Landers Frary & Clark New Britain, Conn. Silverplate Tea Pot, Circa 1909

For you to consider is an Edwardian era silverplate teapot by Landers, Frary & Clark – New Britain, Connecticut. With a charming silhouette and stylish design complete with a black wooden finial on the lid, the tea pot stands approximately 6 inches in height, is 6 inches wide, and measures 11 inches from the handle to the tip of the spout. Dating to the early 1900’s, the teapot had been designed to suspend a metal tea ball or infuser from the lids interior. This became separated from the lid and was lost at some point through the years, however, replacement infusers are available if you desire to have one. In good condition overall with a few shallow dents and wear commensurate to age and history of honest use of more than a century. Please regard the photos as they form a descriptive part of the listing.