A fine silver teapot, likely made during the Meiji to early Showa periods, crafted by the master craftsman Choyosai, and bearing the mark of Seishukan. Seishukan was an art and craft shop opened in Ginza in 1906 by Hanjiro Ito, the manager of the warehouse department of Eiichi Shibusawa. Silver teapots by Choyosai Seishukan are highly regarded overseas, with transaction records visible at auction houses like Sotheby's. For this listing, a 24-hour water test was conducted, and no leaks were found. However, due to the age of the item, no guarantee is provided against potential leaks. ■Size Height 1: Approximately 11.5cm (including lid knob) Height 2: Approximately 17.5cm (including handle) Length: Approximately 13.5cm (including spout) Capacity: Approximately 650cc (measured when full) Weight: Approximately 355g (measured on two scales: 356g/355g) ※Please forgive any errors due to amateur measurements. ※A tea whisk has been placed for size comparison, please use it as a reference. ■Accessories Only the main body Regarding the condition, this is an antique item. There are scratches, damage, dirt, discoloration, etc., from use. In particular, please consider that the discoloration of the handle appears stronger than in the images. In addition, we have confirmed the rotation of the knob, but as it is approximately 100 years old, we cannot provide any guarantee. Also, the weight was measured on two different scales, but there may be some errors depending on the equipment environment. The items in the images are all that are included. ※Props for photography, such as the tea whisk and the display stand, are not included. As we are not experts, please make your judgment based on the photos. Also, the actual color may differ slightly from the color in the images.