This assortment of silver-plated tableware and decorative glassware includes a four-piece service of neo-classical design, comprising a teapot, a tall hot water pot, a sugar bowl, and a cream jug. Each piece is decorated with an embossed foliate band and stands on a pedestal base, with the pots featuring black composite scroll handles and matching finials. The collection also includes an oval silver-plated entrée dish with a fitted lid and a large circular tray featuring a shell and scroll border with a chased foliate and scroll centre. Glass items include a large circular cut-glass bowl with a polished silver-plated rim and a smaller pierced bowl containing a cobalt blue glass liner. Additional items consist of several silver-plated spoons, including a perforated sifter spoon, a set of six napkin rings, and two circular ashtrays with notched rims. No official British hallmarks are visible on the pieces. Some napkin rings retain small gold labels reading Made in China.
Condition report:
The items show general signs of age and use consistent with silver-plated ware, including surface tarnish, light scratches, and minor abrasions. Some pieces retain adhesive labels or residue. The glassware appears intact without visible chips or cracks. The composite handles and finials on the service set appear secure.
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