Inkstands, from Old Pattern Book (18th century) 179 Taper Holders, from Old Pattern Book (18th century) 183 CHAPTER VI.--TEAPOTS, TEA KETTLES, COFFEE POTS, SUGAR BASINS Teapot, 1792, from Old Pattern Book (18th century) 191 Teapot and Tea Caddies, Cake Basket 193 Tea and Coffee Sets, 1810, 1820 197 Tea and Coffee Sets, 1825, 1830 199 Tea Urn, 1810 203 Tea Kettles and Stands, 1805, 1820 207 Coffee Pot, French, Silver-plated; Sugar Baskets, Pierced Work 211 Sugar Baskets, 1825 213 CHAPTER VII.--TUREENS, HOT WATER JUGS, ETC. Soup Tureen, 1805 221 Soup Tureens, 1815, 1825 225 Soup Tureen, 1815 229 Hot Water Jugs (2) 229 Entrée Dishes, 1815, 1825 233 Hot Water Jug, Adam style, 1770 235 Toasted Cheese Dishes, 1800, 1810 239 Pipe Lighter, 1783 239 CHAPTER VIII.--CENTREPIECES Centrepieces, 1790, 1810 247 Centrepiece, with Female Figures 251 Chestnut Dish; Fruit Basket, 1810 255 Appendix Marks on Silver Plate 275, 279, 283 Marks on Old Sheffield Plate 287, 291 I INTRODUCTION IMITATION AS A FINE ART ECONOMIC SUBSTITUTION EUROPEAN IMITATIVENESS PARALLELS IN ENGLISH CRAFTSMANSHIP EARLY PLATING SILVER PLATERS AT SHEFFIELD CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION =Imitation as a fine art--Economic substitution--European imitativeness--Parallels in English craftsmanship--Early plating--Silver platers at Sheffield.=