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Scottish Georgian Pewter Chamber Pot by W.scott of Edinburgh
Baggott & Co.
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Scottish Georgian Pewter Chamber Pot by W.scott of Edinburgh

18th century
For Sale by Baggott & Co.
Description

A Scottish twin handled pewter chamber pot

Of particularly shapely form and unusual with the twin handles (they often only had one) as such a good looking symmetrical form, which we particularly like, and with good surface and colour to the pewter. Raised on a concave circular foot, impressed W. Scott to the base.

Scottish, circa 1800

Physical Dimensions
Height
15cm (5.91")
Width
34.5cm (13.58")
Depth
23cm (9.06")
Declaration

Baggott & Co. has dated this Georgian Pewter Chamber Pot to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1216915
Dealers Internal Reference
BCSL2923
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England:

Huntsman’s Yard, Sheep Street, Stow on the Wold, GL54 1AA

01451 830 370

Scotland:

Keepers House, Auchencairn, Castle Douglas, DG7 1QZ

07881 823 369

Description
A Scottish twin handled pewter chamber pot

Of particularly shapely form and unusual with the twin handles (they often only had one) as such a good looking symmetrical form, which we particularly like, and with good surface and colour to the pewter. Raised on a concave circular foot, impressed W. Scott to the base.

Scottish, circa 1800

Height
15cm (5.91")
Width
34.5cm (13.58")
Depth
23cm (9.06")
Date of Manufacture

Baggott & Co. has dated this Georgian Pewter Chamber Pot to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1216915
Dealers Internal Ref
BCSL2923
Baggott & Co.
Baggott & Co.
Sellingantiques verified Since Feb 2019

Dealers in antiques and decorative interiors based in the cotswolds and scotland

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Archive I A Georgian pewter chamber pot with two side handles, a flared rim, and a moulded circular base.

Scottish Georgian pewter chamber pot by W.Scott of Edinburgh

Archive II A Georgian pewter chamber pot with two side handles, a flared rim, and a moulded circular base. View II
Archive III A Georgian pewter chamber pot with two side handles, a flared rim, and a moulded circular base. View III
Archive IV A Georgian pewter chamber pot with two side handles, a flared rim, and a moulded circular base. View IV
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Telephone 07881 823 369
Location
Two locations:

Huntsmans Yard
Sheep Street
Stow-on-the-Wold
Gloucestershire
GL54 1AA

The Keepers House
Auchencairn
Castle Douglas
DG7 1QZ

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Location: Two locations:, , Huntsmans Yard, Sheep Street, Stow-on-the-Wold, Gloucestershire, GL54 1AA, , The Keepers House, Auchencairn, Castle Douglas, DG7 1QZ, , United Kingdom
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A Georgian pewter chamber pot with two side handles, a flared rim, and a moulded circular base.
Scottish Georgian pewter chamber pot by W.Scott of Edinburgh
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A Georgian pewter chamber pot with two side handles, a flared rim, and a moulded circular base.
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During the Georgian era, chamber pots were essential domestic vessels used in bedrooms before internal plumbing became common. Metal alloys such as pewter were widely used due to their durability and ability to be cast into functional household objects.

Traditional pewter was composed primarily of tin combined with small amounts of copper, lead, or antimony. Items were created by casting molten metal into stone or iron moulds, followed by hand-turning, polishing, and soldering handles onto the body.

Authentic pieces frequently display maker marks or touchmarks stamped into the rim or base. Original items also exhibit characteristic signs of hand-lathe turning, soft wear to high points, and an oxidized surface finish.

In contemporary settings, pewter vessels are often repurposed as decorative planters, table centerpieces, or storage containers. Their muted metallic tones complement rustic wooden surfaces, open shelving, and sideboard displays.

Pewter requires gentle cleaning with warm water and mild soap using a soft cloth. Abrasive cleaners and harsh metal polishes should be avoided to preserve the natural aged patina and historical surface features.
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