A Portuguese silver coffee set, Oporto, 1870

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ZAR 29 313
Lot 35
  • A Portuguese silver coffee set, Oporto, 1870

LOT 35

A Portuguese silver coffee set, Oporto, 1870

Lot Estimate Change Currency
ZAR 10 000 - 12 000
Selling Price
Incl. Buyer's Premium & VAT
ZAR 29 313

About this Item

A Portuguese silver coffee set, Oporto, 1870
comprising: coffee pot, cream jug and covered sugar basin, sides with flower and scroll chasing, applied leaf and scroll feet and finials to covers, the coffee pot applied with a leaf handle and spout, sugar basin and milk jug with dolphin handles, hallmarked 'Russo' likely maker's mark,1895g all in, 23cm high

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This elegant Portuguese tea-set is a stunning example of the Victorian era craftsmanship of Portugal. The set features beautifully embossed sides and covers, with intricately designed zoomorphic handles. While this set embraces typically Victorian techniques and motifs, the execution of them is uniquely Portuguese and would be a noteworthy addition in any collection.

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