Vintage Unmarked Silverplate Coffee Set

  
This is vintage unmarked silverplate coffee set of 5 pieces. The set is intricately designed tray with detailed engravings and patterns, giving it an antique appearance. It has an elegant design with reflective surfaces.

It features intricate engravings, including floral and geometric patterns, covering the entire central area. The border of the tray is adorned with a detailed design that enhances its visual appeal.

The tray has an embossed rim with detailed patterns adding to the vintage aesthetic. Measurement: 30 x 41 x 3.5 cm. It features intricate designs and patterns along its surface, giving it an ornamental appearance. The edge of the tray has a raised, scalloped design that adds to its decorative nature.

Measurement: 23 x 3.5 cm. The coffee pot has an ornate design, with a curved handle and spout, and a decorative lid topped with an intricate finial. The body of the coffee pot reflects light, indicating its polished surface; however, it also shows signs of age and use. Measurement: 9 x 25 x 22 cm.

It has a round, bulbous body that reflects the surroundings. There are two elegantly curved handles attached to either side of the jug.

The jug stands on four ornate, detailed feet giving it stability. A domed lid sits atop the jug, featuring an intricate handle that adds to the overall aesthetic appeal.

Measurement: 7.5 x 13.5 x 12.5 cm. The creamer has an elegant design with a curved handle and spout, giving it an antique look. It stands on four intricately designed feet that add to its ornamental appearance.

The body of the creamer is bulbous with a reflective surface that mirrors the surrounding environment. Its handle is gracefully curved and adorned with detailed craftsmanship. Measurement: 7.5 x 13 x 8 cm. Unmarked silverplate coffee sets became popular during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly in the United States and Europe. These sets included a coffee pot, creamer or milk jug, 2 handles sugar bowl with lid, oval tray and circle tray. They were commonly used for serving coffee during social gatherings or formal occasions. The popularity of these sets peaked during the Victorian and Edwardian eras, with many households owning at least one set for entertaining guests. Please look carefully at the photographs and read all for greater detail as these form part of the description and will enable you to better assess the condition. Photo May Slightly Different From Actual Item In Terms Of Colour Due To The Lighting During Photo Shooting Or The Monitor's Display!! All you have to do is.

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