Dinner service (17) - Silverplated - Samovar, amuse-bouche, tea set

Luxe vintage silver-plated tea and serving collection – Sweden & Russia – Neoclassical style – 18 pieces. An elegant and special collection of silver-plated table objects, where Swedish craftsmanship and Russian table tradition come together. This decorative collection stands out for its splendid silvery finish, graceful ornaments, classical pedestals and refined scroll handles. The gold-colored inner surfaces of several pieces provide a warm and luxurious contrast. The collection includes, among others, a Swedish teapot set by Eriksson, Eskilstuna, an electric Russian samovar with a historical inscription from 1967, and a special amuse-bouquet stand with twelve gracefully formed spoons. Composition of the collection: 1. Teapot with lid – Eriksson, Eskilstuna - Height: 30 cm. - Weight: 448 g. - Elegant long pouring spout and decorative lid. - Classic ribbed ornaments. 2. Sugar pot – Eriksson, Eskilstuna - Height: 11.5 cm. - Diameter: 10 cm. - Weight: 240 g. - Two graceful handles and gold-colored interior. 3. Milk jug – Eriksson, Eskilstuna - Height: 11.5 cm. - Diameter: 6.5 cm. - Weight: 183 g. - Gracefully shaped pouring spout and handle. 4. Decorative serving bowl on a stand - Height: 8 cm. - Diameter: 12 cm. - Weight: 156 g. - Slanting bowl with gold-colored interior. 5. Round amuse-bouquet stand with 12 matching spoons - Plateau diameter: 30 cm. - Plateau weight: 300 g. - Spoon length: 12 cm. - Weight per spoon: approx. 40 g. - Total weight: 780 g. A striking serving ensemble with twelve elegantly curved spoons arranged around a central plateau. Especially suitable for amuse-bouches, hors d'oeuvres and festive table presentations. 6. Russian electric samovar – 1967 - Height: 30 cm. - Top diameter: 21 cm. - Weight: 2,270 g - Silver-plated metal body. - Classic handles and decorative foot. - Original power cord. - Russian gift inscription dated 23 August 1967. The samovar was made in 1965. The samovar provides a distinctive historical accent within the collection. The Russian inscription refers to Leningrad, the current Saint Petersburg, and gives the object a personal character. The samovar is offered in an open configuration, without a lid. The tap is present, but the operating lever is missing. The electric function has been tested and works. Style and appearance: Neoclassical influences, elegant relief decorations and refined metalwork characterize this collection. The combination of glossy silver-plated metal and gold-colored interiors makes the pieces particularly suitable for a classical dining room, a Hollywood Regency interior, or a festively set table. Condition: Nicely preserved vintage collection, with glossy surfaces and wear and aging traces appropriate for the age. The samovar has a missing tap lever. See photos for the exact condition of all components. Specifications: - Quantity: 18 pieces, including the 12 amuse spoons. - Material: silver-plated metal. - Origin: Sweden and Russia; origin of other parts not established. - Brand: Eriksson, Eskilstuna (teapot, milk jug and sugar pot). - Dating: 20th century; samovar with inscription from 1967 and made in 1965 as seen on the bottom. - Style: classical / neoclassical. - Total weight without packaging: approximately 4,077 g. A stylish and versatile collection for lovers of vintage table silver, classic serving objects, and decorative European table culture. Shipping: All items are carefully packed with adequate protective material. Shipment takes place within 3 days after payment, with Track and Trace and Priority service if possible.

Estimate:$198.42

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