Art Deco Silver-plated Tea And Coffee Service – Noël Collet (circa 1930)

This Art Deco silver-plated tea and coffee service (circa 1930) comprises five pieces: a large serving tray, a teapot, a coffee pot, a sugar bowl, and a creamer. The set features clean, geometric lines characteristic of the understated Art Deco design of the 1930s. The decoration is minimalist and functional, with subtle stylized scroll or gadroon motifs adorning the bases of the pieces, highlighting their silhouettes without ostentation. The handles of the teapot, coffee pot, and creamer are made of rosewood, a dark brown exotic wood that creates an elegant contrast with the silvery sheen of the metal. The finely molded lid finials add a discreet decorative touch while also facilitating the opening of the teapots. The set exudes an air of harmony and refined luxury, typical of high-end Art Deco tea and coffee services of this period. Each piece bears the silversmith's hallmark "N*C" underneath, the official mark of the Noël Collet firm in Paris. This square hallmark, accompanied by stars and a rooster's head motif, confirms the authenticity of this set and its origin with this French silversmith. Renowned for the quality of his silver-plated work, this silversmith designed tableware in a distinctly Art Deco style, as evidenced by the geometric lines and the combination of precious materials in this set.

Dimensions:
- 1 teapot with wooden handle (17.5 cm high),
- 1 coffee pot with wooden handle (18.5 cm high),
- 1 sugar bowl (15.5 cm high),
- 1 milk jug with wooden handle (12.5 cm high),
- 1 tray 34 x 51 cm with wooden handle.

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