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Supporting museums Art we've helped buy Silver saffron teapot
Silver saffron teapot Silver saffron teapot

© Royal Cornwall Museum


Silver saffron teapot

Samuel Bennett

Art Funded
2000
Dimensions
6 x 6 cm
Vendor
Steppes Hill Farm Antiques
Small teapot with engraving on the top of the pot and the rim of the cover.

Black handle and maker's mark on the base.

Provenance

Bought by vendor through dealer from private source; never been through a saleroom

Silver

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The Art Fund's Treasure Plus grant has allowed the museum to conserve a late Bronze Age metalworker’s hoard found in St Buryan parish and Roman coins from Luxulyan parish. Among the exhibits are a gold twisted torc, bronze axes and a bronze razor, Anglo-Scandinavian stirrup strap mounts and post-medieval silver gilt dress hooks.

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