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Teapot; Cooper Brothers, Sheffield England c.1890; c.1890; QS2007.9

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Teapot
Name/Title
Teapot
About this object
The teapot was manufactured by Cooper Brothers & Sons were a Sheffield based company, they were mostly recognized for their spoons. The company existed from 1850 to 1964.This teapot was manufactured in Sheffield, England and brought to the station in the late 1800s. It was used in the first class precinct. This teapot holds significant interpretive value because it is an example of the silver that was used in the first class precinct dinning room. It emphasizes the comforts first class passengers would have received while in quarantine in contrast to second and third class. This particular teapot is rare because it bares the quarantine inscriptions ‘QS’ and would have been solely used at the quarantine station.
Date Made
c.1890
Place Made
England
Medium and Materials
Electroplated Nickel Silver
Inscription and Marks
Manufacture Hallmark: C Bros S, Quarantine Symbol: QS with and broad arrow.
Measurements
210x370x355cm
Subject and Association Description
Small, square-shaped silver plated teapot, with embossed floral pattern.
Collection
Quarantine Station
Object Type
Teapot
Object number
QS2007.9

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C Bros S
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dinner ware
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first class
gothic
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tableware

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