Silver-Plated Moroccan Tea Set Gift Box – Teapot, Tray & 3 Glasses

This silver-plated Moroccan tea set gift box holds a six-piece mint tea service for three: a silver-plated teapot of about 3 cups, a matching round tray, three clear cut-glass tea glasses and a sugar holder, all set into a lined faux-leather gift box. The teapot and tray are hand-finished in Kamal’s silver-plating workshop in Marrakech.

A silver teapot is the centrepiece of a Moroccan salon. It comes out for guests, the first glass is poured from high so the tea foams, and the tray goes round three times. This box gathers that whole service in one fitted case, so it arrives ready to give and ready to use.

Inside the gift box

• Teapot: silver-plated brass, about 3 cups
• Tray: round silver-plated tray in the teapot’s pattern
• Glasses: three clear cut-glass tea glasses with a faceted pattern that sparkles against the silver
• Sugar holder: a glazed mini ceramic tagine, or a footed silver-plated sugar bowl matching the teapot
• Gift box: brown faux leather, suede-like lining, a fitted cut-out for each piece, a stitched tray pocket in the lid, the Marrakeche logo engraved in the corner and a hidden magnetic closure; 33 x 30 x 13 cm, 2.4 kg packed

Hand-engraved or hand-hammered silver

On the hand-engraved sets, floral and geometric motifs are cut into the metal by hand, so the pattern shows as fine bright lines across the silver. The hand-hammered sets have an all-over dimpled surface that breaks up reflections into a soft shimmer. Whichever you choose, the tray, and the sugar bowl if selected, carry the same finish as the teapot.

Silver-plated or natural brass?

Silver plating gives a cool, bright finish that suits white tableware and formal settings, and these sets come with cut-glass glasses. If you prefer a warm gold tone with the option of colored glasses, see the brass Moroccan tea set gift box.

From Kamal’s silver-plating workshop

Each teapot and tray is engraved or hammered by hand and finished with silver plating in the Marrakech workshop of Kamal, master of silver-plated crafts. The slight differences between one set and the next come from that handwork.

Caring for silver plate

• Hand wash the teapot, tray and sugar bowl in warm soapy water and dry them at once to avoid water marks
• Polish with a soft cloth, or a silver cloth when the plating dulls; avoid abrasive pads that can wear the plating; see how to care for your Moroccan teapot
• Hand wash the cut-glass glasses and the ceramic tagine

Who it is for

A thoughtful gift for newlyweds, a new home, Eid or anyone who enjoys hosting. You can add a handwritten card by leaving your message in the order notes at checkout. The Moroccan tea ceremony guide explains how to brew and pour mint tea the traditional way. Ordering several boxes for guests or clients? Contact us for trade pricing.

Product Questions

Is this a solid silver tea set?

No. The teapot, tray and sugar bowl are brass with a silver plating, which is how traditional Moroccan teapots are made. Plating gives the bright silver look at a fraction of the price of solid silver and keeps the pieces sturdy enough for daily tea. Handle the surface gently and the plating lasts for years.

Will the silver plating tarnish?

Silver plate dulls slowly in contact with air and water, especially if it is left damp. Drying each piece right after washing and wiping it with a soft or silver-polishing cloth now and then keeps the shine. Avoid scouring pads and harsh cleaners, which can wear through the plating to the brass underneath.

Why does the silver set come with cut-glass glasses?

Each finish has its own glasses. The silver-plated box always comes with three clear cut-glass tea glasses, whose faceted pattern sparkles next to the silver. The clear and multicolor glasses with a gold band belong to the brass box, where the gold band matches the warm brass. If you want colored glasses, choose the brass box.

How many glasses of tea does the teapot pour?

The teapot holds about 3 cups, which fills the three glasses once. In Moroccan homes the host then refills the pot for the second and third rounds, so one box serves three guests through the whole ritual. For bigger gatherings, a six-glass Moroccan tea set is a better fit.

Can my gift be returned after the holidays?

Yes. Returns can be requested within 30 days of delivery. For the 2026 holidays, in-stock items ordered from November 1 to December 24 can be returned until January 31, 2027, so the person receiving the box has time after the celebrations. The return and refund policy explains the condition requirements.