French Gallia/Christofle Silver-Plated Teapot, Early 20th Century

An elegant early 20th-century French silver-plated teapot by Gallia, the historic Christofle line known for refined tableware and decorative metalwork. The piece carries the Gallia Metal mark, along with model number 4204, and features a beautifully sculpted body with flowing lobed lines, floral feet, acanthus-style ornamentation, and a graceful curved spout.

Produced during the Belle Époque period, this teapot reflects the decorative taste of the time, blending Louis XV Revival / Rococo Revival influence with the softer movement of early Art Nouveau design. The engraved monogram adds a personal historical touch, making it both a collectible tableware piece and a striking decorative object.

Key Features

• Origin: France
  
• Brand: Gallia / Christofle
  
• Date: Early 20th century, circa 1900–1908
  
• Type: Silver-plated teapot
  
• Material: Silver-plated Gallia metal, with white insulating handle spacers
  
• Dimension: L 22 x W 11 x H 21 cm
  
• Weight: 1006 g
  
• Markings: Gallia Metal, rooster-style Gallia mark, model number 4204, number 8
  
• Style: Louis XV Revival / Rococo Revival, Belle Époque period
  
• Format: Hinged-lid teapot with curved spout, ornate handle, floral feet, and engraved monogram
  
• Condition: Antique condition with visible age patina, surface scratches, interior oxidation, and signs of silver-plate wear.

A refined French tableware piece with sculptural presence, ideal for display, collection, or styling within a classic interior.

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