Silver tea service made in India, 1896 - 1906

This four-piece silver tea service was made in India between around 1896 and 1906. It consists of a teapot, coffee pot, sugar basin and milk jug. It was presented to the Reverend Robert Dewar in 1906 on his retirement from a United Free Church in Calcutta.

The tea service is elaborately decorated with friezes of Hindu deities.

At the United Free Church in Calcutta, the Reverend Robert Dewar ministered to the European population of the city.

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Online ID:	000-100-082-415-C
Image Rights Holder:	National Museums Scotland
Project:	0098: National Museums Scotland Project description \| View all records in project
Ref:	National Museums Scotland A.1990.210
Date:	Between around 1896 and 1906 c. 1896 - 1906 c. 1896 - 1906 c. 1896 - 1906
Material:	Silver Silver Silver
Dimensions:	129 mm H x 193 mm L x 119 mm D 179 mm H x 237 mm L x 125 mm D 220 mm H x 226 mm L x 105 mm D
What:	Basin, sugar Pot, coffee Teapot
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Where:	India India India
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Description:	Silver teapot elaborately decorated with Hindu deities and which forms part of a tea service: Indian, c. 1896 - 1906 Silver coffee pot elaborately decorated with Hindu deities and which forms part of a tea service: Indian, c. 1896 - 1906 Silver sugar basin elaborately decorated with Hindu deities and which forms part of a tea service: Indian, c. 1896 - 1906
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