A Queen Anne octagonal teapot and stand, Anthony Nelme, London, 1709, the burner and stand John Fawdery, London, 1710

armorial engraved baluster, covered spout with scroll thumbpiece, associated hog crested stand with scroll supports 

Michael Clayton, Christie's Pictoral History of Emglish and American Silver, Phaidon, Oxford, 1985, p.98, item 5.

Wood handles most probably replacements, wood finial with later nut, probable repair to stand at join of two sections of upper rim mount, otherwise wear commiserate with age, good clear marks, marked on each piece, teapot and cover, burner, bruner cover and stand.
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The arms are those of Bales of Wilby, Suffolk impaling another possibly Brabazon.