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Cressbrooke Teapot
Cressbrooke Teapot
Cressbrooke Teapot

Cressbrooke Teapot

Artist (Beckenham, England, born 1946)
Date1994
Object NameTeapot
Mediumsilver; wood
ClassificationsApplied Art
DimensionsOverall: height 19cm × depth 14.8cm
Handle to Spout: width 25.3cm
Base: diameter 7.8cm
AcquisitionPresented in 1995.
Copyright© Malcolm Appleby (2002)
LocationOn Display - Gallery 06
Object numberABDAG008855
About MeThe shape of this teapot recalls the highly-stylised, innovative form of the Scottish bullet teapot, which became popular in the mid18th century. The teapot was designed by Appleby, raised by Peter Musgrove, completed by Andrew Metcalf, with polishing and gilding by Alan Fitzpatrick. The object takes its name from Appleby's pierced spout strainer which is inspired by watercress found in a brook.

More About Me
The shape of this teapot recalls the highly-stylised, innovative form of the Scottish bullet teapot, which became popular in the mid-18th century.
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