Liberty Wallingford Coffee Pot

In 1773, in protest against London's exorbitant tea tax, American colonists dumped a cargo of tea into Boston Harbour. Unsurprisingly, the drinking of tea quickly came to be seen as unpatriotic, paving the way for coffee to become the new beverage of choice.

Our stately coffee pot, in brilliant finish pewter, with a wood handle and finial in walnut-stained nyatoh, is based on an example dating from soon after that historic event.

Space is available for personalisation.

About the collection
Liberty looks to the unpretentious simplicity of colonial American pewter in an interpretation for the contemporary table. Each piece is hallmarked with Royal Selangor's maker's mark, Sn920 for tin content, and the tiger's head for country of manufacture.