A Sterling Silver Tea Strainer is placed on top of either a tea cup or mug to prevent loose tea leaves from falling into the drinking article. This elaborate American Sterling Silver Tea Strainer has a lovely floral and foliate pierced repousse decoration which resonates …
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One of the most collectable “parts” of a tea service is the sterling silver tea strainer which has been used for centuries. This came about as no one really enjoyed loose tea leaves while drinking their tea. After loose leaves were brewed in hot water, …
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Tea strainers emerged in the 17th century in Europe when tea drinking became extremely popular and readily available to those outside of China. Given the surge in tea drinking in Europe and America, the tea strainer was designed to separate the loose leaves from the …
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