Large Geometric Christopher Dresser Teapot

Exceptional piece of original radical design by Christopher Dresser from the late 19th century. This teapot breaks with all traditional convention through a polyhedral body of angular lines and mirror-polished flat surfaces. It rests on four thin, divergent legs that give it an almost architectural air.

The handle, with an angular L-shaped design, is made of ebony wood or black synthetic material to provide thermal insulation and a striking visual contrast with the metallic sheen. A design icon that represents the birth of modern aesthetics.