Teapot c. 19th century

This pewter teapot, made in the 19th century by an unknown artist, features a rounded body, a domed lid with a knob, and a curved spout. The handle is made of black material, and the teapot stands on a circular base. It is a fine example of pewter craftsmanship and is now part of the collection at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The teapot's elegant design and its functionality for serving tea would have made it a desirable household item during the 19th century.