Fortum &Mason

Fortum & Mason, known as "Fortnum's" for short, has long been hailed as the "Queen's grocer." Founded in 1707 by William Fortnum and Hugh Mason, this venerable establishment started as a food store and has been supplying the royal family ever since, serving 12 generations of monarchs. Over more than 300 years of development, Fortnum & Mason has transformed into a high-end department store offering a wide range of products. The tea and food products at Fortnum & Mason are equally outstanding. For centuries, it has maintained the honor of the "Royal Warrant." F&M tea has also become a symbol of British tea culture.

Seletti

The Italian home furnishing brand, literally translated as "Selective," embodies the cultural concept of providing people's lives with various choices, "crossing boundaries," "mixing and matching," "collaborating," and even "conflicting" and "contradicting." Through Seletti's portrayal and creation, everyday life elements become intriguing, playful, and incredible. Whether it's the luxurious Baroque palace style, the minimalist modernist style, or the innovative fusion of Eastern and Western styles, personalization and uniqueness are the hallmarks of Seletti home products. Each work continuously challenges people's visual limits while offering a sumptuous artistic feast.

Fornasetti

The brand, founded by the late Italian artist Piero Fornasetti, is renowned for its almost absurd imagination and inspired skill mastery. His son, Barnaba, has inherited his father's legacy and further expanded the Fornasetti style. Today, Barnaba uses more advanced manufacturing techniques to create exciting new cross-industry design works, including fashion accessories such as ties, scarves, waistcoats, umbrellas, ceramics, furniture, lighting, textiles, and more.

Wedgwood

With over 200 years of history, Wedgwood has become a leading global brand in home luxury. Still, its long-standing legacy also represents the evolution of the entire porcelain industry, transitioning from a porcelain brand to a home luxury conglomerate with several brands under its umbrella. Renowned for its fine bone china, products of this category are made with 51% animal bone ash, boasting the highest animal bone ash content worldwide. This characteristic makes them more complex and less prone to breakage than regular porcelain, offering excellent heat retention and clarity.

British old money style | Louie type

The entire set includes a teapot, a coffee pot, a sugar bowl, and a creamer. In 19th-century Europe, afternoon tea was the most important pastime for aristocratic ladies, representing both an elegant enjoyment and a social occasion. Therefore, exquisite tea sets were indispensable items in noble households for their practical use and for showcasing taste and wealth.

This sterling silver four-piece afternoon tea set is exquisitely crafted and adorned with classic and elegant decorative elements. It balances aesthetics and practicality in design, making it a rare gem among early 20th-century tea sets. When displayed on a silver tray at home, it enhances the tea-drinking experience and showcases the collector's exceptional aesthetic taste.