Three English and Chinese Brass and Copper Teapots and Two Strainers antique urns now mounted on a custom

now mounted on a custom

Rendered in the style of the period

terminating on a triform base with animal legs and claw feet

It is a great

Three English and Chinese Brass and Copper Teapots and Two Strainers antique urns now mounted on a customDETAILS (1) English James Clew Brass Teapot Toddy Kettle. Of squat form with amber glass top handle. It was traditionally used to boil water to add to whiskey to make a hot toddy. They tended to be made in Birmingham for export to Scotland and worldwide. MAKER James Clews (Birmingham, England, c. 1835 1948) MARKS Stamped: JCB flanked by arrows. CONDITION Note: some minor dents (base). (1) English Brass Footed Teapot. Of squat, lobed form with turned,