Sugar bowl - Silver - Tea silverware lot (one piece plated, one piece solid silver)

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Chiara Scotto Pasanisi dei Foscarini
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Holds master’s in art business and decorative arts; exhibited at TEFAF Maastricht.

Estimate  € 270 - € 300
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Description from the seller

Elegant and refined lot consisting of two splendid collectible items tied to the tea ritual, ideal to enrich a classy table or as an exclusive gift.
1. Tea infuser in the shape of a teapot "Fortnum & Mason"
• Brand: Fortnum & Mason (London, Est. 1707).
• Design: Iconic miniature teapot-shaped tea infuser, finely pierced. It is equipped with a chain and a final heart-shaped pendant with the logo engraved.
• Material: Highest quality silver-plated metal.
• Dimensions: Height about 5 cm (visible in photo with a ruler).
• Accessories: Complete with its original box in the iconic color "Eau de Nil" and a white satin lining.
• Condition: Excellent, like new, never used.
2. Silver 800 sugar bowl/creamer with spoon "Greggio"
• Manufacturer: Greggio (prestigious Italian silverware company founded in Padua in 1948).
• Hallmarks: The purity mark "800", the cursive signature "Greggio", and the factory mark "★ 29 PD" (historical producer identifier). The same hallmarks are shown on both the bowl and the spoon.
• Design: Bowl with an elegantly shaped rim and torchon, supported by four lion’s paw feet detailed. Paired with its coordinated baroque/classic style dosing spoon.
• Dimensions: Maximum width of the bowl about 11-12 cm (visible in photo with a ruler).
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition, stunning shine, minimal and normal signs of aging.
Perfect items for collectors of signed silverware and lovers of English and European Tea Time."}

Elegant and refined lot consisting of two splendid collectible items tied to the tea ritual, ideal to enrich a classy table or as an exclusive gift.
1. Tea infuser in the shape of a teapot "Fortnum & Mason"
• Brand: Fortnum & Mason (London, Est. 1707).
• Design: Iconic miniature teapot-shaped tea infuser, finely pierced. It is equipped with a chain and a final heart-shaped pendant with the logo engraved.
• Material: Highest quality silver-plated metal.
• Dimensions: Height about 5 cm (visible in photo with a ruler).
• Accessories: Complete with its original box in the iconic color "Eau de Nil" and a white satin lining.
• Condition: Excellent, like new, never used.
2. Silver 800 sugar bowl/creamer with spoon "Greggio"
• Manufacturer: Greggio (prestigious Italian silverware company founded in Padua in 1948).
• Hallmarks: The purity mark "800", the cursive signature "Greggio", and the factory mark "★ 29 PD" (historical producer identifier). The same hallmarks are shown on both the bowl and the spoon.
• Design: Bowl with an elegantly shaped rim and torchon, supported by four lion’s paw feet detailed. Paired with its coordinated baroque/classic style dosing spoon.
• Dimensions: Maximum width of the bowl about 11-12 cm (visible in photo with a ruler).
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition, stunning shine, minimal and normal signs of aging.
Perfect items for collectors of signed silverware and lovers of English and European Tea Time."}

Details

Era
1900-2000
Gross weight
129 g
Title additional information
Tea silverware lot (one piece plated, one piece solid silver)
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Silver
Condition
As new - unused
Height
3 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
2 cm
Estimated period
1990-2000
ItalyVerified
29
Objects sold
100%
Private

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