This beautifully designed piece features an elegant leaf and floral motif on the top tray edge, showcasing the intricate detail and artistry of the late 19th to early 20th century silverplate era. Maker: Rogers Smith & Co. Top Tray Dimensions: Approx. 10″ x 5.25″. Design: Ornate raised floral and leaf border with a slightly oval form. This compote is ideal for use as a calling card tray, centerpiece, or display piece, and makes a fantastic addition to any Victorian, Edwardian, or silverplate collection. The top tray appears to have a slight bend, but it is not very noticeable and does not detract from the display value or beauty of the piece. These antique silverplate trays from Rogers Smith Co. Are increasingly hard to find, especially with such detailed floral motifs and in this unique form. Please review all photos carefully for condition and detail. Add this rare and elegant antique silverplate piece to your collection today!
This pair of antique Cephas B Rogers electric hurricane mantle lamps is a stunning example of Victorian style and craftsmanship. The lamp features a silver plated finish. Its corded electric power source ensures that it can be used with ease, and its original and authentic nature make it a must-have for collectors of lamps and lighting. The lamps stand approximately 10 1/4″ tall on a 4″ square silver-plated base. The cords are approximately 80 in length.
FB Rogers Silver CO Coffee Urn Pot Tea Set Silver-plated. Everything pictured is included. One of the medium pots has a couple small dents as pictured.
This listing is for an Antique Victorian Meriden Rogers Smith Silver Plate Basket. This basket measures approximately 10 5/8″ by 7 3/4″ by 3 tall. It is in good antique condition with age/use related wear, there is silver plate loss, scratches, indentations where the handle has hit the sides, and there is a dent on the bottom. Please look closely at all photos for condition. If you have any questions, please message me. Thanks for looking at my listing.
The listing is for an aesthetic silver plate frame, manufactured by Wm. Rogers Silver Company and a cranberry thumbprint glass pickle caster insert. The frame features a floral design on each side and a swing handle which can be raised to stay in the upright position of folded down. The insert features a thumbprint design on cranberry glass. Condition: The silver plate frame is in good condition as shown. There are no monograms, dents or visible repairs. The cranberry glass insert is also in good condition with no discoloration to the glass. There are no chips or cracks to the glass and only a flea bite to the top rim as shown in pictures 8 and 11. The cover is not original to the glass insert. Size: It stands about 10 inches tall and measures 6.5 inches wide at the widest point. Most of our items are antique, which have been aged due to use and are not returnable for issues that we have shown in the pictures or described. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Track Page Views With.
This antique Rogers Smith silverplate tipping water pitcher is a Victorian style piece from the late 19th century. It features a quadruple plate pattern and is in excellent shape for its age. The brand is well-known for producing high-quality silverplate items, and this pitcher is no exception. It would make a great addition to any collection of antique silverware.
Antique ROGERS Silverplate Punch Ladle VINTAGE (GRAPE) – 14 1/2 – NO MONO. 14 1/2″ long x 3 1/4″ x 5 1/2 wide. Very good original condition. No damage and no significant wear. No restorations / repairs. No monogram or other engraving. No dings, dents, bends, breaks, creases, gouges, scuffs, mars. No significant scratches or rubs. No significant edge wear. No significant plating wear. Old patina as found with light typical age-related oxidation.
An American Aesthetic Silverplate Butter Dish and Stand, Meriden Britannia Co. Patent July 14, 1868, with telescopic cover and etched liner, height 12 1/2 in. Antique silver plate butter server produced by Meriden Item 4940 from the 1886 catalogue. This piece was produced by Meriden Company who bought out the 1847 Rogers bros company, The Meriden company been trading since the 1860s I would estimate this piece to be between 1862 and 1877 when it became Meriden Britannia Co. It stands at approx 12.5 inches tall. Its in good condition. Great confition: no corrosion, no any damage.