Need help finding out if silver or pewter? Era? Maker?

I can't read what it says on the bottom . Need help with that. What does the numbers stand for? What Era is this? Who was the maker? Can you help me ?

 

Hard to say with such small images. Total guess at this point, pending bigger pics, is British pewter perhaps late 1800's.

 

BTW, the numbers scratched in were likely done by a previous owner and not the maker, so they only meant something to that person.

If you cannot get a better picture of the other underside markings, at least give us a chance to help by typing out what it says.

 

T.P.Wright
street address
London
4
N.B maybe

 

Does it just say "street address"?

 

I suspect that what looks like NB (maybe) may actually be "NS" - which stands for nickel silver (an alloy that contains no silver at all.) It is often used "instead of" silver and as a base for silver plate.

The numbers below the address (4933) is a design number and the 4 by itself might be an indication of size.

 

That's about all I can tell you without Mr. Wright's address and a better look at the way the pot is constructed and decorated.

 

No,it's has an address,but too blurry to read.

 

I would venture to guess that if Cathy has a magnifying glass, she might do better than that.

 

I found a name online for a silversmith and jeweler as T.P. Wright 400 & 402 Holloway Road London. Doesn't really help with your question though

https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/18949/lot/269/

 

Maybe @Ownedbybear can find something about him using the street address.

 

Thank you sooo much

 

400&402 Holloway Rd.

 

MUCH Better Image!!!!!!!!



BTW, LOVE these teapots!!!! I put dried sea heather in them and it seems like it lasts forever, and looks lovely!!!​

 

Ohhh I love that idea and I absolutely love the design on it . Do you happen to know what that design is called?

 

Wish I did!!!! I don't have one with a lovely design like that!!!!

 

@Ownedbybear can you help? Would love to know all the info I can.

 

Current street view according to Google Maps of 400 Holloway Road London



400 Holloway Rd - Google Maps

 

Not sure I can add much to this. The Holloway Road at one time had some pretty decent and higher end shops, including one of the John Lewis sub brands. Name escapes me. Oh, Jones Brothers, that was it. That postcode with no number, just N, dates it to some time between 1858 and WW1. The pot looks late 19th though.