AN HISTORIC FIVE PIECE STERLING SILVER presentation tea service set is returning home and will become part of the collections of the Tides Institute & Museum of Art. The silver tea service set was made by the famed Boston silversmith firm of Shreve and Stanwood in 1867 and was presented by the Boston Board of Trade to Lorenzo Sabine for appreciation of this tenure as secretary of the board. Sabine spent many years in the early 19th century living in Eastport and it was here that he wrote the important book for which he is best known, The American Loyalists, that was published by the Boston publishing house of Little & Brown in 1847.