Title: "WW2 Waffen Teapot with Brass Eagle & Swastika Emblem - 8"x7.5""
Title: "WW2 Waffen Teapot with Brass Eagle & Swastika Emblem - 8"x7.5""
Description: This immaculate Waffen SS teapot from World War II presents a stunning representation of craftsmanship from the period. Made of brass and standing at 8"x7.5", the teapot is adorned with an intricately detailed Eagle holding a swastika, an iconic emblem of the time. The absence of maker marks adds an air of mystery, while the shield and liner design accentuate its aesthetics. Thoughtfully designed with a 2-piece handle and a gasket, it ensures the handle remains cool, safeguarding against burns. In flawless condition, this teapot has a capacity of approximately 15 oz., making it not just a relic of history but a functional masterpiece.
Product Details:
- Material: Brass
- Dimensions: 8"x7.5"
- Emblem: Brass Eagle with Swastika
- Design: Shield and liner motif
- Handle: 2-piece design with gasket for heat protection
- Capacity: Approximately 15 oz.
- Condition: Flawless
- Maker: Not visibly marked
Brief History of Waffen SS: The Waffen-SS was the combat branch of the SS (Schutzstaffel), which began as a paramilitary organization supporting the Nazi Party before and during World War II. Over time, the Waffen-SS grew from three regiments to over 38 divisions, serving alongside the Wehrmacht but remaining under the jurisdiction of the Nazi Party. Their divisions fought on all fronts in Europe, and members of the Waffen-SS were involved in numerous war crimes. Post-war, the Nuremberg Trials declared the SS, including the Waffen-SS, a criminal organization, with many of its members facing war crime charges. Artifacts from this period, like the described teapot, hold significant historical weight, acting as tangible reminders of a dark chapter in history.