A striking piece of early 20th-century dining luxury.
This compact clear tea caddy features a heavy, hand-cut crystal body with elegant "sliced corner" Baccarat-style geometry.
The rim is bound by a solid sterling silver collar, hallmarked for London 1930 by the renowned silversmith Henry Hobson & Son.
Paired with this caddy is a rare Dutch sterling silver tea caddy spoon, bearing the Dutch "k" date letter and assay marks indicating its origin in Den Bosch.
This set is perfect for a serious collector of silver or as a centerpiece for a high-end coffee and tea station.
Key Features:
Caddy Hallmarks: London, 1930, Henry Hobson & Sons.
Spoon Hallmarks: Dutch silver with "k" date letter and Den Bosch assay office mark.
Materials: Fine Cut Crystal, Solid Sterling Silver.
Height: 5 inches (approx. 12.7 cm).
Total Weight: Heavy around 470 grams totally.
Condition: Excellent antique condition with signs of age on the collar typical for its 95 years of age.
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Please note:
Buyers are responsible for any customs fees, import duties, or taxes charged by their country.
