Serpentine Antiques has dated this Edwardian Sterling Silver Service to the 1900s.
The case is wood with leather covering, and a cobalt blue velvet and satin interior, with a hidden push button catch. The vase shaped half fluted style of this service is very classic and will go with any period. They have reeded edges, and the coffee pot stands on a stepped footed base. The fluted lids of the two pots have ebony vase shaped finials, that echo the shaped ebony handles.

Size-coffee pot is 11 inches high by 9.75 inches wide (end of spout to end of handle). Milk jug is 4 7/8 inches wide by 4 inches high. Sugar bowl is 6.75 inches wide by 4 inches high. Teapot is 10.25 inches wide by 6.75 inches high. Tongs are 5.5 inches long. Case overall size is 21.75 inches wide by 14.5 inches deep by 5.5 inches high.

Weight-silver only-a very generous 1560 grams or over 50 troy ounces.
Weight with case for shipping-11 lbs. 3 oz.
It is a rare service with all major pieces hallmarked exactly the same (excepting the sugar tongs, London 1797) and fitted into the original fitted protective case. The case

was meant for storage and travel, and has protected it very well for nearly 120 years. This service is beautifully made, an excellent gauge and weight of silver, and in hardly used condition.
A lovely and complete service for coffee and tea, complete with its own storage container. It would make a treasured gift or a present for yourself.

Such cased silver services are very scarcely found.
This item will ship from the USA to most destinations throughout the world.
If you plan to view or collect this item, please either email me at margi@serpentineinternational.com or ring me on 07810 752 292 prior to travelling, to verify its location and availability. All inventory may not be on display at this retail location.
Serpentine Antiques has dated this Edwardian Sterling Silver Service to the 1900s.
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