1920’s – 1930’s Georgian Era Silver Plated Tea Pot With Black Bakelite Handle & Lid Finial Contemporary The set consists of a

The set consists of a demitasse creamer and matching open sugar bowl manufactured by Midwinter under their Stylecraft range during the early 1950’s (Stylecraft introduced by Midwinter in 1953)

Width of spout: 11 cm

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1920’s – 1930’s Georgian Era Silver Plated Tea Pot With Black Bakelite Handle & Lid Finial Contemporary The set consists of aIt is believed that this particular elegance in design was first created by Viners of Sheffield in the early 1900s although by the 1920s a variety of other silver plate manufacturers in the Sheffield area had also begun using the design due to its popularity at the time. The item is a silver plated tea pot which stands on a short graduating trumpet shaped base and is fitted with a black Bakelite scroll handle. The item has a peaked gooseneck spout and