JEWELLERY, DECORATIVE & FINE ARTS AUCTION Tuesday, 18 August 2026 / 10:00 am start
A Victorian silver George I-style bullet teapot,
Realised: $800 plus premium
Lot Details
small spherical body, crested 'Benigno Numine' for the Pitt families. Horn heat rings. London 1856 by Robert Harper. 266gm. The smaller teapots tended to be made in the early 18thC as tea was a very expensive commodity.
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