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This is a tea set silver plated made by the Richard Hunt company from London England. Is from a period that was before the Art Nouveau, the Aesthetic Movement, was an anticlassical wave which it period was in the middle of the XIX Century, for being so old (150 years) it has a really modern design). The greater individual in this moment was Christopher Dresser. Some historic seen in this movement the begin of the rationalism
The set is composed by 6 pieces
 | 1 tea pot (6" high) |
| 1 coffee pot (9" high) |
| 1 Samovar (11" high) |
| 1 sugar container (4" high) |
| 1 milk pitcher (4" high) |
| 1 tray (21" diameter) |
In the pictures of the last row from left to right we have
- The Stamp of the reseller
- The stamp of the maker
- The stamp of the date in code as used at that time ( By this stamp we can say that this piece was made in the year 1850
