Up for sale is a beautiful, curated 13-piece lot of antique and vintage silver-plated hollowware, barware, and tea service pieces. Spanning from the late Victorian era through the mid-20th century, this collection features renowned American and Spanish silver manufacturers. They display a deep, dramatic vintage patina that is highly desired for rustic decor, or they can be polished up beautifully by a collector or reseller to unlock their brilliant silver shine. What’s Included in This 13-Piece Lot. 5x Angulo (Spain) Wine Goblets: Features a highly collectible, intricately textured grapevine motif wrapping entirely down the stems. Stamped “Angulo Made in Spain” on the bases. Rogers Trophy Mugs / Tankards: A matching set of 4 barrel-shaped mugs featuring ornate scroll handles. Each is custom engraved with “PVCC BRIDGE” giving them a classic country club aesthetic. Stamped with the F. Rogers Crown hallmark and style #5614. 1x Poole Silver Co. Beaded Open Sugar Bowl: A striking, late-Victorian era conical V-shape pedestal bowl with ornate handles and continuous beaded rim detailing. Stamped Guaranteed Poole Silver Co. Quadruple Plate 2709 (Circa 1890s-1900s). Quadruple Plate Sugar Bowl: A classic antique lidded sugar bowl with an engraved floral band and tiered pedestal base. Stamped M. S. B. Imperial Brand Quadruple Plate (Circa 1890s). 1x Antique Victorian Etched Open Sugar Bowl: Features beautiful double scroll handles with finials, etched bands, and a floral cartouche. Stamped with Victorian design pattern code “1861″ (some notable plating wear/base metal showing through the heavy patina). Flared Trumpet Tankard / Beer Mug: A sleek, minimalist mid-century design. Stamped “Benedict Silver Plate Nickel Silver” with a 1918 patent mark and pattern #1332. Condition Note:These items are vintage and antique. They show varying degrees of heavy oxidation, surface splotching, and tarnish consistent with age. There is some minor surface plating wear on the older Victorian bowls beneath the tarnish, but no major cracks or structural damage. Please review the high-resolution photos carefully as they serve as the primary description of condition.