Baltimore Silver Repousse Tea Service, Mark of Warner

Circa 1860s, each piece marked "Warner", and "11-2" indicating the silver content, incudes a hot water urn (14 in.); coffee pot (9 3/4 in.); teapot (9 3/4); sugar urn, creamer, and waste bowl; each with allover hand-chased floral and foliate motifs, rams head handles, and a fruited finial; not monogrammed.

150 total troy oz.

Andrew Ellicott Warner was born in Baltimore in 1786 and died in 1870. He maintained a partnership with his brother, Thomas H. Warner from 1805-1812.

A few minor scattered dents, some with very slight wobbles to the feet.