Price
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George III Antique Sterling Silver Three Piece Tea Set 1796/8 Edinburgh.
A stylish Antique George III sterling silver Tea Service consisting of a Teapot and Stand, Cream Jug and Sugar bowl.
Each piece of this impressive Georgian Service is of a serpentine style with bright cut engraving, a cartouche on either side, one containing a crest and the other plain.
The teapot has a domed hinged lid, surmounted by a styled pineapple. The cream jug and sugar bowl both have thread decorated handles and have gilded interiors.
The service is made by W. P. Cunningham of Edinburgh in 1796, (Sugar Dated 1798) . Height of Tea Pot to height of finial 7.25 inches 18.41 cm.
Price for the service and the tray upon application.
Maker: WILLIAM PATRICK CUNNINGHAM, EDINBURGH.
Origin: Edinburgh.
Year: 1796.
This object incorporates old ivory and has been registered with Defra
Stock number
W21x12The BADA Standard
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