John Figg Furniture

19th Century Victorian silver hot water kettle on stand, heavy and impressive, pear-form body chased with rustic scenes of peasants merry-making, in the style of the Dutch painter David Teniers. The lid mounted with a figural finial of a drunken peasants sitting on barrels. The kettle is clearly inspired by the tea services made by Edward Farrell in the early 19th century. Hallmarked English Silver (925 ), London, year 1879 (D), Maker's mark IF for John Figg...

Hallmarked in London in 1868 by John Figg, this exquisite Antique, Victorian, Sterling Silver Claret Jug features a stunning engraved glass body decorated wi...

A particularly impressive Antique Victorian Silver Tea and Coffee set comprised of a Teapot, Coffee Pot, Kettle on Stand, Sugar Bowl & Cream Jug. Each piece is pear shaped and features ornate chased and applied images of people revelling and drinking in the style of the Dutch Painter David Teniers. The Sugar and Cream have cast handles in the shape of merry makers, while the teapot, coffee pot & kettle have cast figural finials. Each piece stands on four cast shell shaped feet topped with figures. The Sugar & Cream are lightly gilded on the interiors. Made in London by John Fig...

A very fine antique William IV English sterling silver drum mustard pot; an addition to our silver condiment collection. This impressive antique William IV solid silver mustard po...

Antique 19th century Victorian solid silver magnificent and impressive three-piece tea and coffee set, comprising of coffee pot, teapot and milk jug, each pear-form body is chased and applied with rustic scenes of peasants merry-making, in the style of the Dutch painter David Teniers. Handles are cast as a drunken peasant perched on a tree branch and cast figural finials with drunken peasants sitting on barrels. The set is clearly inspired by the the early 19th Century tea services...

DESCRIPTION Antique 19th Century Victorian solid silver magnificent and impressive five piece tea and coffee set, comprising of tea kettle on stand, coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl and milk jug, each very heavy and impressive, each pear-form body with chased and applied rustic scenes of peasants merry-making, in the style of the Dutch painter David Teniers. Some of the handles are cast as a drunken peasant perched on a tree branch, figural finials with drunken peasants sitting on barrels. The set is clearly inspired by the tea services made by Edward Farrell in the early 19th century. The set is exceptionally heavy and impressive, over 7.5 kilos of silver, the kettle is 44.5 cm tall, very crisp and in excellent condition. All parts are Hallmarked English Silver (925 Standard), London, the tea kettle year 1872 (r), all the other parts year 1874 (t), Maker's mark on each part "IF" for John Figg...