Antique Tea Service

This Classic 19th century Spode Dessert and tea and coffee service encompasses the beauty of the period as well as the elegant floral decoration.

Art Deco Spanish silver coffee and tea set Spanish, c. 1930 Tray: height 3cm, width 56cm, depth 35cm Milk jug: height 10cm, width 13cm, depth 8cm This fine Spanish Art Deco tea...

It is highly sought after for upscale afternoon tea services or curated kitchen hutch styling. Creator: Royal Albert & Attributed to Minton / Ridgway (Staffordshire, England) Pattern...

If you’re drawn to antique ceramics, Victorian-era design, or the distinctive charm of French faience, this Sarreguemines Minton-pattern tea and coffee service is a piece that tells ...

The focus was on traditional silver pieces—tableware, decorative objects, and notably, tea and coffee services. The meticulous attention to detail in Cardeilhac's works was evident ...

Description Sharing with you this very nice example of an 18th century tea service pot. Dating to around 1730. Overglaze blue typical for the Yongzheng period Absolutely top quality ...

Austrian porcelain coffee service, 19th century, Napoleon III period. A beige and gold porcelain coffee service with enamelled bird decorations, Napoleon III period, 19th century, c...

Darte Frères Faux Tortoise and Gilt Partial Coffee Service. Antique Empire Paris porcelain by Darte Frères 1795-1825 in a rich mocha faux tortoise pattern with neoclassical decorativ...

The interior, the collar and the handles are entirely gilded. This service can also be used as a tea service, circa 1850.

The mirror-like finish enhances the visual impact, elevating the elegance of your tea or coffee service to new heights. The tea pot is 9 inches high X 8 inches diameter.

As British customs such as tea drinking gained popularity in India, tea and coffee services grew in demand, encouraging artisans to reinterpret Western shapes through a distinctly In...

A fine antique crested tea or coffee service. Comprised of a tall tea or coffee pot with a wooden handle, an open sugar, and a creamer in heavy-gauge sterling silver.

Silver two-piece coffee set, Koch & Bergfeld, Germany, Bremen, end of 19th Century Additional Information: Materials: silver 800* Vintage from the 19th century Artist/Maker: Ko...

Expertly crafted, this tea and coffee service is a remarkable acquisition for collectors with an interest in music, hunting, or English silver.

The pieces of this American silver tea service have a rectangular cut cornered form, modelled in the Queen Anne style.

Hand hammered tea / coffee service in 800 silver by famed German silversmith Hugo Böhm in modernist Bauhaus style consisting of: Pot, 6'' from arm to spout and 5'' high Sugar bow...

They did not merely produce isolated objects but rather ensembles - complete tea sets, table services, and toilette sets - that created a unified aesthetic experience.

The set has a combined weight of 163 ozt. The tea and coffee service has been finished in Wendt's Medallion pattern, introduced in 1862.

A very fine early 20th century five-piece Louis XV style sterling silver tea and coffee service set. The finely chased ovoid shaped body with scalloped details and vermeil gold inter...

A wonderful antique display piece, ideal for serving drinks, presenting a tea service or adding traditional elegance to a dining room, drawing room or drinks cabinet.

Petite in scale yet rich in detail, this piece was likely part of a formal tea service, used to serve sugar with elegance and ease.

A fine antique sterling silver Aesthetic Movement tea service, by Walter & John Barnard, London 1878.

Preserve the lustre of this vintage silver-plated tea service by polishing sparingly with a soft, non-abrasive cloth and a specialist product suitable for silver plate.

This elegant 15-piece tea set is the highly collectible Hammersley “Victorian Violets” pattern, a fine English bone china service from the renowned “England’s Countryside” series.

Attractive form and useful proportion Displays a desirable aged patina Select mahogany shows fine grain interest Rich russet hues to the wax polish finish Quality craftsmanship...

Striking Anglo-Indian tray with profuse hand-carved ornamentation throughout Crafted from select stocks, presenting deep chestnut hues and natural grain interest Decorated with relie...

Striking Anglo-Indian tray with profuse hand-carved ornamentation throughout Crafted from select teak stocks, presenting deep caramel hues and natural grain interest Decorated with r...

An English, mahogany two tier afternoon tea serving or jardiniere stand, dating to the Regency period, circa 1820.

The original purpose of these folding trays was for tea service, this type of butler's tray now makes a perfect spot for an informal chic bar or informal dressing table.

The underside of this Dutch silver tea caddy include: Maker's mark: VV (untraced) Silver quality/purity mark: Crown (.934, 934/1000) Date mark: a (used between 7th October 1807 - Mar...

In the years around 1815 the factory’s bone china was of very high quality, and its richly gilt tea and breakfast services, frequently painted with the crests of the families who ord...

A four piece Chinese export silver tea service set consists of a lidded teapot, a creamer with lid, an open sugar and a tongs.

Featuring a classic silhouette, decorative detailing, and practical Bakelite handle, this collectible piece reflects the enduring appeal of English silverware and traditional tea and...

Such vessels were integral to coffee, tea, and hot water service during formal dining and afternoon tea rituals.

The wide, bowl-like cups paired with richly decorated saucers create a striking visual harmony, making the set ideal for display as well as for refined tea or chocolate service. All...

The larger plate works beautifully as a serving dish for fruit, pastries, cookies, small desserts, or a composed table presentation, while the five smaller plates are ideal for desse...

Designed for traditional tea service, this versatile piece functions as both a serving tray and a low table, with three tapered legs that easily unscrew.

A superb Coalport ‘bat wing’ pattern tea service, circa 1910 in date. The set is superbly painted with flowers between cobalt blue borders heightened with raised gilt and with strik...

These tables became fashionable in English homes of the period, used for tea service, decorative displays, or as versatile small tables in drawing rooms and libraries.

Originally intended as a creamer and covered sugar bowl, this delightful pair is equally appealing as decorative display pieces, bringing color and character to a breakfast table, te...

Follow them to the floor and things get interesting: each ends in a wonderfully improbable eagle talon, as though the table might take flight the moment the tea service is cleared. A...

Silver-Plated Covered Dish, Sterling Silver Style Creamer Set, Antique Silver Tableware, Luxury Silver Dining Accessories, Collectible Silver-Plated Cream Jug, Engraved Silver Dish, ...

Whether displayed on a breakfast table, incorporated into a tea service, or showcased in a collection of figural porcelain, the pair offers exceptional charm and craftsmanship.

The raised rim helps secure glasses, tea services, or decorative objects, making it both practical and visually appealing.

The mahogany has developed a deep, mellow patina that only time can create. Once used for tea service or cards, it's perfectly scaled today as a side table next to your favorite armc...

The hinged lid reveals a fabric-lined interior with original compartmentalized storage, ideal for tea service or keepsakes. The rare silhouette, luxurious materials, and expert craft...

A remarkably sturdy and robust concept, the Sutherland table was originally designed as a serving table intended to hold an entire tea service. Another feature of the table’s gatefo...

We present an authentic sculpture by the famous futurist artist Giacomo Balla. A very rare tea service produced in the middle of the Futurist period in Italy.

The assemblage must have been very large as Nelson divided the amount between various relatives almost immediately. One Baltic Set tea service was delivered to Merton, the house Nel...

Perfect for the contemporary Absinthe cocktail bar or tea service! Date: 18th Century Overall Condition: It is in overall good, as-pictured, used estate condition.

Sandon also highlights that while the design is frequently found on standard tea services of the era, it appears only very occasionally on specialized dessert wares and stand forms, ...

Measuring 3.25 inches wide, 2.75 inches deep, and 4.5 inches tall, this creamer is perfectly scaled for a morning tea service or as a decorative accent within a curated hutch.

She is shown standing before a table containing a porcelain tea service on a silver salver. She is painted with her head turned towards the viewer as she expertly pours the tea into ...

The samovar retains its original spigot and structural elements, though it is missing certain internal components, making it best suited today as a decorative object rather than a fu...

These rare Georgian lobed- or scalloped- tripods are often referred to as tea or supper tables. The common assumption is that the lobes were carved to accommodate small china plates:...

The cover’s precision piercing was designed for dispensing fine sugar, making this a sugar caster (or muffineer)—an essential item in refined dining and tea service of the period. H...

Customers especially desired his repousee tea services, bowls, and flatware with elaborate floral patterns and architectural images.

This particular set serves as an ideal piece for display purposes, tea services, or various everyday uses. Dimensions: Large table: H=27.75 in.

Beautiful 19th Century Victorian antique silver plated tea and coffee service including a coffee pot, tea pot, cream jug and sugar bowl.

Portuguese silver tea and coffee service 19th Century composed of, teapot, coffee maker, milk jug and sugar bowl.