Robert Harper English Victorian Sterling Silver Tea Set 4pc w/Bird SP Tray #7043

Chantilly by Gorham Gorgeous Chantilly by Gorham sterling silver four-piece tea set with floral motif. This set includes: 1 - Coffee Pot: Marked #1001/1, holds 3 pints, measure...

Shamrock V by Gorham Gorgeous Art Deco Shamrock V by Gorham (circa 1931) sterling silver 3-piece tea set plus tray. This set includes: 1 - Tea Pot: ...

Martel by International Remarkable Martel by International sterling silver 5-piece tea set. This set includes: 1 - Kettle on Stand: Marked #306H1, holds 2 1/2 pints, measures 1...

Adie Brothers Outstanding Adie Brothers sterling silver 7-piece tea set with silver plate tray. The set is a George II style reproduction of a 1740s style retailed by Black, Starr and Frost and Gorham. It was made in Birmingham in 1937. The kettle with stand...

4 Piece Scenic Victorian Silver Tea & Coffee Set Robert Harper 1862/63 London. Each piece has a wonderful scene appertaining to what goes into it, along with lovely chasing on the o...

An exceptional, fine and impressive antique George IV English sterling silver galleried tea tray; an addition to our antique silver teaware collection This exceptional antique George IV sterling silver tea tray has a rounded navette shaped form. The surface of the tray is plain and unembellished. The flared galleried border is embellished with pierced interlacing, geometric arch decoration. The pierced decoration to the gallery incorporates a horizontal pale which incorporates the full hallmarks; this indicates the high quality of the piece. The rim of the galleried border is encompassed with a band of applied bead decoration. This impressive sterling silver tea tray incorporates a plain oval inset handle to either end. Condition This antique tea tray...

1922 miniature sterling silver tea set on tray, Birmingham, England. Early Georgian style. Mark of J.R. for John Rose. Covered pot, cream & open sugar. 1.75 troy oz. 2 7/8" dia. tray...

Antique Victorian sterling silver salver, hallmarked in London by Robert Harper in 1859. The salver has a pie crust edge with scroll and shell border, raised on three cast scrolled ...