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Item no
23512
Title
Teapot
Description
A view of a teapot with spot and handle. There is gadrooning decoration around the base. The lid of the teapot is also decorated.
Type
Silver
Location
Museum of Edinburgh
Accession number
HH503/91
The handles and finials (knobs) on this teapot were made by casting and then were soldered on to the main body using a soldering torch. Hollow three dimensional objects like this teapot are made by a process called 'rasing' where a flat sheet of silver is hammered over a shaped 'stake' or anvil to form the curved base and sides of the object.
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