Belle Époque teapot in silver-plated metal and ebony – octagonal shape

Elegant silver-plated service teapot, crafted in the style of the Belle Époque, circa 1900-1920. Its octagonal silhouette with cut corners rests on a raised pedestal foot, giving the whole piece a noble and refined presence. The domed lid is adorned with a finely worked frieze of gadroons and topped with a tiered finial. A discreet relief cartouche decorates the main face — a characteristic detail of prestigious French or English silverware from this period. The handle, made of darkened wood, likely ebony, is held by silver-plated metal mounts with scrolls. The elongated swan neck spout harmoniously completes the composition. A manufacturer's hallmark is visible under the base. Light wear consistent with age: slight scratches on the handle. Beautiful warm patina of the silver plating. Height 20 cm, length 14 cm, weight 2 kg. A piece of character, ideal for a classic service table or to add a touch of history to your interior. Ready to find its place in your home.