Tea and Coffee Service 1818

This silver tea and coffee service, crafted by John Crawford in 1818, is a prime example of the refined taste of the early 19th century. The set, consisting of a teapot, coffee pot, milk jug, and sugar basin, features a graceful, rounded form with intricate, detailed ornamentation. The Art Institute of Chicago houses this collection of elegant silverwork, showcasing Crawford's skill as a silversmith during his short but impactful career.