Tea and coffee services have held a privileged place in the history of the decorative arts from the mid 19th century through the Art Deco period. Crafted in silver or silver plated metal, teapots, coffee pots, kettles, milk jugs and sugar bowls combine elegance, exceptional craftsmanship and everyday practicality. Our carefully curated selection brings together antique tea and coffee services chosen for their authenticity, quality and decorative appeal, produced by prestigious makers such as Christofle, Puiforcat, Gallia, Tétard, and leading English, German and Russian silversmiths. Exceptional pieces for entertaining with style, extending a luncheon or dinner over coffee, or enjoying the ritual of tea in the finest tradition.

Discover our exclusive selection of ice buckets, the essential accessory to elevate your table! With a variety of inspiring shapes, from animal motifs to botanical designs, these pieces add a touch of elegance to your gathering. Treat yourself to a sophisticated way to keep your ice or sorbets fresh while enhancing your culinary experience.

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An essential element of the well-appointed table, the champagne or wine cooler is equally at home at formal dinner parties and more relaxed gatherings with family and friends. Both practical and elegant, it adds a refined touch to any table setting.

An ideal gift for wine enthusiasts, collectors of fine silver, or anyone who enjoys entertaining in style, our selection features silver-plated models spanning the major decorative movements of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries, from Art Nouveau to Art Deco. It also includes prestigious pieces commissioned for renowned Champagne houses and some of the world's finest grand hotels.

Discover a curated selection of silver and silver-plated trays, serving platters, soup tureens, vegetable dishes, and presentation pieces, showcasing the craftsmanship of Europe's finest silversmiths.

This collection brings together works in a wide variety of styles, from the refined creations of renowned nineteenth-century French silversmiths such as Christofle and Carveilhac, to the great tradition of English silverware from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It also includes more theatrical and sculptural designs, exemplified by the creations of the Florentine silversmith Franco Lapini, whose work combines traditional craftsmanship with bold artistic imagination.

For centuries, silver tableware has adorned the finest dining tables, symbolising elegance, prestige, and the art of entertaining. Today, these exceptional pieces continue to enhance the dining experience, whether used for formal occasions or displayed as decorative works of art.