Lot 1049: Two pieces of mid-century metal hollowware including a Reed and Barton Denmark pattern teapot

This lot comprises two pieces of mid-century modern metal hollowware. The first is a globular teapot in the Denmark pattern, attributed to Reed and Barton. This design, originally by John Prip, features a polished metal body with a black composition handle and a spherical lid finial. The second item is a pedestal sauce boat of traditional form with a flared rim and a simple loop handle, also in a polished metal finish. Both items are likely manufactured from stainless steel or pewter. No maker marks are visible on the exterior of either piece.
Ruler length: 150 mm.