Sterling Silver Coffee & Tea Set, Birks Sterling (BME)

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Sterling Silver Coffee & Tea Set, Birks Sterling (BME):
$825.00

Sterling Silver Coffee & Tea Set (BME)
Vintage set of Birks Sterling Silver Coffee and Tea Set with Sugar Dish and Creamer (1903-1930s). Lovely flower and scroll leaf design with an \"M\" monogram on each piece. Excellentcondition fora set thisage. Shows signs of normal use. No pitting or dents. Marked \"Birks Sterling\" with their company pseudo marks on the bottom of each piece.
Set Includes

Coffee Pot - 9 1/2\" spout to handle. 9 1/2\" high. 4\" diameter Base. 5\" diameter bowl. Weighs 1 lb. 7.4 oz. with insulated handle.
Tea Pot - 11 1/2\" spout to handle. 5 1/2\" high. 4 1/4\" diameter base. 7 1/2\" diameter bowl. Weighs 1 lb. 6.6 oz. with insulated handle.
Sugar Dish -3 1/2\" high. 2 3/4\" diameter base. 4 1/2\" diameter bowl. Weighs 6.4 oz.
Creamer - 6\" spout to handle. 3 1/2\" high. 2 3/4\" diameter base. 4 1/2\" diameter bowl. Weighs 6.2 oz.
Total Silver weight approximately 3 lbs.

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Additional Information about the Maker:
HENRY BIRKS & SONSBirks was by far the largest and most influential silverware manufacturer in Canada during the 20th century. Henry Birks & Company was established in Montreal in 1879 as a retail jeweller. In 1893 Henry Birks’ three sons joined the business and the name was changed to Henry Birks & Sons. In 1897 Birks bought out Hendery & Leslie, their largest supplier of silverware, and began manufacturing their own products. Over the next 50 years Birks expanded by buying up established jewellers across the country. They also took over their rivals in manufacturing until they had a virtual monopoly on the production and sale of sterling silverware in Canada.