English Sterling Silver Tea and Coffee Sets can vary in size from modest sets, comprising of three pieces to grand sets which incorporate nine pieces or more. The elegant simplistic silver coffee and tea sets reflect refined class, whereas the larger, more elaborate sets indicate grandeur and were designed to be the centerpiece for a formal affair.
The earliest examples of miniatures dates back to Ancient Egypt, around 5000 BC. The pieces discovered there were the common subjects of the time – animals and carts. Since then, people have been owning and collecting miniatures of all types. It is very difficult to …
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A wonderful Antique English Silver 4 Piece Tea and Coffee Set. Included in this very elegant set is the tea kettle and stand which is a nice feature to have. Tea Kettles were given their name due to the fact that they had a burner …
View Item >A fine and handsome vintage English Silver 3 Piece Coffee Set. The coffee pot is a plain tapering form that is set on a stepped collet foot, all in the George 1 style. The surface of the silver coffee pot is plain and unembellished. A …
View Item >A elegant and handsome English Silver 3 Piece Tea and Coffee Set comprising of a tea kettle with its stand, coffee pot and teapot. They are of plain tapering cylindrical form in a George II style. The coffee pot has a molded and domed hinged …
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In today's Announcement, we are going to discuss pairs of articles that are in our inventory. To begin this week's Announcement is our handsome pair of Antique 19th century English Oak "Open Barley Twist" Candlesticks. Each candlestick features the original English brass 'thistle' section which is above the open twisted column...
