Hallmarked Rogers Bros MFG Co – Extra Plate. Silver Plate Tea Pot. Weighs 38.12oz —– Measures 10.5″ Tall x 9 3/8″ Spout to Handle. Silver plate is worn on handle(Mirror Finish is no longer present on Handle) and Silver Plate Damage in Contact area between Lid and Pot. The Rare Tea pot has Beautiful Floral Designed base with Pumpkin Style Pot and Ornate Pumpkin Lid with Leaves and Vines.

Welcome to Antiques & Moore! This listing is for an unusual antique silverplated bride’s basket with an amethyst glass base. Elaborately hand painted with Mary Gregory decoration. The decoration features three children appearing to stand on a cloud with a bird in a flower decorated tree hand painted in white on an amethyst glass base. This decoration is known as Mary Gregory glass which was popular in the last quarter of the 19th Century. The stand is also elaborately decorated with paneled sides with applied leaves and berries mounted at each corner. The swing handle also has a paneled design and mounts on two sides onto an ornately pierced decorated attachment. The basket sits on four large feet decorated with the same design as the handle mounts and also has a molded acorn at each corner. Measures 3 1/4″ high (at sides), 9 1/2″ high (with handle upright) and is 9 3/4 square. The Mary Gregory decorated glass base measures 6 1/2. Weighs 4.2 pounds. This lovely bride’s basket is in excellent Estate condition with only a couple of noted specifics. The silverplated frame has natural aged patina and we are leaving it as found without polishing. There are two nicks/cuts on the top edge (see photos) and the amethyst glass base insert has been re-caulked on the underside to hold it securely in place (see photos). We at Antiques & Moore have been in the Antiques business for over 30 years and try to describe our items as accurately as possible. We are happy to answer any questions and always appreciate your business!

Turned pedestal base with two gadrooned handles. Rogers label/Oneida Silversmiths label. MAKER: William Rogers Oneida Silversmiths.