A "tea set" will usually be of British manufacture (tea being the British national drink). If so then a silver tea set will have each piece hallmarked. The hallmark for silver is a small indented stamp made by the assay office.
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I'm eighteen and while I've never used a silver tea set for coffee, I have used it for tea.
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Yes it is sterling silver
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Joan Slowey has written: 'The silver tea-set'
There are many steps one can follow when taking care of a silver tea set. One should polish the set at least once a year with a soft cloth and silver polish. Harder cloths can damage the silver. Wash it out with water every so often and store in an air tight drawer.
You can tell if you have an F B Rogers silver tea pot by looking at the stamp on the bottom of the pot. It shows when the pot was made, the material, brand, and sometimes even a serial number.
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The term "seranco" on an EPNS (Electro-Plated Nickel Silver) tea set typically refers to a specific brand or manufacturer associated with the production of the tea set. It may indicate a particular style or design attributed to that brand. EPNS itself denotes the composition of the metal used, which is nickel silver plated with a layer of silver to enhance durability and appearance.
What is the value of a 3 piece Rogers tea set, by the name of 47 W/M A Rogers, 2478 please and thank you. In really good shape and please tell me how to figure out the date please. Appreciate it very much. Heidi Mitchell