Antique Hukin & Heath Silver-Plated Coffee Pot - c.1875–1900

This late 19th-century silver-plated coffee pot is made by the renowned British silversmiths Hukin & Heath, dating to around 1875–1900.

It features a flared body, a hinged lid with a black finial, and its original woven cane-wrapped handle, which remains in very good condition. Its clean, understated form reflects the influence of the Anglo-Japanese Aesthetic Movement, a style for which Hukin & Heath became renowned during their collaborations with designer Christopher Dresser.

The underside bears the early J.W.H. & J.T.H. four-circle maker's mark, together with pattern number 13747 and size 16, confirming its Victorian manufacture.

Dimensions: Approx. 20 cm (height) × 17 cm (width)
Capacity: 16 oz (approx. 475 ml / 1 pint)

Material: Silver-plated metal, woven cane handle and ebonised wood finial.

Condition: Very good antique condition with light wear consistent with age. The silver plate retains a bright finish, and the original cane-wrapped handle remains in very good condition.