Sheffield Antique Centenary Silver Carved Tea Set Three Pieces Set in Sheffield, England

🇮🇸With unique vision, we go to auctions across the UK to select antique furniture with historical value and artistic beauty for our customers. From exquisite Victorian chairs and hand-carved desks to tasteful china and decorative items. Let you not only own a treasure, but also feel the beauty and resonance across time and space. 🇮🇸 ⛳️Product description: From Sheffield, the ancient British silverware making town (SHEFFIELD) Centennial antique silverware three-piece carved tea set (teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl) Brand name: CIVIC This century-old handmade silver tea set from Sheffield, England, is a historical craft with great collectible value. It includes three pieces: a teapot, a milk jug and a sugar bowl. The surface of the silverware is decorated with detailed relief floral patterns, showing the exquisite craftsmanship and classical beauty of the 19th century. The design of each vessel reveals the elegance and practicality of traditional British silverware, making it a classic choice for collection, decoration, or for savoring tea culture. size teapot Length: 28cm Width: 16cm Height: 15cm Double-eared sugar bowl Length: 18.5 cm Width: 12.5 cm Height: 9 cm Milk bottle: Length: 14 cm Width: 12.5 cm Height: 9 cm If you have any questions, you are welcome to chat first Warm reminder: This is an antique item, and there will inevitably be traces of use. When purchasing, you accept its current condition. Please confirm before purchasing. ⛳️Information refill station: Sheffield is one of the cities in the UK famous for its silverware manufacturing. The development of its silverware craftsmanship has a long history and far-reaching influence. Beginning in the 18th century, Sheffield became an important center for silverware manufacturing with the rise of the Industrial Revolution and technological innovation. Local craftsmen invented a technique called Sheffield Silver, a process that combines Silver with Bronze, making it cheaper to make but still look gorgeous. This innovation made silverware popular in the British and international markets. In addition, Sheffield is famous for its fine cutlery and cutlery, which often combine functionality with artistry. Local silversmiths and masters supply high-quality Silver products to the world, earning the city the nickname "Steel City." Meanwhile, Sheffield's legacy of silver craftsmanship continues to this day, with many museums and galleries displaying these fine historical pieces, attracting visitors and art lovers from around the world.