Antique Silverplate Bachelor’s Teapot Manchester England

This charming antique silverplate bachelor’s teapot by Manchester England is a delightful example of early 20th century design. With its compact size — perfect for one or two servings — and elegant design, it’s both functional and decorative.

This antique silverplate bachelor’s teapot features a gently rounded body, a hinged domed lid topped with a turned finial, and a beautifully engraved scrollwork handle. A flowing Art Nouveau-style monogram, likely the interlaced initials “LB,” graces either side. The handle’s engraved foliate pattern adds to its decorative appeal.

Measurements:

Height: 7½" to top of handle

Width: 4¼"

Length: 8¼" spout to back

Capacity: 2½ cups

Marked Manchester England with a crown hallmark, this antique silverplate bachelor’s teapot dates to circa 1910s. Known as a “bachelor’s” teapot, it’s the perfect size for personal tea service and makes a wonderful collectible for lovers of tea culture, silverplate, or Art Nouveau design.

Condition: Very good condition with a small ding towards the bottom on one side, and a couple of other tiny pockmarks.  It would benefit from a further polishing, but displays very well as is.

Lovely antique silverplate bachelor’s teapot makes a wonderful display piece that can be used to brew an individual serving of tea!