Originally purchased from the Netherlands in the early 20th century, old copper tires, silver plated flowers, hole stand type antique tea tea filter

The tea strainer is a tool that is placed in the teapot and then placed in the cup to prevent the tea leaves from running into the cup before the tea is opened in the teapot. Kung Fu spit out the troubles of tea leaves. Purchased from the Netherlands in the early 20th century, old copper tires, silver-plated flowers, hole-shaped tripod type antique filter The pattern of the holes at the bottom is different. This piece is in the shape of an artistic six-petal flower. It is a long time, about 1930's 1940's, the surface of the tea filter part of the silver plated has been worn away, revealing the material of the internal brass brass color. Basic cleaning has been done to remove most of the surface oxidation and stains. If purchased, please use the dish cleaner to clean it before use. Size: N / A Only one Please refer to the photo for details. If you are very demanding on the new and old details of the product, please consider carefully and purchase again. Thank you.