Bronze Age Gold from Wales

Tea urn

Storr, Paul (1771-1844)

Tea urn, standing on a plain square base supported at the corners by lion pads surmounted by palm scrolls and demi-palmettes, the spreading foot is gadrooned at the base, and junction with hemisperical body, the latter ornamented only with braod band of reeding at top, passing above two twin lion masks from which spring the reeded and bound handles. Straight spigot twining down to serpent head terminal fan shaped tap; collar with gadrooned edge encloses the shallow domed cover with twisted oval finial. Urn contains sleeve for a box iron.

Collection Area

Art

Item Number

NMW A 51118

Creation/Production

Storr, Paul
Date: 1805-1806

Acquisition

Purchase

Measurements

Height (cm): 31.2
Height (in): 12
Length (cm): 28.8
Length (in): 11
Width (cm): 29.8
Width (in): 11
Weight (gr): 3496.16
Weight (troy): 112

Material

silver

Location

Gallery 07A North

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