Art Deco Silver-Plated Cofee Service on Tray – Geometric Design with Wooden Handles (Belgian/French, c. 1930s) Description: A three-piece Art Deco tea service with a 1930s modernist design, characterized by its sharp, geometric lines and the striking contrast between the polished metal and the warm wooden handles. The Set Comprises: Coffee pot Covered Sugar Bowl Serving Tray with two wooden handles. Design and Period: Style: Art Deco / Modernist (c. 1930s). Aesthetics: Strong geometric, octagonal/faceted bodies with stepped bases and lids. The angular, stepped, dark wood (likely Rosewood) handles and finials are attached with visible metal rivets, emphasizing the clean, industrial aesthetic of the era. Material: Silver-plated Metal on the body and tray. Hallmarks and Attribution: Hallmarks: The pieces are stamped with clear square hallmarks on the base (see photos). These marks are typical of European (possibly Belgian or French) silver-platers of the period. One mark appears to be "25G" (indicating the amount of silver used for plating a specific number of units, common in French/Belgian plating marks). The second mark is the maker's mark, which remains unidentified without further research but is key to confirming the manufacturer. Attribution: The style and hallmark type suggest high-quality production, possibly from a Belgian company like Wiskemann or a French manufacturer. Condition: Overall: Good vintage condition. The items present well, retaining a good mirror polish. Note: there is one small boss on the sugar pot, see all pictures, they are part of the description Secured shipping with tracking code