Antique Victorian Silver Plated Coffee Pot Boardman Glossop & Co, 19th Century

The coffee pot features a baluster form which is decorated with chased and engraved foliate and floral ornamentation, with an acorn finial to the lid and a shaped scroll handle and spout.

Add some elegance to your dining experience with this lovely coffee pot.

Condition:
In excellent condition with no dings, dents or signs of repair. Please see photos for confirmation.

Dimensions in cm:
Height 25 x width 25 x depth 16

Dimensions in inches:
Height 10 inches x width 10 inches x depth 6 inches

Boardman, Glossop & Co Sheffield

Charles Boardman started producing sterling silver wares (1844) but converted to electroplating in 1847 prior to enter in partnership with Glossop. Boardman & Glossop was active at 54 Pond St., Sheffield (1861-1871). The firm became Boardman, Glossop & Co in 1887 and was converted in 1895 into a limited liability company under the style Boardman, Glossop & Co Ltd. The business was bought in 1924 c. by Frank Cobb & Co. They were described as silversmiths, electroplaters and Britannia metal-smiths at Clarence Works, Sheffield and 16 Ely Place, Holborn, London (later at 18 Bartlett’s Building, Holborn).