Unbekannt - Table service (7) - 800 silver / solid silver - Solid silver 5.310 g






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Seven-piece solid 800 silver tea and coffee service from Germany, dating to the 1960s–1970s, weighing about 5,310 g in total, with a large samovar on a decorative stand and an accompanying serving tray, featuring ivory handles and fine baroque reliefs, in good used condition with minor age-related wear.
Description from the seller
Massive 800-silver – Masterful handicraft in the classical style
For sale is an exceptionally magnificent and very rare 5-piece tea and coffee service made from solid 800-silver. The entire set impresses with its timeless, elegant design featuring fine, serpentine gadrooning (rib detailing) and noble Baroque relief and shell embellishments that create a fascinating play of light.
The absolute centerpiece of this ensemble is the monumental silver samovar (tea machine / tipping water kettle on a warming stand), whose base is adorned with artistic, intricately perforated ornaments. It is complemented by a very large, heavy serving tray with a scalloped edge.
The elegant handles serve as artistic insulators. According to an available expert report from a qualified ivory appraiser, this is real ivory, dated to the period 1960–1970.
Condition:
The service is described as being in a very beautiful, well-maintained overall condition. It shows a fine, authentic patina as well as minimal, age-related surface features that are typical for historic silverware. No major damage or deep dents. (Please refer to the high-resolution photos for an exact impression).
The set comprises 7 pieces:
- Large samovar / tipping kettle on an ornate stand with original burner (Samovar with Stand & Burner)
- Coffee pot / large pot (Tall Coffee Pot)
- Teapot / bulbous pot (Teapot)
- Sugar bowl with matching lid (Covered Sugar Bowl)
- Milk jug / cream pitcher (Milk / Cream Jug)
- Large presentation tray / serving tray (Large Scalloped Serving Tray)
Technical data / details:
Material: Real, solid silver (finishing 800 stamped/punched)
Total weight: approx. 5,310 grams (including the heat-insulating handles)
Era of the handles: 1960–1970
Massive 800-silver – Masterful handicraft in the classical style
For sale is an exceptionally magnificent and very rare 5-piece tea and coffee service made from solid 800-silver. The entire set impresses with its timeless, elegant design featuring fine, serpentine gadrooning (rib detailing) and noble Baroque relief and shell embellishments that create a fascinating play of light.
The absolute centerpiece of this ensemble is the monumental silver samovar (tea machine / tipping water kettle on a warming stand), whose base is adorned with artistic, intricately perforated ornaments. It is complemented by a very large, heavy serving tray with a scalloped edge.
The elegant handles serve as artistic insulators. According to an available expert report from a qualified ivory appraiser, this is real ivory, dated to the period 1960–1970.
Condition:
The service is described as being in a very beautiful, well-maintained overall condition. It shows a fine, authentic patina as well as minimal, age-related surface features that are typical for historic silverware. No major damage or deep dents. (Please refer to the high-resolution photos for an exact impression).
The set comprises 7 pieces:
- Large samovar / tipping kettle on an ornate stand with original burner (Samovar with Stand & Burner)
- Coffee pot / large pot (Tall Coffee Pot)
- Teapot / bulbous pot (Teapot)
- Sugar bowl with matching lid (Covered Sugar Bowl)
- Milk jug / cream pitcher (Milk / Cream Jug)
- Large presentation tray / serving tray (Large Scalloped Serving Tray)
Technical data / details:
Material: Real, solid silver (finishing 800 stamped/punched)
Total weight: approx. 5,310 grams (including the heat-insulating handles)
Era of the handles: 1960–1970
