Teapot, Viners of Sheffield
A brushed stainless steel teapot designed by David Douglas, Marquis of Queensberry, for Viners of Sheffield in the 1960s. With its unusual reverse-hinged lid complete with black Bakelite lid-pull which sits neatly over the pouring handle, the tea pot is a really eye-catching piece of design.
In very good condition with minimal signs of age-related wear. The marker’s stamp is evident to the underside together with ‘Made in England’ and ‘18/8 Stainless Steel’.
Dimensions: H 12cm | Ø 13cm
Shipping:
- Domestic postage is calculated at checkout
- For international shipping, please contact us for a quote
A brushed stainless steel teapot designed by David Douglas, Marquis of Queensberry, for Viners of Sheffield in the 1960s. With its unusual reverse-hinged lid complete with black Bakelite lid-pull which sits neatly over the pouring handle, the tea pot is a really eye-catching piece of design.
In very good condition with minimal signs of age-related wear. The marker’s stamp is evident to the underside together with ‘Made in England’ and ‘18/8 Stainless Steel’.
Dimensions: H 12cm | Ø 13cm
Shipping:
- Domestic postage is calculated at checkout
- For international shipping, please contact us for a quote
A brushed stainless steel teapot designed by David Douglas, Marquis of Queensberry, for Viners of Sheffield in the 1960s. With its unusual reverse-hinged lid complete with black Bakelite lid-pull which sits neatly over the pouring handle, the tea pot is a really eye-catching piece of design.
In very good condition with minimal signs of age-related wear. The marker’s stamp is evident to the underside together with ‘Made in England’ and ‘18/8 Stainless Steel’.
Dimensions: H 12cm | Ø 13cm
Shipping:
- Domestic postage is calculated at checkout
- For international shipping, please contact us for a quote