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1919 Sterling Silver Tea Strainer with Stand – Hammond, Turner & Sons
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1919 Sterling Silver Tea Strainer with Stand – Hammond, Turner & Sons

1900 - 1920
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This antique sterling silver tea strainer dates to 1919 and showcases the refined craftsmanship of Hammond, Turner & Sons, a respected Birmingham silversmith. The strainer features a perforated bowl, decorative cut‑out handles, and a matching stand designed to catch drips after pouring. All hallmarks are clear and legible, including:

RT&S – Maker’s mark for Hammond, Turner & Sons

Anchor – Birmingham Assay Office

Lion Passant – Sterling Silver (.925)

Date Letter “U” – 1919

Measures - 4 cm tall and 11 cm wide

Sterling Silver Weight - 57.1 grams

A wonderful piece for collectors of British silver, lovers of vintage tea accessories, or anyone seeking a unique display item with genuine historical charm.

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Quality Antiques and Vintage has dated this Sterling Silver Tea Strainer to the Edwardian era.

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This antique sterling silver tea strainer dates to 1919 and showcases the refined craftsmanship of Hammond, Turner & Sons, a respected Birmingham silversmith.
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The strainer features a perforated bowl, decorative cut‑out handles, and a matching stand designed to catch drips after pouring.
Quality Antiques and Vintage

All hallmarks are clear and legible, including:

fig 1. A sterling silver tea strainer featuring openwork pierced handles resting on a matching circular drip stand supported by spherical ball feet.
fig 1. 1919 Sterling Silver Tea Strainer with Stand – Hammond, Turner & Sons

RT&S – Maker’s mark for Hammond, Turner & Sons

Anchor – Birmingham Assay Office

Lion Passant – Sterling Silver (.925)

Date Letter “U” – 1919

Measures - 4 cm tall and 11 cm wide

Sterling Silver Weight - 57.1 grams

fig 2. A sterling silver tea strainer featuring openwork pierced handles resting on a matching circular drip stand supported by spherical ball feet.
fig 2. 1919 Sterling Silver Tea Strainer with Stand – Hammond, Turner & Sons

A wonderful piece for collectors of British silver, lovers of vintage tea accessories, or anyone seeking a unique display item with genuine historical charm.

We professionally package all our items for safety **

Date of Manufacture

Quality Antiques and Vintage has dated this Sterling Silver Tea Strainer to the Edwardian era.

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Specialising in antique georgian and victorian silver, distinctive pieces from the art nouveau, arts & crafts and art deco movements

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Archive I A sterling silver tea strainer featuring openwork pierced handles resting on a matching circular drip stand supported by spherical ball feet.

1919 Sterling Silver Tea Strainer with Stand – Hammond, Turner & Sons

Archive II A sterling silver tea strainer featuring openwork pierced handles resting on a matching circular drip stand supported by spherical ball feet. View II
Archive III A sterling silver tea strainer featuring openwork pierced handles resting on a matching circular drip stand supported by spherical ball feet. View III
Archive IV A sterling silver tea strainer featuring openwork pierced handles resting on a matching circular drip stand supported by spherical ball feet. View IV
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A sterling silver tea strainer featuring openwork pierced handles resting on a matching circular drip stand supported by spherical ball feet.
1919 Sterling Silver Tea Strainer with Stand – Hammond, Turner & Sons
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A sterling silver tea strainer featuring openwork pierced handles resting on a matching circular drip stand supported by spherical ball feet.
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  • ObjectTea Strainers & Infusers
  • Period1900 - 1920
  • StyleGeorge V
  • MaterialSterling Silver
  • ColourSilver
  • MotifsPierced openwork handles, Perforated bowl, Ball feet, Tripod stand

This Edwardian George V sterling silver tea strainer with stand originates from 1919 and bears the clear hallmarks of Hammond, Turner & Sons of Birmingham, including the maker's mark, anchor, lion passant, and date letter U. The shiny silver piece comprises a perforated bowl, decorative pierced openwork handles, a matching circular drip bowl, and a tripod stand raised upon small spherical ball feet. The metal has a reflective silver colour throughout. Measuring 4 cm in height and 11 cm in width with a weight of 57.1 grams, the item suits placement on a sideboard top in an English country house interior for holding vintage tea accessories or as a small display item.

An antique silver tea strainer with stand is a specialised tabletop accessory designed to catch loose tea leaves while pouring tea from a pot into a cup, accompanied by a fitted drip bowl to catch liquid between uses.

Antique tea strainers were predominantly crafted from sterling silver, electroplated nickel silver, or silver-gilt, featuring hand-pierced details and cast handles or feet.

Authentic sterling silver pieces bear official hallmarking stamps, which typically include a makers mark, town mark, purity mark such as the lion passant, and a date letter indicating the year of manufacture.

An antique silver tea strainer can be displayed on a dining sideboard, styled on a curated drinks cart, or integrated into an active afternoon tea arrangement.

Wash the strainer softly in warm water with mild soap after use, dry thoroughly with a non-abrasive cloth, and periodically apply silver polish to remove natural oxidisation.
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