The Property of a Lady from the Channel Islands
An early Victorian four-piece tea and coffee service
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An early Victorian four-piece tea and coffee service
of baluster form, on shell and scroll feet and with chased spiral fluting and engraved rococo floral and foliate decoration, each with a scroll-moulded rim, leaf-capped scroll handle and two vacant C-scroll cartouches, the coffee pot and teapot with fluted rising curved spouts and domed hinged covers with flower finials, the milk jug and sugar basin gilt-lined, Charles Reily & George Storer, London 1843 - height of coffee pot 9¼in. (23.50cm.), 73.25oz. (4)
of baluster form, on shell and scroll feet and with chased spiral fluting and engraved rococo floral and foliate decoration, each with a scroll-moulded rim, leaf-capped scroll handle and two vacant C-scroll cartouches, the coffee pot and teapot with fluted rising curved spouts and domed hinged covers with flower finials, the milk jug and sugar basin gilt-lined, Charles Reily & George Storer, London 1843 - height of coffee pot 9¼in. (23.50cm.), 73.25oz. (4)