Creamer before 1888

This silver tea set, known as "Creamer", is a fine example of intricate craftsmanship. Created by an anonymous artist before 1888, the set consists of a teapot, creamer, and sugar bowl, each adorned with delicate floral patterns. The set showcases the artistry of repoussé, a metalworking technique where the design is hammered from the reverse side to create raised ornamentation. The teapot features a unique, almost bulbous shape with a delicate spout, while the creamer and sugar bowl stand on small, elegant feet. This tea set is a testament to the skilled artistry and tradition of silverwork.