Antique 1863-1870 Levesley Brothers, Sheffield, Silver Plated Sugar Bowl & Creamer Porcelain & Ceramics 6 cm Tea cup: Height

6 cm Tea cup: Height of rim: 6

Both items in this assembled tea duo are decorated in the popular and collectable blue willow pattern

Open salt cellars were used at the table until the start of WW2 when they were permanently replaced by salt shakers and were often regarded as a status symbol within the homes of the period

Length: 22 cm

Antique 1863-1870 Levesley Brothers, Sheffield, Silver Plated Sugar Bowl & Creamer Porcelain & Ceramics 6 cm Tea cup: HeightLevesley Brothers was formed in Sheffield in 1863 by brothers Charles, William and Thomas. Their first premises were at Central Works, 102 West Street, where the firm remained until 1870. During this particular period the firm used the mark LB Silver Plated on their wares, In 1871 the company moved premises and again in 1878 as well as in 1930 and with each move to new premises the firm used a different mark on their wares along with the addition of