MONS 1732 Silver teapot. The plain body is pushed back in its central part of a strong rush in recall on the spout at the same height. The lower part of the body, under the rush, is embossed with ribs. The edge of the lid is molded with gadroons and the lid is topped by a gadroon mound with a spinner. The spout is finished with a stylized copper head. The wooden handle, with two points of attachment is riveted to two hoods. Master goldsmith : difficult to interpret Gross weight : 639 g - height : 18 cm Condition : handle glued back, old restoration on the back