A 4 Piece Dutch Silver Service

(set of 4) Dutch export 833 silver repousse coffee and tea service,each piece showing interior and exterior tavern scenes, figural head accents on age worn wood handles raised on paw feet, comprising:

1st degree silver, tallest piece is 14 cm.

Including teapot, cream jug, open sugar, and waste pot, together with tea tray. 2nd standard, dates to 1927-1929. H. of teapot: 15cm (6in) Dia. of tray: 40 1/2cm (16in)

Tallest 18 cm.

Tiffany & Co. 4-Piece Sterling Silver Tea Service. Union Square mark, design by J.C. Moore. Circa 1865-1870. 76.5 ozt gross. Teapot: 8-1/2"h.

A 4 piece sterling silver tea service with silver plate tray. Three are matching with Gorham label on base and monogrammed with the letter "M" across the front - the teapot measures 10 1/4" x 7"H - th

Tall Pitcher 8.75h. See Marks And Attached Receipt.

Includes a coffee pot, teapot, sugar and creamer. Sugar vessel and teapot marked on bottom, "C.F. Hancock 39 Brutonse London," with maker's mark, and a date letter of 1856? Creamer and coffee pot with

Grouping of Sterling silver and a 4 piece silver plate tea service marked "Pairpoint / Sheffield / Made in USA" - lot also includes 1 Victorian silver plate napkin ring. The sterling silver pieces are

#2430, each monogrammed on the underside, comprising a coffee pot, teapot, cream jug and open sugar bowl, with pine cone finials, notched handles and spouts, ribbed foot rim and heavily stylized decor

Hamilton & Inches 4 piece Scottish silver tea service including a teapot, coffee pot, creamer, and sugar. All items with Middle Eastern inspired design and repousse frames containing figures, fish

(6 pieces). Towle Royal Windsor pattern 4 piece sterling silver tea service, comprised of teapot, creamer, sugar and waste bowl, marked Towle Sterling 76160, together with a Whiting sterling bell in a

4-piece silver plate tea service, including a reticulated deep tray, a teapot, covered sugar and creamer. [Tray: 2 x 20 x 11 1/2 inches; Largest service item: 10 1/2 x 9 inches].

Coffee pot, tea pot and 2 sugar bowls. Stancampiano Eugenio silversmiths, Palermo. 90.53 ozt. Tallest pot 9 1/2"H. With associated tray. Tray 25".

Round tray, coffee or tea pot, creamer and sugar. 12 1/4 inches diameter. 9 1/2 inches tall. Small dents. Approx. 48.96 troy ounces.

(4 piece) Chinese Export silver tea service, with bamboo-form handles and spout, including: (1) teapot, (1) creamer, (1) sugar bowl, (1) tray, approx 22"l, 13.5"w; 111.99oz total (

Initialed within wreath with all over incised matching designs of vines and fern. Crown form finials. Marked on bases except creamer marked on spout. 64.4 troy oz. Coffee pot: 9.5"W X 12"H

365g.  Knife 7 1/4", Spatula 6", Spoon 6 3/8", Fork 6 3/8".  Excellent condition with no loss or damage just a few light scratches from use & polishing over the years.  Art Deco pattern handles are

TEA SERVICE - (4) Piece American Rococo Coin Silver Tea Service by William Adams, New York, circa 1840s, with elaborate floral repousse decoration to all surfaces, grapevine handles, and floral finial

Portuguese silver 4-piece service including coffee pot, tea pot, covered sugar and creamer, Rococo Revival style with pear-shaped forms, shell and scroll decoration and bird head spouts, ebony ferrule

E. Viners (English, Sheffield, founded 1900), 1945-46. A 4-piece sterling silver tea and coffee service, including a coffee pot, a tea pot, a creamer, and a sugar. All with maker's mark and English Sh

(4 piece) English Victorian sterling silver youth service, Hilliard & Thomason, c.1862, in the Rococo taste, hollow handles with sterling ends, Birmingham hallmarks, including: (1) footed cup, with sc

950 Silver 4-piece Tea Service plus other assorted silver objects. 1st group: 950 silver 4-piece tea and coffee service with covered sugar and creamer all with shell and leaf decoration, shaped bodies

A Walker & Hall Sheffield sterling silver tea and coffee service, to include a teapot, coffee pot and sugar & creamer - see photos for hallmarks, circa early 20th century. Weighs 46.7 troy oz.- note t