Vintage Silver-Plated Tea and Coffee Service with Serving Tray

This is a multi-piece vintage tea and coffee service, likely crafted from silver-plated brass or copper. The set includes a tall, footed coffee pot with an ornate swan-neck spout and scroll handle featuring heat insulators, a smaller teapot, a double-handled sugar bowl with a pedestal base, a creamer, and an additional lidded vessel. The service is presented on a rectangular silver-plated tray featuring an ornate repoussé floral and foliate border with integrated handles. The design appears to be in the Mid-Century Neo-Classical or Colonial Revival style, likely dating from the 1940s to the 1960s. Physically, the pieces show a distinct aged patina with moderate to heavy surface tarnish (oxidation), which is particularly visible on the bodies of the pots. There are signs of wear consistent with age, including small surface scratches and potential thinning of the silver plate at the contact points. The tray features intricate scrollwork and shell motifs at the edges, indicating a molded or cast construction. The finials on the lids are simple turned knobs, providing a clean contrast to the more decorative scroll-work handles. While specific maker's marks are not visible from the front, this set displays the characteristics of American silver-plating manufacturers such as International Silver, Reed & Barton, or Oneida. The overall craftsmanship is of a standard commercial quality for household formal ware of its era.