1920’s – 1930’s Georgian Era Silver Plated Tea Pot With Black Bakelite Handle & Lid Finial Contemporary Width of spout: 11 cm

Width of spout: 11 cm

In 1866 Maw designed and manufactured the first earthenware inhaler and merely changed the shape and design at various stages until 1905

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Base: 4cm x 3

This lovely tea trio has been designed with an art deco styled handle on the tea cup

1920’s – 1930’s Georgian Era Silver Plated Tea Pot With Black Bakelite Handle & Lid Finial Contemporary Width of spout: 11 cmIt is believed that this particular elegance in design was first created by Viners of Sheffield in the early 1900s although by the 1920s a variety of other silver plate manufacturers in the Sheffield area had also begun using the design due to its popularity at the time. The item is a silver plated tea pot which stands on a short graduating trumpet shaped base and is fitted with a black Bakelite scroll handle. The item has a peaked gooseneck spout and