Charming Late 19th Century English porcelain Laura Chintz pattern teapot. Made in Staffordshire, England. Sweet small floral pattern in the colors of pink, blue, green and yellow on a cream background. Includes handle and lid. This teapot is functional as well as, a work of art that can be passed down from generation to generation. Markings on bottom. In excellent condition.

A Tibetan Ewer / Teapot. Base metal with copper plating as well as (presumed) silver plating. Dragon motif in handle and spout. The pot is 11″ Tall, 9″ wide, and 5″ deep. Age is estimated to be mid 20th century.

This item is in very good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. There is wear to the copper plating on the lid as well as dents at the top and bottom of he base. The lid is a tight fit. Please examine all photos closely.

Antique 950 sterling silver tea service in original case, circa 1900. This four piece antique silver tea service is stamped 950. Sterling silver is marked 925 to signify it is .925 percent silver. This has more pure silver being .950 percent. Total silver weight is 84.2 troy ounces. The original presentation case is included.

Dimensions
9.5″H x 12″W x 5.75″D (Coffee); 8.5″H x 11.375″W x 5.75″D (Tea); 5.5″H x 7″W x 3.75″D (Sugar); 4″H x 5.75″W x 3.375″D (Cream); 7″H x 24″W x 18″D (Case)