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| Victorian Silver Tea & Coffee Service. |
Top quality early Victorian antique silver 4 piece tea and coffee service. Engraved melon pattern on shaped pedestal feet. This tea & coffee service is of the highest standard by one of the finest makers of it's period. It has vacant cartouches and gilt interiors, the engraved pattern is crisp and bright and is altogether a superb item.
London. 1846. Joseph Angell Senior & Junior.
Height of Coffee Pot 26.5cm. |
| Ref: 28/287 |
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| Geo. III Silver Tea Set & Stand. |
Geo. III silver three piece tea set and teapot stand; this exquisite set is highly unusual in that it comes complete with a teapot stand. Of rectangular form and crisp brightcut engraving, this is as sharp as the day it was made. Wonderful quality. Each piece is the same date and maker.
London. 1805. Duncan Urquhart & Napthali Hart.
Length of teapot (from tip of handle to tip of spout) 27cm. |
| Ref: 28/775 |
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| Silver Four Piece Tea Set. |
Four piece silver tea set; of octagonal vase-shaped form with fruit wood handles and finiales. The beautiful brightcut decorative banding below the cape is of the very highest quality, as would be expected from this fine maker. The lovely silver mounts to the finiales are a real treat; this great set is very pretty and of the highest quality. Superb!
Sheffield. 1931. Roberts & Belk Ltd.
Height of teapot 18.5cm. |
| Ref: 28/783 |
Price:
£1,395
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| Silver Tea & Coffee Service. |
4 piece silver tea and coffee service; plain melon form, the spouts with masks and bird's head terminals on scroll paw feet.
Good substantial piece; faultless.
Sheffield. 1973. Cooper Bros. & Sons.
Height of Coffee Pot 23cm. |
| Ref: 28/222 |
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| Geo. III Silver Three Piece Tea Set. |
Georgian silver three piece tea set; of rectangular form, with gadroon borders, each piece on four bun feet. Embossed with flowers and foliate scrolls; the tea pot has ivory insulators and the sugar and cream have gilt interiors. Terrific quality and absolutely charming, by great makers.
London. 1814. Rebecca Emes & Edward Barnard.
Length of tea pot (tip of handle to tip of spout) 29cm. |
| Ref: 28/722 |
Price:
£1,195
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| Silver 4 Piece Oval Tea Service |
Very pretty, good quality Silver 4 piece Oval Tea Service. Pierced borders and scroll handles each on 4 leaf and paw feet. Tea Pot 30.5cm long
Birmingham 1915. Mappin and Webb |
| Ref: AW23/115 |
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| Antique Silver Four Piece Tea Set. |
Victorian silver four piece tea set; of oval half-fluted design, this elegant set comprising of tea pot, hot water/coffee jug, cream jug and sugar bowl is of high quality and typical of the period. Both of the main pots have ebonised handles and finials. Good maker, and all the quality expected from this retailer.
Sheffield. 1890. John Edward Bingham.
Retailed by Walker & Hall.
Height of Coffee Pot 25.5cm. |
| Ref: 28/599 |
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| Antique Silver Tea Set. |
Antique silver 4 piece tea set; hexagonal, half-fluted with ebony handles to the tea and hotwater pots. This is a fine and imposing set that will grace any collection.
Sugar & Cream 1899.
Tea & Coffee Pots 1901.
All same maker - William Aitken. |
| Ref: 28/286 |
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| Silver Tea Set. |
Vintage silver four piece tea set; of classic octagonal pattern with ebony handles and knops. Great quality.
Sheffield. 1937. E. Viner. |
| Ref: 28/777 |
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| William IV Silver Tea Set. |
Antique silver William IV three piece tea set; of compressed globular form, with banded girth, each piece on a circular foot. The teapot has an ebonised handle and the sugar and cream have lovely lemon gilt interiors; each piece has a subtle crest. This is wonderful quality by a respected maker.
London. 1830/31. Charles Fox.
Teapot (1831,) Length from handle to spout 27cm.
Cream Jug (1830,) Height 8cm.
Sugar Bowl (1830,) Height 9.5cm.
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| Ref: 28/606 |
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