Antique Teaware Silver

An antique Georgian Irish Silver coffee pot made in Dublin, circa 1760. Irish silver of this period is much rarer than English silver, but no less beautiful and... More Details & Photos

This Georgian Silver teapot is an excellent example of its type, and very fine. It was made in London 1788 by John Harris, is of very elegant shaped form, and bears... More Details & Photos

This wonderful sterling silver tea set was made by Barnard Brothers in 1858. It is in the Neoclassical style, with overt Grecian and Romanesque influence. It is... More Details & Photos

This stunning solid silver coffee set was made in Copenhagen by the renowned Georg Jensen, and is of wonderful quality. The set bears a very early marks, Georg Jensen,... More Details & Photos

This stunning pair of Sterling Silver tea caddies are marked Sterling for Carrington and Company, New York. This is a retailers stamp. Carrington were, in fact,... More Details & Photos

This beautiful little Shiraz silver tea pot is probably for Saffron Tea. It is highly decorated with scenes of the ancient Persian religion, Zoroastriansim. This... More Details & Photos

These Russian spoons are very fine quality. They are Moscow, circa 1910 and measure 14cm each. They were retailed by Bruppacher, Zurich. The condition of these beautiful... More Details & Photos

These sterling silver tea spoons were made by Liberty and Co, in Birmingham 1935. Each one has a little hardstone "coffee bean" as the finial. There is lapis, malachite,... More Details & Photos

This elegant antique silver tea set was made in London 1811 and is in the Regency style. A fine example of Regency Silver, this beautiful silver tea set is well... More Details & Photos

This beautiful and rare piece of Old Sheffield Plate was made by Matthew Boulton. It was made circa 1780, most likely before 1782, as it is completely unmarked.... More Details & Photos