Antique Tea Strainers

Beautiful sterling silver embossed strawberry and foliate tea strainer with wooden handle

Antique sterling silver over the cup tea strainer in the American Beauty pattern, by George W

Strainer, features an ornate handle and plain square base. The tea strainer measures 1.25"(3cm) tall, by 6

Sterling silver flower tea strainer by Dominick & Haff, pattern #40. No monogram. This

Sterling silver over the cup tea strainer in the Louis XV pattern, by Whiting Mfg Co, circa 1891

polychrome cloisonné enamel tea strainer has a circular rounded form. The circular bowl of the tea

Danish silversmith. Rare Art Nouveau seaweed tea strainer in silver, dated 1906. In very good

Georg Jensen, early tea strainer with holder. 830 silver. Model number 10. Marked with 1915-1932

Antique silver pea spoon / tea strainer featuring a ladle shaped pierced bowl with lightly crimped

Antique Russian silver and enamel tea strainer Made in Russia, St. Petersburg, 1890 Maker: GK

Late 19th century Chinese export silver tea strainer on stand, Tuck Chang, Shanghai, C.1900. Plain

Belmont manor and golf club Bermuda solid sterling silver trophy tea strainer with initials

Late 19th Century Dutch 800 Standard Silver tea strainer or pierced serving spoon. Very popular

Arts & Crafts silver tea strainer, Emmy Roth, Germany, circa 1920. The hammered silver strainer of

Vintage sterling silver tea infuser in the shape of a cauldron by Liebs Silver Co. Liebs Silver

placed down the straight spout of the teapot allowing the tea to be poured and strained. These strainers

Height 7,5 cm Length 12 cm SERVING CUTLERY ( sugar tong, tea strainer, fork, tea caddy spoon). Length of

, comprising of coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug, slop bowl, tea caddy and tea strainer, all on the

(each) 11.6g. Tea strainer: Length (each) 12cm, width (each) 7cm, weight 44g.     

This perfect boxed set of Norwegian sterling silver tea strainer and matching 6 spoons were

(later made) Crown Derby porcelain tea strainer and drip tray. This pattern was originally made in the

circular tray in black ground with painted fruits and garlands, and a small tea strainer in black ground

for easy storage. The dainty tea strainer is silver-plate and is also in excellent condition with no

a time before tea strainers were widely used. They were used to pour out left over tea (with the tea

comes with its own anti-tarnish storage warp for easy storage. The dainty tea strainer is silver-plated

spoons, 7 1/2", 12 flat handle butter spreaders, 5 1/4", 12 cocktail forks, 6", 12 iced tea spoons, 7

last tea leaves that would be left behind in a teacup in an era before there were tea strainers to keep

tea strainers to keep the tea leaves out of the tea. Guests would tip the last tea into the slop bowl

Serving fork / 1 Cake- or Fish lifter / 1 Sugar spoon or tea strainer Total weight of all cutlery parts

included) Two tea strainers  ____________________________________________________________ Manufactory

-- SUGAR SHAKER -- SALT SHAKER -- TEA STRAINER WITH BONE TOTAL WEIGHT OF CUTLERY: 8513 grams / 300

served to collect the "slop"; this was a time before the tea strainer had been invented and people used

, Nicolai Lukich (1822-1855). Sauce ladle: St. Petersburg 1908-1917, Master: ... = K.S. Tea strainer: St

belonged to a large tea service. In the early 19th Century people didn't use tea strainers yet so before

Danish silversmith. Antique silver 830 tea strainer. Dated 1847. Length: 18.5 cm. In excellent

An exceptional, fine, impressive and unusual antique Edwardian English sterling silver tea strainer

A very fine Norwegian tea strainer by Marius Hammer. With red enamel decoration to the above, a

A fine Chinese export silver tea strainer for the Southeast Asian market, featuring a bone handle

Royal Copenhagen blue fluted plain, tea strainer cup. Decoration number 1/423. Produced

Sterling silver tea strainer by Webster Silver Company. The interesting feature here is that the

Watson of Attleboro, MA sterling silver tea strainer with hammered design. Marked: crown, W in

Sterling silver tea strainer with silver plated stand, American & English, c.1890-1920. The

A fine antique American sterling silver figural tea strainer manufactured by George Shiebler & Co

A good antique Russian Imperial silver-gilt cloisonné enamel tea strainer, Moscow, circa 1908. The

Early and rare Art Nouveau Georg Jensen tea strainer in silver with ebony handle. Dated 1915-1930

Asprey London unique antique solid sterling silver swivel tea strainer with drip bowl. The bowl

strainer, is in the style of a George II example. The lemon strainer measures 1.25"(3cm) tall, by 7"(18cm

saucers, 12 teaspoons, 12 tea strainer holders, a tea strainer and a round sugar bowl with a swing handle

spoon, tong with lion paws, and tea strainer. Complete set, all matching and beautifully kept in the

interior tea strainer at the base of the spout conform to the diamond shape noted on page 238. Condition

10" H x 9" W x 5" D. Tea strainer and stand 6.75" W x 4.75" D x 3" H Covered sugar bowl 6.5" H x 6

part of every tea service; as people didn't use tea strainers yet, you would always have some tea

spoon Tea strainer Sugar tongs This impressive service benefits from Fine and impressive solid

spoons / 12 Fruit forks / 12 Fruit knives / 12 Moccha spoons / 1 Sauce ladle / 1 Tea strainer / 1 Pair of

Webster sterling silver ball tea infuser/strainer with cut-out design handle. Marked: Sterling

didn't use tea strainers yet in the early 19th century, they would get tea leaves in their tea. If you

served to collect the "slop"; this was a time before the tea strainer had been invented and people used