A miniature doll's house silver tea set by Henry Matthews
No longer availableA miniature doll's house silver tea set by Henry Matthews, and one other by Levi & Salaman. To comprise a long rectangular-form tray engraved 'Kimberley', together with a hot water jug, a teapot, a sugar bowl and a cream jug, all of baluster form , and hallmarked Birmingham 1906; tray length 13.8cm, gross weight 1.00ozt. With another example by Levi & Salaman, comprising an oval tray with oak base, and a three-piece tea set of half-fluted design, hallmarked Birmingham 1906-7; gross weight 30.2g
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