Woodbridge Antiques has dated this piece to the 1930s.
Very elegantly shaped with eight sides as an elongated octagon, the style is a combination of Art Deco angles with softer touches, such as the decorative border of flowers and swags which circles each item. The crisp gadroon edging decorating each rim is very smart and creates a lovely shine.

The lid hinges very nicely to stand open, and it's knop is made of the same Bakelite or composite material as the teapot's handle.

A gorgeous set for a special afternoon tea, and in super condition.
Hallmarked as Sterling silver, Birmingham 1931, made by William Suckling Ltd
Measurements:
Teapot dimensions: Handle to spout 28.5 cm, Height to lid 15 cm, Width 11.5 cm
Jug Height 10.5, Width 6.5 cm Depth to handle 11.2 cm
Bowl: Height, 10.5 cm Width handle to handle 15.5 cm, Depth 8 cm
Combined weight 249 +178 +688 = 1115g
All measurements are approximate.
Woodbridge Antiques has dated this piece to the 1930s.
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