Indulge in the timeless tradition of tea with The Silver Queen's exquisite tea sets. Our collection features beautifully crafted teapots, cups, and saucers, designed to enhance your tea-drinking experience. Made from the finest materials, each piece combines elegance with functionality, perfect for both everyday use and special occasions. Whether you're hosting a formal tea party or enjoying a quiet moment, our tea sets add a touch of sophistication to your table. Discover the artistry and craftsmanship that define our tea sets and make every tea time a delightful experience. Shop now at The Silver Queen.
A 5-piece Georg Jensen sterling silver tea and coffee service, including teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl, creamer, and tray. Weighing 158 troy ounces, this elegant set embodies the artistry and collectible importance of Jensen silver. - Blossom by Georg Jensen
S. Kirk & Son sterling silver five-piece tea and coffee service, circa 1896–1899, 128.6 troy ounces. Rare square-bodied form with scenic repoussé Chinoiserie landscapes featuring pagodas, bridges, boats, and figures in conical hats. Coffee pot and teapot with seated figure finials, all on scrolled feet with floral handles. Complete set includes coffee pot, teapot, sugar bowl, creamer, and waste bowl. A scarce and highly collectible example of American scenic silver with exceptional detail and substantial weight. - Repousse, Square by Kirk Stieff
Made by Tiffany & Co., Ca. 1927-1928.
Lid is engraved 'L from B 1940'
4.75" tall (to lid), 6.5" long, 3.75" wide.
3.5 Gill (14 Ounce) Capacity
12.2 ozt
Ca. 1855, London, Chawner & Co. (George William Adams).
76 ozt
Coffee pot, 13" to lid.
Teapot, 8.5" to lid.
Creamer, 7.5" to handle.
Sugar bowl, 6.5" to handle.
Bone China by Lenox.
Silver Overlay by Reed and Barton.
Ca. Early 20th Century.
Teapot measures 4.25" tall (to lid), 7.25" long, 4.25" wide.
Sugar measures 2.5" tall, 4.5" wide.
Creamer measures 2.8" tall to handle, 3.5" long.
Made in Edenborough, Scotland in 1826 by Alexander Edmonstoun III
Sterling Silver
Featuring repousse flowers, gadroon border, acanthus leaves and claw feet.
No monogram or crest, which is highly unusual.
Original burner still intact
