Two George III Silver Oval Teapots and George III Coffee Pot

the first teapot bright-cut and engraved with borders of flowerheads and scallops one side with contemporary arms, the other crested, the spout with wrigglework, base scratched with contemporary invoice and coded prices, Thomas Daniell, London, 1789; the second teapot with vermicule borders, engraved on both sides with vacant oval cartouches, underside of cover with later presentation inscription, John Scofield, London, 1796; the coffee pot of fluted case form with basketweave borders, one side with arms within a shield shape cartouche, the other side crested, Henry Chawner, London, 1793

Scofield teapot with engraving removed from cartouches, otherwise good condition
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The presentation inscription on the Scofield teapot reads: "New York Racing Association The Acorn Aqueduct 1966 won by Ogden Phipps Marking Time."