A Victorian Four Piece Silver Tea SetSOLD

This Victorian Four Piece Silver Tea Set was mad in London by Henry Holland (of Holland, Aldwinckle & Slater) in 1855. It has 'Ivorine' Insulators and sharp and crystal clear engravings.

The Tea Pot- 14cm tall and 26cm wide from handle to spout.

Coffee Pot- 28.5cm tall and 23.5cm wide from handle to spout.

Sugar Bowl- 11.5cm tall and 19cm wide from handle to handle.

Cream Jug- 13cm tall and 12cm wide from handle to lip.

The set (Together) wieghs approximately 2.35kgs. Each piece is in excellent condition with no damage or repair.


Type: Tea Sets
Function: Teaware
Maker: Henry Holland
Country: England


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