An exceptional example of early 20th-century British silversmithing, this 1906 Birmingham-assayed pot stands 24cm in refined elegance.
Crafted from solid sterling silver, its commanding baluster silhouette is distinguished by deeply fluted detailing across the lower body and base—a hallmark of Edwardian design that creates subtle luminosity.
The upper section remains pristinely polished for contrast. A heat-resistant ebonized wood handle curves gracefully at the side, while a hinged dome lid topped with a decorative finial completes the composition.
Authenticated by period hallmarks—the lion passant, Birmingham anchor, and date letter "F"—this vessel represents the pinnacle of precious metalwork from a celebrated era of English craftsmanship.
In good antique condition as depicted on photographs.
Weight of the coffee pot: 362,6 g.
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