6 PIECE DOMINICK & HAFF REPOUSSE STERLING TEA & COFFEE SERVICE 187 TROY OZ

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6 PIECE DOMINICK & HAFF REPOUSSE STERLING TEA & COFFEE SERVICE 187 TROY OZ:
$9499.00

This is a full time consignmentbusiness all items are coming from different consigners, estate sales andestate sales. If you are interested in consigning property with us to sell on please email us or call at 810-348-8292 for more information.

Up for sale is an early 6 piece sterling tea coffee set byDominick & Haff circa 1877. It is in excellent condition no scratches, dents,dings or problems of any kind. It is not monogrammed but there is a place wherethe monogram can go if some body wants to get it monogrammed. It is a heavyset and weighs 187 troy oz. I have 10 days money back return policy if the itemis not as described. I accept payment by Paypal and other ways. Buyer baysshipping and insurance cost.

This set has the following pieces.

1 Hot water kettle with stand and burner 14 ½” tall

1 Coffee pot 10 1/2\" tall

1 Tea pot 8½” tall

1 Sugar bowl with cover 7 1/2” tall

1 Creamer pitcher 6 1/4” tall

1 Waste bowl 4” tall and 5” diameter

Dominick & Haff wasestablished by H. Blanchard Dominick, a descendant of George Dominick, FrenchHuguenot, who came to America in1740, and Leroy B. Haff, who first entered the silversmithing business in 1867,joining the retail department of William Gale & Son, silversmithsestablished in New York in1821. In their early days Dominick and Haff devoted themselves to themanufacture of relatively small pieces. They were renowned for the quality oftheir vinaigrettes, chatelaines, and other fancy articles. Following adisastrous fire in 1877, Dominick & Haff moved to a new factory and beganto manufacture a wide array of articles in silver, small and large. Thesequence of firm names upon Dominick’s entering the silver business is complex.Gale & North (1860) became Gale, North & Dominick (1868); then Gale,Dominick & Haff (1870); Dominick & Haff (1872); and Dominick &Haff, Inc. (1889). Finally, Dominick & Haff, Inc., was sold to Reed &Barton in 1928, and consolidated within that firm.