A three-piece Russian tea set, silver, St. Petersburg, Mid 19th Century.
A three-piece Russian tea set, silver, St. Petersburg, Mid 19th Century.
Teapot by Adolf Speer, cream jug by Carl Magnus Ståhle, sugar bowl Carl Siewers. Neo-rococo, chased decoration with grapevines. Teapot with a monogram and with a bone inlay. Gilt inside. Height 14 cm, 10 cm and 9 cm. Weight c. 1065 g.
Wear due to age and use. Gilding worn.
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