English Sterling Tea Set 1874 RENAISSANCE REVIVAL
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:44519103 | Style: Renaissance |
| Composition: Sterling Silver (.925) | Age: 1850-1899 |
| Brand: Frederick Elkington | Pattern: Renaissance |
ENGLISH STERLING TEA SET 1874 RENAISSANCE REV. - 65 OUNCES
We are quite pleased to offer this
1874
British sterling silver
tea service.
Renaissance Revival taste.
From one of the most influential designers of his day
Frederick Remington.
His work in t...he Metropolitan Museum,
New York, Victoria and Albert
and
the Clarke Art Collection to name a few.
Hallmarked as shown.
Never monogrammed.
This is museum worthy 1874 Renaissance Revival teapot is 8 1/2 inches talland 8 1/2 handle to spout and the complete set weighs 65 standard ounces.
In vert fine condition.Teapot interior clean as if little used.
Rich sterling patina.Retains original detail.Original handle secure.Cover closes flush.Few barely noted faint dinks to side walls,
SHIPS WORLD WIDE.Applicable sales tax.On Jan-15-21 at 16:04:07 PST, seller added the following information:CORRECTION THE SET IS FROM THE SHOP OF FREDERICK ELKINGTON,
NOT
REMINGTON,
SORRY FOR THE SENIOR MOMENT
ROBERT
We are quite pleased to offer this
1874
British sterling silver
tea service.
Renaissance Revival taste.
From one of the most influential designers of his day
Frederick Remington.
His work in t...he Metropolitan Museum,
New York, Victoria and Albert
and
the Clarke Art Collection to name a few.
Hallmarked as shown.
Never monogrammed.
This is museum worthy 1874 Renaissance Revival teapot is 8 1/2 inches talland 8 1/2 handle to spout and the complete set weighs 65 standard ounces.
In vert fine condition.Teapot interior clean as if little used.
Rich sterling patina.Retains original detail.Original handle secure.Cover closes flush.Few barely noted faint dinks to side walls,
SHIPS WORLD WIDE.Applicable sales tax.On Jan-15-21 at 16:04:07 PST, seller added the following information:CORRECTION THE SET IS FROM THE SHOP OF FREDERICK ELKINGTON,
NOT
REMINGTON,
SORRY FOR THE SENIOR MOMENT
ROBERT
