1930’s-1940’s Regis Plate (William Suckling, Birmingham) Silver Plated Tea Strainer With Drip Tray / Stand Glassware The item is in good

The item is in good condition

Manufactured during the 1950’s in Japan’s Kutani region

generally a term used to describe a thin line of hard solder (roughly 2/3 silver) used to join hollowware parts on high quality silver plate

The set consists of a vintage fine porcelain creamer and matchin sugar bowl with lid

The nozzle portion of the atomizer is also brass and has a mustard colour textile bulb

1930’s-1940’s Regis Plate (William Suckling, Birmingham) Silver Plated Tea Strainer With Drip Tray / Stand Glassware The item is in goodDesigned in the Elizabeth II style, this item is a set consisting of a silver plated tea strainer and stand drip tray. The strainer has the classical pierced scroll motif rim rest, but differs from many others of this nature by having the pierced tulip handle design. The stand has a broad graduated rest which narrows perceptibly towards the rim. William Suckling, Birmingham was founded in 1895 and marketed under the trade names, Burmese, Regis Plate,