Tea urn Bracket; belonging to the kettle; rounded rectangular; The rectangular brazier (B) with rounded corners rests on four round; convex; vertically ribbed legs with curved; rejuvenating upper sections; which are on the base are confirmed. It is made up of a straight-walled base; a concave part; a convex cut-away part and a constricted part; above which a convex vertically ribbed edge; to which two eyelets are attached; and a straight; raised; cut-away wall. The openwork part of the stove has S-shaped curves and palmettes in the middle of each side and on the corners. The crowning wall is cut open at the front and back with similar motifs. A burner with a fuse holder is attached to the center of the base of blackened wood. The boiler (A) rests on a straight-walled base; which fits over the upright wall of the stove and is cut open in exactly the same way. Two brackets close in the eyes of the brazier. The boiler has a curved; rejuvenating foot. A vertically ribbed edge runs along the top of this. The curved; widening vessel is crowned by a straight section; adorned with a wide; horizontally ribbed band that is flanked by vertically ribbed bands. The convex shoulder curves itself towards the funnel-shaped top edge. A ribbed edge runs along the top of this. Immediately above the base; on the front of the barrel; is the faceted crane; which; just before it bends downwards; broadens to a barrel-shaped section adorned with ribbed bands; into which the rotating part protrudes; a leaf-shaped handle with an ivory button has. An ear is provided on both sides of the barrel; which is made up of two curved sections adorned with a rosette; rising from female heads with classical hair and connected by a twisted ivory section. The lid has a curved; rejuvenating wall and a flat top. The button has the shape of a coiled hose on a rosette.; Fa. Bennewitz en Zonen; Amsterdam; 1828; silver (metal); ivory; wood (plant material); h 33.2 cm x w 30.0 cm x d 23.2 cm x w 3200.0 gr