Vintage & Antique Tea / Coffee Sets & Pots

A gorgeous 3 piece EPBM set decorated with prunus chasing, made c. 1880. Capacity marked as '5' cups, maker 'J&CO'.

A good smaller sized sugar bowl by Dixon with nicely bright cut decoration to sides. Made c. 1920.

A silver on copper tea caddy in Georgian style but appears to be a later example as there are no visible seam joins to body, albeit you can see a seam to the lid. The underside is monogrammed with a single initial 'B' and this certainly looks to be a Victorian engraving, so presumably a late Victorian example.

An early c.20th silver plated jug of c. 1 pint capacity, chased decoration and multi-faceted upper body shape.

A good looking Victorian silver plated tea pot of squat gourd shape with a floral final, on elaborate feet.

A super looking deco period water jug by Cooper Bros of Sheffield with angular handle and nice vertical side fluted to corners. Classic deco lid knop.

A fine looking Victorian coffee pot with good chasing to body and bright cut upper and lower decoration. Good George I style long spout. Capacity c. 2 pints.

A nice little Victorian pot by Shaw & Fisher in Britannia Metal/Pewter. Marked as '1' for a half pint (1 English cup) capacity.

An early c.20th reproduction of a Georgian Old Sheffield Plate water jug. Capacity c. 1.5 pints.

A fine looking jug by Thomas Land & Sons of Sheffield with a capacity of c. 1.5 pints. An nice bold chased quatrefoil type design to each side of body.

A very good looking 'tankard style' jug with repousse work florals and scrolls to body. Capacity c. 1.5 pints. Made by John Sherwood & Sons of Sheffield.

A good looking & obviously historically well loved gourd shaped coffee pot with ornate chased and repousse work florals to body, the lid topped with a floral.

Not something you see every day, a pair of identical silver plated tea kettles by Lee & Wigfull of Sheffield c. 1910. Capacity 3 pints.

A very stylish looking piece bearing design registration number 896487 corresponding to design in 1960. Capacity c. 1 pint.

A rare Victorian novelty tea pot in the form of a watering can. Sheffield made. Capacity is 2 pints.

A good looking vintage silver plated coffee pot by Viners of Sheffield

A good looking 'late deco style' teapot with its matching sugar bowl. Made by Marks Willis & Sons (probably) of Sheffield. Tea pot is marked as '5' for 2.5 pints capacity.