraved with a monogram dated 1906 and with anthemion and Greek Key borders, the cream jug and sugar basin engraved ensuite, all in later wooden case
6¾in (17.4cm.)
each marked on the base
36oz. (3)
the teapot with maker's mark probably Jas.& Francis Howden, Edinburgh, 1806; the cream jug and sugar bowl maker's mark McHattie & Howden, Edinburgh, 1806
Each oblong with fluted corners and on four ball feet, the teapot stipple engraved with a monogram dated 1906 and with anthemion and Greek Key borders, the cream jug and sugar basin engraved ensuite, all in later wooden case
6¾in (17.4cm.)
each marked on the base
36oz. (3)