Tea & Coffee

Height: 17cm Width: 27cm Depth: 9.5cm Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Height 16.5 cm  Width 16 cm  Depth 11 cm  Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Height 12 cm  Width 24.5 cm  Depth 11 cm  Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Height 13 cm  Width 21 cm  Depth 11 cm Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Height 3.5 cm  Width with handles 12 cm  Depth 8 cm  Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

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Silver three-piece half fluted bachelors tea set with gilt interior made in Birmingham 1902 by Thomas Hayes Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Boat shaped silver sugar bowl made in London 1793 by Henry Chawner. Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver caddy spoon made in London 1831 by Charles Holinshed Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Modern tea caddy spoon with shell handle made in Sheffield 1967 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver tea strainer made in Holland circa 1880 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Large half fluted silver tea pot made in Canada circa 1970 retailed by Ryrie of Canada Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

⁠Tea pot by Robert Hennel of London 1823. Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Half fluted silver teapot made in London 1912 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Georgian silver teapot made in London 1803 by Duncan Urquart and Naphtali Hart Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

George IV Scottish silver teapot made in Edinburgh 1825 by J McKay Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Half fluted teapot by Walker & Hall. Sheffield 1926 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Bullet shaped silver teapot with flower finial made in London 1854 by William Moulson Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Scottish silver teapot made in Edinburgh 1819 by John McKay with original fruit wood handle Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Large silver and gilt tea strainer and bowl made in Germany circa 1930 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver tea strainer and bowl by Barker Bros of Birmingham 1936 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver tea strainer with large supporting lugs made in Birmingham 1908 by T Hardwood and Son Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver tea strainer with wooden handle made circa 1950 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver tea strainer with bowl made in Birmingham 1950 by Barker Brothers Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver tea strainer by Robert Pringle. London 1945 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver tea strainer by Viners. Sheffield 1961 Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver tea strainer with Art Deco bakerlite handle made in Fredicia, Jutlandin, Denmark in 1931 by Carl M Cohr Virtual viewing available. Ships globally 

Silver tea strainer in Art Nouveau style made in Denmark circa 1920 by Christian Heise Virtual viewing available. Ships globally