Antique Tea Service

The plates depict musicians, dancers, noblewomen, domestic scenes, traditional dress, smoking ceremonies, tea service, textiles, and highly decorative interiors inspired by Persian a...

Baccarat presented the monarch with a gift of two magnificent Medici Vases, a large crystal Ewer, a fifteen piece Tea Service and a five-piece Water Set. The king then ordered a dinn...

Best remembered for their wonderful Art Deco designs, the company started as jewelers and silversmiths selling a range of items from diamond rings and gentlemen’s dress sets to silve...

Originally intended as elegant serving pieces, the removable tray allowed drinks, tea services or refreshments to be carried with ease before being returned to its stand for use with...

The translucent celadon-green jade is finely worked with sixteen lobes radiating from a central circular recess designed to cradle a tea bowl during ceremonial service. Such stands ...

A total of 705 pieces in the beloved Versailles pattern comprise this extraordinary service. From the multitudinous tea spoons to the servers and dinner knives, the flatware’s intric...

His firm, sometimes referenced as Hermann Südfeld & Söhne, produced items like serving platters, tea services, desk accessories and decorative objects.

The pieces have a romantic, collected quality, perfect for a tea table, dessert course, breakfast service, cabinet display, or layered French country table setting.

The term "Silver Table" is used because tables of this, or similar form and design, were made as central standing tables throughout the 18th century and beyond, intended to display t...

Baccarat presented the monarch with a gift of two magnificent Medici Vases, a large crystal Ewer, a fifteen piece Tea Service and a five-piece Water Set. The king then ordered a dinn...

The brazier would originally have accommodated hot coals to maintain the temperature of the water or tea during an extended ceremonial service. Due to its age, the ensemble is offere...

The order included a complete breakfast, dinner and tea service in rich Japan pattern. 254 crests, mottos and coronets painted onto the service were charged for separately, at 5 shil...

Such elegant pieces were particularly appreciated for tea, coffee, or dessert service in distinguished households.

This set works beautifully for entertaining, display, afternoon tea, dessert service, or as part of a curated vintage table.

An antique Edwardian silver plated four-piece tea and coffee service comprising a coffee pot, teapot, twin-handled sugar bowl and milk jug.

The present example retains its original hand-painted decoration and displays the character expected from an authentic eighteenth-century export porcelain service piece. Dimensions:...

A striking and well proportioned tray, perfect for refined afternoon tea or evening cocktail service. Presented in a desirable butterfly form with pinched centres for ease of carryi...

Rare 74 piece Antique Copeland Spode red polychrome transferware dinner / tea / coffee service set for eight. Made in England / Great Britain.

Combining architectural balance with exceptional craftsmanship, this sophisticated piece was designed to display desserts, pastries, fruit, tea services, or fine porcelain during for...

A tactile and elegant tray, perfect for refined afternoon tea or evening cocktail service. Presented in the Georgian revival manner, showcasing timeless elegance Select mahogany sto...

The matched presentation gives the group a sophisticated appearance suitable for accompanying a traditional tea or coffee service. Sheffield has long been one of Britain's most imp...

This is an antique 8 person afternoon tea and tiffin service. An English, 28 piece ceramic cup, saucer, cake plate and sugar bowl set, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1895.

Perfectly proportioned for afternoon tea, elegant coffee service, or even as adornments for special gatherings, these spoons exude charm and refinement.

This gorgeous vintage Birmingham Silver Company five-piece tea and coffee service beautifully showcases the classic elegance of mid-century "silver on copper" craftsmanship.

A very finely chased sterling silver six piece tea and coffee service by Geo C. Shreve & Co.

A beautiful Antique Wicker Tea / Bar Cart,American,C .1910 and designed in a natural finish with a dark green accent trim which is used on both the carts braid trimming and wheels ....

At the turn of the 20th century, it was customary for both French and English silversmiths to complement solid silver tea or coffee services with a matching silver-plated hot water u...

Tea and coffee service in sterling pure silver and nephrite by Jean E.

Rare antique American (.900) coin silver 5-piece tea and coffee service hallmarked "Whartenby & Bumm" of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Circa 1816-1818.

This empire period Old Paris tea caddy, canister or jar from the 1830's is sure to delight.

Could also be used a bar cart, tea service table, drinks server, sofa console or jardiniere planter / tiered plant stand.

The 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs marked another milestone, as Puiforcat's geometric Moderne tea service earned a Diplôme d'Honneur. Postwar recognition continue...

In addition to their flatware, Bloch & Eschwege produced an array of silver objets de vertu, including tea and coffee services, candelabras, and presentation pieces.

Südfeld & Co), Trade licence in 1883, Died in 1916 Production: Artistic items in gold and silver, table decorations, girandoles, tea and coffee services, toiletries, church and t...

It would work well as part of a tea or coffee service, or as a decorative silver table piece.

An elegant and complete tea or coffee service from the early 20th century, originating from Vietnam, beautifully illustrating the refined craftsmanship of Indochinese decorative arts.

Fruit-form creamers such as this one were originally intended for the tea table, breakfast service, or dessert service, but today they are especially desirable as cabinet pieces and ...

Their shaped rims and soft floral decoration make them especially appealing for a refined lunch, tea table, dessert service, or cabinet display.

The dicing band belongs to the vocabulary of English dipped wares — slip-decorated, lathe-turned earthenwares produced by numerous factories of the period — and appears on hollow war...

These pieces belong to the 17th–18th century tradition of Delft sweetmeat services (confituur-starren), produced for serving preserved fruits, candied sweets, and other sugar-based d...

The White House has used Gorham silver services during many administrations. Mary Todd Lincoln purchased an impressive tea and flatware service for use in the White House in 1859.

The White House has used Gorham silver services during many administrations. Mary Todd Lincoln purchased an impressive tea and flatware service for use in the White House in 1859.

The company produced an extensive range of decorative objects, including vases, ewers, candelabra, tea and coffee services and other household objects conceived according to the prin...

Raised on rounded metal feet, the tray sits securely above the surface, providing stability during service. Its proportions and construction suggest use for drinks, tea, or decanter ...

Its compact scale allowed lemons to be squeezed directly at the table, commonly used for seafood service, tea, or cocktails. The clean, geometric silhouette and restrained detailin...

Beyond its association with Dresser, the firm was known for its well-crafted domestic silverware, including tea and coffee services, claret jugs, and novelty items.

Substantial in weight and construction, it would serve beautifully in a traditional interior for drinks service, as a tea tray, or displayed atop a sideboard or ottoman.

Such versatile examples in this desirable medial size, suitable as a drinks tray and three-piece service tea tray, are highly desirable. This decorative sterling silver serving tray...

The White House has used Gorham silver services during many administrations. Mary Todd Lincoln purchased an impressive tea and flatware service for use in the White House in 1859.

Select stocks present superb grain interest and warm caramel hues Beautifully figured circular top with the distinctive pie crust edge, adding tactile detail and refinement Tilting m...

His production ranged from glass vases with metal mounts, bowls, pitchers, and planters to tea and coffee services and candlesticks in silver, gilt metal, bronze, and cast zinc.

Well-known artists of the Wiener Werkstätte, such as Josef Hoffmann, who was also its co-founder, and Dagobert Peche, liked to use this technique in their work, achieving a fusion of...

The White House has used Gorham silver services during many administrations. Mary Todd Lincoln purchased an impressive tea and flatware service for use in the White House in 1859.

This unusual design and the collaboration between two esteemed makers make these pieces highly desirable for collectors, adding a sophisticated touch to any contemporary tea or coffe...

The White House has used Gorham silver services during many administrations. Mary Todd Lincoln purchased an impressive tea and flatware service for use in the White House in 1859.

The White House has used Gorham silver services during many administrations. Mary Todd Lincoln purchased an impressive tea and flatware service for use in the White House in 1859.

The White House has used Gorham silver services during many administrations. Mary Todd Lincoln purchased an impressive tea and flatware service for use in the White House in 1859.

The White House has used Gorham silver services during many administrations. Mary Todd Lincoln purchased an impressive tea and flatware service for use in the White House in 1859.

The White House has used Gorham silver services during many administrations. Mary Todd Lincoln purchased an impressive tea and flatware service for use in the White House in 1859.

The White House has used Gorham silver services during many administrations. Mary Todd Lincoln purchased an impressive tea and flatware service for use in the White House in 1859.