Art Deco teapot by Lucien Houzeaux, silver-plated, circa 1930.

Elegant small Art Deco teapot in silver-plated metal, attributed to the silversmith Lucien Houzeaux. It bears the LH hallmark accompanied by a knight's helmet, a mark associated with Lucien Houzeaux. A very nice piece typical of the years 1925-1935, featuring a faceted body, a particularly crafted geometric spout, an architecturally designed handle, and a stylised lid knob. It remains a very beautiful decorative Art Deco piece, with a lot of character. In general good condition considering its age, with signs of use and a few small dents. There are stains and some loss of silvering inside. It should also be noted that the lid has a fitting defect and no longer closes properly. Please examine the photos carefully. Dimensions: Total height: 16 cm. Diameter at the widest point: approximately 11 cm. Weight: 450 g.