Design for a Tea Pot Removed from the Factory Record Book 1850

"Design for a Tea Pot Removed from the Factory Record Book" is a graphite drawing by Haviland & Co., created in 1850 and housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The drawing, likely intended for production purposes, showcases a detailed depiction of a silver teapot with ornate details, showcasing the elaborate design aesthetic prevalent in mid-19th-century silverwork. The drawing highlights the meticulous craftsmanship and intricate details characteristic of Haviland & Co.'s work, illustrating the company's role in shaping the style of the era.