Royal Selangor Hand Finished Five Elements Collection Pewter Tea Set Gift

Description

Measurement

Size Teapot H13cm x 21.5cm x Dia 13cm x 1L, teacup H7cm x Dia 7cm, tray 26cm x 26cm

Description

• Five Elements tea set comprising of one Teapot (5148) with four matching Teacups (5149) and wooden Tray (3696).
• The tray is made of nyatoh wood with pewter inlay in the centre. The pewter inlay features the auspicious ‘Continuous Prosperity’.

Food Safety

All of our products are food Safe and Lead-Free. Our FDA compliant products are exported to Europe, USA, Australia and Japan.

132 years of Craftsmanship

Since 1885, our designers and craftsmen have expressed their love and understanding of the material by continuously pushing the envelope in pewter design while staying true to our heritage of craftsmanship. Each Royal Selangor item is hand cast by pouring molten pewter into steel moulds quickly and efficiently.

After cooling, each individual pewter piece is polished and soldered onto other appendages such as spouts and handles, all done by hand. This attention to detail and precision has made Royal Selangor’s pewter pieces durable and timeless.

Care & Maintenance

For over 100 years, our pewter pieces have marked significant moments in life and are often handed down from generation to generation. Over time and with use, pewter develops a pleasing subdued tone unique to the metal. Learn how to maintain the distinguished Royal Selangor Finish with these simple cleaning tips.

• Wipe occasionally with a damp cloth.
• Do not scrub with a brush.
• Never expose pewter to direct flame or heated surfaces.

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Founded in 1885, Royal Selangor is the world’s largest pewter maker. Our pewter consists of 92% to 97% tin – the highest international standard for pewter.
Every piece is meticulously hand-finished by our experienced craftspeople
Our children’s gifts are lead-free and food-safe – in compliance with FDA (Food & Drug Administration) standards.
Collaborations with international designers such as Erik Magnussen, Freeman Lau and Nick Munro as well as museums such as the Victoria and Albert Museum in the United Kingdom, National Palace Museum in Taiwan and the Islamic Arts Museum in Malaysia