19th and 20th century Japanese silver tea and coffee pots and services

Before the invention of the dripolator, percolator and the expresso machine, the roasted and ground coffee beans were placed in a pot, and hot water was added, to infuse the water with the coffee. After the coffee had brewed it was ready for pouring, a similar process to that used to make tea now. It was not until the invention of the percolator in the late 19th century, that use of the coffee pot began to decline. From the early 18th century to the end of the 19th century, coffee pots were produced in silver, silver plate and by most of the major ceramics producers who produced dinnerware, including Wedgwood, Royal Worcester and Belleek.

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Japanese silver teapot. With wicker bound handle. Seal mark to…

Japanese silver teapot. With wicker bound handle. Seal mark to base. Height 15 cm W292g)

A Japanese pure silver teapot, 20th century, of classic form…

A Japanese pure silver teapot, 20th century, of classic form cast in silver, hammered from the inside, the cover surmounted with a foliate finial, the looped handle wrapped in bamboo, accompanying silver tongs with dragon head design, teapot stamped on…

A Japanese bone inlay panel, Meiji period (1868-1912), circa…

Meiji Period Bone Inlay Panel with Shibayama Style Design

A Japanese bone inlay panel, Meiji period (1868-1912), circa 1890, a stunning shibayama style inlaid panel featuring blooming peony, spring flowers and wren atop young bamboo. An additional silver engraved disc on bottom left noting 'Au Mikado - Comiands…

Japanese Tetsubin (iron kettle) Edo / Meiji period (1868-1912),…

19th Century Japanese Iron Kettle with Gilt Landscapes

Japanese Tetsubin (iron kettle) Edo / Meiji period (1868-1912), 19th century cast in iron and finished with a rough pitted surface, the sides and handle decorated in gilt and silver with landscapes, the cover fitted with a pierced bronze finial, signed

A Japanese Meiji iris decorated three-piece silver tea set, the…

Japanese Meiji Iris Silver Tea Set

A Japanese Meiji iris decorated three-piece silver tea set, the spherical bodies and lids in high relief with iris flower and leaf decoration on a finely hammered/planished ground, swing handle to the teapot. Character marks embossed to the base. 910gm.

A Japanese iron teapot, a silver knop and the handle inlaid…

Edo Period Iron Teapot with Silver Inlay

A Japanese iron teapot, a silver knop and the handle inlaid with silver in a key fret pattern, Edo period, 18th/19th century, the hand forged pot with bands of decoration around the body, height 21 cm, diameter 15 cm

Tea service, sterling silver (.950) stamped Oriental, Japanese…

Japanese Sterling Silver Tea Service by K Uyeda

Tea service, sterling silver (.950) stamped Oriental, Japanese by K Uyeda

A Japanese silver tea kettle on stand and burner by Musashiya,…

Meiji Period Japanese Silver Tea Kettle on Stand

A Japanese silver tea kettle on stand and burner by Musashiya, Yokohama, Meiji period (1868-1912), 38 cm high, 3,130 grams

A Japanese silver kettle, Meiji period, early 20th century,…

Meiji Silver Kettle with Chrysanthemum Design

A Japanese silver kettle, Meiji period, early 20th century, with a chased design of chrysanthemums, 16.5 cm high

A quality Japanese silver tea and coffee service, of four…

Japanese Silver Tea & Coffee Service with Iris Decoration

A quality Japanese silver tea and coffee service, of four pieces with accompanying sugar tongs, each piece decorated in high relief with flag irises, the baluster shape coffee pot and teapot with handles inset with horn heat-insulators, the pot lids and…

A Japanese, mid 20th century, silver four piece tea set and…

Atomic Silver Tea Set by Asahi Shoten

A Japanese, mid 20th century, silver four piece tea set and tray by Asahi Shoten, of Atomic design and baluster form with elongated tapered spouts and handles, total weight 4,385 grams, tallest 29 cm.