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$52.49
Sip your tea in timeless style with this enchanting vintage silver-plated tea strainer, fashioned into the form of a blooming flower. With its delicate pierced petal bowl and gracefully curved stem ending in a rounded finial, it is as much a functional tea accessory as it is a whimsical conversation piece.
Perfect for resting over a teacup as you pour loose-leaf tea, this piece exudes Edwardian-inspired charm, though likely dates from the 1920s to 1950s. Its floral bowl resembles cherry blossoms or dogwood, evoking the elegance of a bygone teatime ritual.
Details:
• Material: Silver plate (unmarked, likely base metal core)
• Shape: Five-petal flower with ornate pierced design
• Length: Approx. [insert length, if known]
• Period: Circa 1920s–1950s
• Condition: Patina present; light tarnish adds character—could be polished or enjoyed as is
• Style: Cottagecore, vintage tea service, Victorian revival
A delightful gift for tea lovers, collectors of vintage kitchenalia, or those curating the perfect afternoon tea aesthetic.
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