VesselsAmerican19th century
Four-piece Tea/Coffee Service
c. 1813
Artists
Thomas FletcherArtist
Sidney GardinerArtist
Description
The service includes a coffee pot, a tea pot, a milk pot and a covered sugar bowl.
Provenance
Daniel Appleton (1813?), by inheritance; to William Sumner Appleton, Boston, MA, by inheritance; to Sumner Appleton Weld, Marblehead, MA, sold; [to Mr. David Marcus] sold; to Stephen Juvelis, Lynn, MA, gift; to Stuart P. Feld and his wife, 1988, gift; to Harvard Art Museums, 2014.
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