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1814 Stunning Georgian Coffee Pot by Matthew Boulton with Mcfarlane Crest 630g
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1814 Stunning Georgian Coffee Pot by Matthew Boulton with Mcfarlane Crest 630g

18th century
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This is a magnificent coffee pot made in Birmingham in 1814 by top maker Matthew Boulton. It is in very good condition, clear hallmarks under the base with matching hallmarks on the lid. It is really well made as you would expect, nice fluted decoration. It has the clan McFarlane crest and motto. It is 23cms high and weighs 630 grams. 

A fine piece of Georgian silver by a much sought after maker

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated this Georgian Silver Coffee Pot to the Georgian era.

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This is a magnificent coffee pot made in Birmingham in 1814 by top maker Matthew Boulton. It is in very good condition, clear hallmarks under the base with matching hallmarks on the lid. It is really well made as you would expect, nice fluted decoration. It has the clan McFarlane crest and motto. It is 23cms high and weighs 630 grams. 

A fine piece of Georgian silver by a much sought after maker

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Dudley Antique Silver has dated this Georgian Silver Coffee Pot to the Georgian era.

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Archive I A Georgian silver coffee pot featuring fluted lower body detailing, an engraved crest, and a carved wooden handle.

1814 Stunning Georgian Coffee Pot by Matthew Boulton with Mcfarlane Crest 630g

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A Georgian silver coffee pot featuring fluted lower body detailing, an engraved crest, and a carved wooden handle.
1814 stunning Georgian coffee pot by Matthew Boulton with McFarlane crest 630g
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A Georgian silver coffee pot featuring fluted lower body detailing, an engraved crest, and a carved wooden handle.
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  • ObjectCoffee Pot
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSilver, Wood
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsFluted lower body, Gadrooned rim, Carved wooden scroll handle, Engraved coat of arms

This Georgian silver coffee pot comes from the Regency period, standing at 23 cm high and weighing 630 grams. The piece displays a reflective silver finish across its polished body and lid, contrasted by a brown wooden scroll handle. Decorative elements include a fluted lower body, gadrooned rims on the lid and collar, a turned finial on top, and an engraved clan crest with a motto on the main body. Clear hallmarks sit beneath the base and on the lid. In a contemporary home, this coffee pot serves as a distinguished display piece on a sideboard top or as part of a formal dining room setting. It suits traditional or classic interior schemes, adding historical presence to a display cabinet or serving surface while maintaining its traditional function.

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Georgian silver coffee pots were crafted during the reigns of King George I through George IV (17141830). They are characterised by elegant classical proportions, hand-chased or fluted ornamentation, hinged lids, and carved wooden handles designed to insulate against heat.

These vessels were typically made from solid sterling silver or fused Old Sheffield Plate. Handles were often sculpted from hardwoods like ebony, fruitwood, or rosewood to prevent heat transmission to the users hand.

Authentic pieces feature official British assay office hallmarks, including the sterling silver lion passant, a monarchs head tax mark, a date letter, and a unique makers mark. Notable makers, such as Matthew Boulton, applied specific stamped symbols or initials near the rim or base.

A silver coffee pot serves as an elegant accent when displayed on a dining sideboard, butlers tray, or mantlepiece. It pairs well with dark woods, modern minimalist backgrounds, or layered antique silver collections.

Regular gentle dusting and occasional polishing with a specialised silver cream using a soft cotton cloth preserves the metal finish. Avoid immersing wooden handles in water or exposing silver to harsh chemical dips, which can strip historic patination.
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