Silver Teaset Antiques

Edwardian silver 3-pce miniature teaset

A miniature 3-pce teaset iin silver hallmarked for Birmingham 1906. Maker's mark for Levi & Salaman. Consisting of teapot with hiunged lid, creamer & sugar basin. Size of teapot Ht.2.5cms, span from tip of spout to handle 5cms. NB Miniatures of various domestic items were popular collectables in the latter years of the 19th and the beginning of 20th century

SOLID SILVER TEASET 1898.41 TROY OUNCES

This superb silver Victorian teaset is made in a classical Georgian style and manufactured by the prestigious London silversmith Alexander Clark and assayed in Sheffield in 1898. The teaset is made from heavy gauge silver, weighing a substantial 41 troy ounces (1275 gr). The set is larger than average, the teapot measuring 11.75" (30cm) from handle to spout and 6.5" (16.5cm) high, and weighing 754 grams. The sugar bowl measures 7" (18cm) from handle to handle by 4" (10cm) high and weighs 318 grams. The cream jug measures 5.5" (14cm) from handle to spout by 3.5" (9cm) high and weighs 203 grams. The total weight is 41 troy ounces (1275 grams). The set is in excellent condition. There are no inscriptions, initials or crests on any item and never have been. The set is gilded inside, a sign of quality. The hallmarks are clear and legible. This is a fine example of the quality work of the English silversmith, and would enhance anyone's home or silver collection.

Aynsley bone china coffee service with silver spoons

Aynsley very fine quality cased set of six coffee cans and saucers, and six matching solid English hallmarked silver gilt and enamel coffee spoons hallmarked Birmingham 1961. The china is a crimson, cream and gilt leafed pattern, and is marked number 163. The whole is encased in original blue case, and is in original pristine condition. Retailed by Garrard's, fine maker's, maker to the Queen. A fine complete service of 18 pieces.

Silver miniature teaset on tray

A sterling silver miniature teaset. Of a slightly larger than usual size, the teapot, creamer and sugar basin are of the populsar "Queen Anne flute" style and sit on a matching silver tray. All hallmarked for London 1905, the pot with a hinged lid, the tray with a wooden base and four ball feet. Makers' mark "CS * LS". Length of tray 4ins (10cms) Height of teapot 1.25ins (3cms)