Antique Silver Plated Tea Urn Samovar | T.W. & Sons EPNS Victorian

This antique silver plated tea urn samovar by T.W. & Sons is a rare Victorian collectible, hallmarked EPNS and crafted with 19th-century English silversmithing. An elegant decorative piece or functional centrepiece for serious collectors.

Antique Silver Plated Tea Urn Maker & Hallmark

• Maker: T.W. & Sons
• Hallmark: EPNS (Electroplated Nickel Silver) stamped on base
• Origin: England, Victorian era (19th century)

Design & Construction

• Classic urn form with twin handles and domed lid
• Ornate Victorian detailing throughout
• Square footed base with shell motif

Condition

• Pre-owned, excellent antique condition
• Surface wear consistent with age original finish intact

FAQ:

What does EPNS mean on silverware?

EPNS stands for Electroplated Nickel Silver a base metal coated with silver through electroplating. A more affordable alternative to solid silver, widely used in Victorian England.

What is an antique samovar?

A samovar is a heated urn used to boil and dispense water for tea. Victorian silver plated examples were a staple of formal English dining service in the 19th century.

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