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Teapot
Richard & Thomas Haleca.1800-1815
The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
Williamsburg, United States
A number of generations of the Hale family manufactured pewter in Bristol, England from about 1783 until 1815. Many of their products were destined for export, often for sale in the United States. Its metal handle, cast in imitation of a wooden one, dates this teapot towards the later part of the Hale's period of production.
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Details
- Title: Teapot
- Creator: Richard & Thomas Hale
- Date Created: ca.1800-1815
- Location Created: England, Bristol
- Physical Dimensions: Height: 6 9/16"; Width across spout and handle; 7 7/8"; Maximum diameter: 4 5/8"
- Type: Teapot
- Rights: The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Gift of Scott and Debra Duncan.
- External Link: Learn more about this object at Colonial Williamsburg's emuseum
- Medium: Pewter, wood, and paint
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