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19th-century silver tea set with Neoclassical detailing
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19th-century silver tea set with Neoclassical detailing

4000,00 €

Elegant 19th-century antique silver tea set with Neoclassical detailing, comprising five pieces: a teapot (300g), sugar bowl (154g, missing finial), cream jug (100g), and two tea cups (84g each). All feature matching engraved bands, scroll handles, and raised bases. A refined and decorative set, ideal for collectors or classic interiors.

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This exquisite antique silver tea set is a 19th-century ensemble, showcasing refined Neoclassical influence and fine craftsmanship throughout. Comprising five beautifully matched pieces, each rests on an elevated circular foot and is adorned with a delicate engraved decorative band.

Set includes:

  • Teapot – Weight: 300 g | Dimensions: 10 cm diameter x 22 cm height
    Features a gently flared body with a domed lid, ornately scrolled handle, and a finely detailed spout.

  • Sugar bowl with lid – Weight: 154 g | Dimensions: 9 cm diameter x 13 cm height
    Twin decorative handles and matching ornamentation. Please note: shows signs of use and is missing the finial from the top of the lid.

  • Cream or milk jug – Weight: 100 g | Dimensions: 7 cm diameter x 12 cm height
    Elegantly shaped with a wide pouring lip and graceful scroll handle.

  • Two tea cups – Weight: 84 g each | Dimensions: 7.5 cm diameter x 6.5 cm height
    Each with gilded interior and ornate scroll handles, matching the decorative banding of the set.

A beautifully coordinated set, perfect for collectors of antique silver or as a statement piece in a classic tea setting. Despite minor wear to the sugar bowl, the set remains a charming and functional example of 19th-century European silversmithing.

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