Antique Gorham Silver-Plated Tilting Teapot with Warmer Stand – 1904 Harp Mark

• Elegant and substantial, this silver-plated spirit kettle was crafted by the renowned Gorham Manufacturing Company, one of America’s most celebrated silversmiths.
• The bottom is marked “GMCO EP 01179 3 Pints” along with Gorham’s harp hallmark, dating the piece to 1904.
• This tilting teapot features a ribbed lower body, beaded trim, and a decorative finial, all mounted on an ornate stand with shell-accented supports and a functional burner below.

Measurements: Approx. 12" tall, 10" wide, 6" deep

Weight: Nearly 3.5 lbs

Condition: Excellent overall with two minor notes:

• A small ding on the lid’s edge (see photo)
• Wick adjustment teeth are worn; wick can still be adjusted manually or with a fork prong

About Gorham:

Founded in 1831 in Providence, Rhode Island, Gorham rose to prominence through its innovation in silverware and hollowware. By the early 20th century, Gorham was producing high-quality silverplate and sterling pieces that graced homes, exhibitions, and even the White House. Their work remains highly collectible for its craftsmanship and historical significance.

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