French Style Empire Silver plated guilloche large five-piece tea set

French Style Empire Silver plated guilloche large five-piece tea set A beautiful French tea set, including a high pot and a large sugar bowl, and a tea strainer set (tea strainer basin + bottom plate + tea spoon). The high pot and large sugar bowl are the original set. The design style is based on the imperial government promoted by the Napoleonic period. Style Empire: The body of the pot is carved with guilloché patterns. The belly of the pot has a carved garland medallion. The bottom adopts the characteristic high legs of the Imperial style pot. The high legs are decorated with very clear and three-dimensional gods or human faces. There are three items in the tea strainer set, namely tea strainer basin + tea spoon + tea spoon. The design is in the Art Nouveau style. The mouth of the tea strainer basin is decorated with exquisite floral reliefs. There are also similar floral totems on the tea filter basin. Each time you brew, When making tea, you can fill the pot with tea leaves about 70% full, stick them in the mouth of the pot and then pour hot water into it. The material of the teapot is tin, and there is no obvious Silver on the outside. However, from the inside of the teapot, you can see that some areas show the color of tin due to wear and tear. Tin is better than Bronze for teapots. Tin has the characteristics of absorbing impurities and Excellent heat preservation, suitable for holding any drink. This set of pots and pots is very large, very suitable for many people to drink, and the decoration is very stylish. It is worth recommending. size: Pot height 28cm, handle to spout 24cm The sugar bowl is 16cm high and 15cm from handle to handle The appearance of the pot shows some scratches near the spout, some scratches on the upper lid and a steam hole. Other than that, there are no obvious scratch marks on the appearance, but the handle has two holes from the original casting, one. There is obvious oxidation and Silver removal at the edge of the casting hole, and the inside of the pot shows the color of tin after the Silver removal caused by cleaning. The condition of the pot is roughly the same. The appearance of the sugar bowl is in relatively good condition, with no obvious flaws and only traces of general historical use. The inside is also in pretty good condition and is fairly clean. The condition is as described above. Old historical pieces will inevitably have traces of history. Those who can accept them will buy them.