Sheffield, UK, 100-year-old antique silver tea set, two-piece set

🇮🇸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: This century-old silverware from Sheffield, England, combines exquisite craftsmanship and historical heritage, showing the elegance and noble temperament of the Victorian era. As the birthplace of British silverware production, Sheffield is world-famous for its superb silverware manufacturing technology, and this set of silverware is the epitome of its historical glory. The carefully crafted teapots and milk cups have elegant curved designs, shine with high-gloss polished Silver luster, and show the craftsmen's concentration and creativity with exquisite details. These silverwares are not only practical, but also collection treasures that combine artistic and historical value. For collectors, this set of century-old silverware is not only the inheritance of Sheffield silverware culture, but also an investment that can increase in value. Its craftsmanship and historical background make it highly prized in the global collectors market, and its value will only become more significant as time goes by. If you are looking for a collection that combines historical heritage, artistic charm and practical value, this century-old silverware from Sheffield, England will be your ideal choice. ⛳️Product size: teapot: Length: 29cm Width: 12.5cm Height: 17.5cm milk jug; Length: 14.5cm Width: 7'.5cm Height: 8 cm If you have any questions, you are welcome to chat first Special 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. Starting 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 practicality 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 historic pieces, attracting visitors and art lovers from around the world.