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Beautiful ornate SENA Turkish coffee service for two, made in Türkiye and featuring an antique copper-tone finish with intricate embossed and pierced metalwork.
The set includes two removable white demitasse cups seated inside decorative handled metal holders. Each cup has a coordinating domed lid topped with a crescent finial. Two pierced saucers, a covered Turkish delight/sugar dish and an elaborately decorated handled serving tray complete the set.
The underside of the tray is marked:
MADE IN TÜRKİYE
SENA
TESCİLLİ ÜRÜN
A striking traditional Turkish coffee service that works beautifully for serving Turkish coffee or espresso and also makes an impressive display piece.
11-piece set includes:
• 1 handled serving tray
• 2 pierced saucers
• 2 handled metal cup holders
• 2 removable white ceramic/porcelain demitasse cups
• 2 domed lids with crescent finials
• 1 small Turkish delight/sugar serving dish
• 1 matching lid
Measurements
Tray: Approx. 11" L × 5.1" W
Cup with lid: Approx. 4" H
Cup diameter: Approx. 2", excluding handle
Complete set weight: 26.99 oz / approx. 1 lb 11 oz
Measurements are approximate.
Condition
Very good pre-owned condition.
Light surface wear and variations to the finish are present consistent with previous handling and use. The antique copper-tone finish naturally emphasizes the recessed details of the ornate design.
The removable white cups appear clean and intact with no obvious chips or cracks observed in the photographs.
Please enlarge and review all photographs carefully, as they are part of the condition description and show the exact set you will receive.
Material
Metal with antique copper-tone finish and removable ceramic/porcelain cups.
Although comparable SENA sets have been marketed as copper, the metal composition of this particular set has not been independently tested, so I would leave “solid copper” out of the listing.
