This 5 piece Coffee Tea set from Colonial Williamsburg is from my personal collection purchased from our family visit to Colonial Williamsburg vacation in 1976 during the Bi-Centennial celebration for the USA. The set has never been used and stored in a china cabinet. The set includes a Coffee Pot and Tea Pot both with ornate rosewood handles, there are a pair of creamer and sugar pots all items have very ornate feet. There is also the matching tray, the tray has some scratches that are to be expected due to the ornate design of the feet of the items. The minor scratches came from when the set was dusted by moving items around instead of removing them from the cabinet over the years. These could probably be buffed out by a jeweler if one is bothered by them but not noticeable when the items are on the tray. This set is made of heavily polished pewter not lightweight items. The only other thing to mention is a slight rub on the side of the little creamer, not an indentation at all but I want to mention anything I see. This is a replica set of those made many, many years ago. The pewter has never been polished, it is as purchased. The original hang tags a description and info are included. The set is so very shiny it is difficult to take photos, like trying to take a picture of a mirror. If you have any questions I will gladly answer. The original price for this set was much more than my listing price. Matter of fact it was outrageously expensive although I do not remember the exact price of the set, I do recall the Coffee Pot alone was $800 plus.