Dining at Home

Overall good and attractive condition. There is a dent to the footrim of the coffee pot. The ebony knop of the teapot has a split down its body; there are presently no losses but a minor glue repair is needed. Otherwise free of significant damge. Faint nicks and scuffs, commensurate with use and polishing. There are engraved presentation inscriptions to the undersides of the vessels, but no monograms or other engraving to the bodies.

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