1860’s silverplate 4 piece tea and coffee set with nut finials and embossed flowers
Stunning mid-Victorian silver plated four-piece tea and coffee service comprising a coffeepot, teapot, milk jug and two-handled sugar bowl. Round baluster bodies are raised on cast acanthus feet. The two pots have swan-neck leaf capped spouts and ornate figural nut finials to domed lids that rest on applied foliage.
The panelled bodies are engraved with a trellis and beaded design and embossed with oval medallions that depict floral bouquets. The flowers alternate with plain cartouches that are free from any monograms and can be engraved as a present.
Fantastic set in wonderful condition with clean interiors, that make this a functional tea set, as well as a highly decorative example of Victorian craftsmanship.
A similar service is offered for sale in the 1868 John Nodder advertisement.
Made by John Nodder & Sons, Sheffield, England, c. 1860's
2658 g
Coffeepot – 23.5 cm tall, 23.5 cm from spout to handle, 14 cm across widest part
Teapot – 19 cm tall, 22 cm from spout to handle, 14 cm across widest part
Sugar bowl – 11.5 cm tall to rim, 18 cm across handles, 12.5 cm across widest part
Creamer – 12.5 cm tall to spout, 12 cm spout to handle, 9 cm across widest part
Excellent antique condition. Clean inside, small dent to teapot handle.
Stunning mid-Victorian silver plated four-piece tea and coffee service comprising a coffeepot, teapot, milk jug and two-handled sugar bowl. Round baluster bodies are raised on cast acanthus feet. The two pots have swan-neck leaf capped spouts and ornate figural nut finials to domed lids that rest on applied foliage.
The panelled bodies are engraved with a trellis and beaded design and embossed with oval medallions that depict floral bouquets. The flowers alternate with plain cartouches that are free from any monograms and can be engraved as a present.
Fantastic set in wonderful condition with clean interiors, that make this a functional tea set, as well as a highly decorative example of Victorian craftsmanship.
A similar service is offered for sale in the 1868 John Nodder advertisement.
Made by John Nodder & Sons, Sheffield, England, c. 1860's
2658 g
Coffeepot – 23.5 cm tall, 23.5 cm from spout to handle, 14 cm across widest part
Teapot – 19 cm tall, 22 cm from spout to handle, 14 cm across widest part
Sugar bowl – 11.5 cm tall to rim, 18 cm across handles, 12.5 cm across widest part
Creamer – 12.5 cm tall to spout, 12 cm spout to handle, 9 cm across widest part
Excellent antique condition. Clean inside, small dent to teapot handle.
Stunning mid-Victorian silver plated four-piece tea and coffee service comprising a coffeepot, teapot, milk jug and two-handled sugar bowl. Round baluster bodies are raised on cast acanthus feet. The two pots have swan-neck leaf capped spouts and ornate figural nut finials to domed lids that rest on applied foliage.
The panelled bodies are engraved with a trellis and beaded design and embossed with oval medallions that depict floral bouquets. The flowers alternate with plain cartouches that are free from any monograms and can be engraved as a present.
Fantastic set in wonderful condition with clean interiors, that make this a functional tea set, as well as a highly decorative example of Victorian craftsmanship.
A similar service is offered for sale in the 1868 John Nodder advertisement.
Made by John Nodder & Sons, Sheffield, England, c. 1860's
2658 g
Coffeepot – 23.5 cm tall, 23.5 cm from spout to handle, 14 cm across widest part
Teapot – 19 cm tall, 22 cm from spout to handle, 14 cm across widest part
Sugar bowl – 11.5 cm tall to rim, 18 cm across handles, 12.5 cm across widest part
Creamer – 12.5 cm tall to spout, 12 cm spout to handle, 9 cm across widest part
Excellent antique condition. Clean inside, small dent to teapot handle.
