A William IV Antique Silver Tea Pot  1

John Edward Terrey was an important English silversmith producing mainly tableware and presentation pieces. He crafted very few new items and would recuperate silverware by altering and re-chasing them.

There are no records of an apprenticeship and he entered his first mark at Goldsmiths Hall as a plateworker in 1814, together with Samuel Hennell. After two years the partnership dissolved and Terrey entered his own mark as a plateworker, registering the address: Foster Lane.

In 1819, Terrey moved to Hatton Garden, where he stayed until 1852, after which he moved to Lewisham, Kent. His death is recorded in 1859.

J E Terrey &amp; Co

Antique Silver William IV Teapot made in 1835

A little treasure of an antique silver bachelor teapot, made in the reign of William IV.


Date	1835
Made By	J E Terrey & Co
Location	London
Stock Number	W17x36

Antique Silver William IV Teapot made in 1835

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