Serpentine Antiques has dated this Georgian Sterling Silver Tea Set to the 1800s.
The rest of the hallmarks are clear, and all three pieces have identical marks. The teapot lid and silver handle have the appropriate partial silver marks. The number 130 is also marked under the teapot.

The style of this service is half fluted, with the addition of a gadrooned chase and applied edge trim with leaf and shell applied accents. On
the band above the body fluting is a lovely and delicate bright cut engraving of grapes, leaves and grape vine. The top of the teapot and the handle are also delicately bright cut engraved with interlinked bands.

All pieces stand on ball feet. The teapot has a beautiful large solid silver finial and the handle is also solid silver. The sugar bowl and milk jug retain their original gilt interiors.
Size- teapot is 11.5 inches wide

(end of spout to end of handle), by 6 inches high. Jug is 5.5 inches wide by 4.25 inches high. Sugar bowl is 8.5 inches wide by 4.75 inches high.
Weight-very good at 1375 grams or more than 44 troy ounces.

It is a lovely and unusual period service with very good weight and stylish design, in very good condition.
A lovely as well as functional service to own and use, and to keep for investment. With silver prices soaring, it makes good sense to acquire precious metals.

This item will ship from the USA to most worldwide destinations.
If you wish to view or collect this item, please email margi@serpentineinternational.com prior to travelling, to verify its location and availability. Not all inventory is available at the UK location.
Serpentine Antiques has dated this Georgian Sterling Silver Tea Set to the 1800s.
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