Beautiful antique silver-plated serving set featuring an ornate Homan Silver Plate Co. Quadruple Plate coffee service displayed on a matching WM. Rogers engraved silver-plated serving tray. The set includes: Coffee Pot with Lid Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer WM. Rogers Round Silverplate Serving Tray (Model 0866B) The coffee set features elegant Victorian-inspired detailing with decorative handles, floral accents, and engraved patterns. It displays beautifully and would make an excellent addition to a vintage silver collection or display cabinet. Condition This is a genuine antique/vintage set and shows noticeable age and use. Please read carefully: Tarnish, oxidation, and corrosion are present. Surface scratches and wear throughout. Areas of silver plate loss, especially on the lids and hands. The sugar bowl lid has a visible crack and appears to have an old repair. Normal wear consistent with age and decades of use. The serving tray is in good vintage condition with light scratches, minor wear, and beautiful engraved decoration. Despite the cosmetic wear, the set has wonderful antique character and presents very well for display. Please examine all photos carefully, as they are an important part of the description. Maker Information Coffee Set: Maker: Homan Silver Plate Co. Marking: Quadruple Plate Pattern No. 2170 Serving Tray: Maker: WM.

Curated Coolness for Every Treasure Hunter! Rogers Smith & Co. Quadruple Plate Victorian Hot Water Urn / Tea Vessel. Meriden, Connecticut. Late 19th-Early 20th Century. Mechanical Spigot. Silverplate. Substantial Victorian-era silver-plated hot water urn / tea service vessel by Rogers Smith & Co. Manufactured in Meriden, Connecticut, USA. This piece features a heavy cylindrical body, ornate engraved decoration, elevated pedestal feet, and a functioning mechanical spigot. The base is clearly stamped Rogers Smith & Co. Meriden CT. Quadruple. 1971. U. The term “Quadruple Plate” indicates a thicker, higher-quality silver plating typical of premium Victorian silverplate production. Overall condition is very good pre-owned ANTIQUE condition. The vessel shows light surface wear, interior patina, and a few small, shallow dents consistent with age and historical use. No structural damage or major deformities are present. Please review photos for complete details and condition. Important Historical & Use Disclosure – Please Read. Based on the maker’s mark Rogers Smith & Co. This vessel features classic Victorian-era construction, including a heavy cast body, decorative feet, engraved ornamentation, and a mechanical spigot. To preserve the integrity and originality of this antique piece, it has NOT been tested with water. No repairs, alterations, polishing, or modifications have been performed. The item remains in original, untouched condition. Minor dents, interior patina, and surface wear are consistent with age and use and are clearly shown in the photos. Please review all photos carefully for complete details and condition. Dimensions (Approximate): Height: approx. 13 Width (handle to handle): approx. 9.5 Rim Diameter: approx. 5 Base Width: approx. 7 Weight: 4 lb 14 oz. We carefully package each item the same way we’d want to receive it – with plenty of padding and a sturdy box to help it arrive safely at your door. If you have any questions, just send us a message. We’re always happy to help. Like What You See? Check out our store for more collectibles and other great finds!

For your consideration is a superb and genuinely scarce Victorian quadruple-plate serving bowl by Rogers, Smith & Co. This is the classic two-handled round bowl form, perfect as a fruit, berry, salad, or centerpiece bowl. It carries the crisp early factory marks that serious collectors look for. ROGERS SMITH & CO. NEW HAVEN CONN. Size/capacity mark 2 1/2 (2½). Heavy quadruple silver plate on Britannia metal base (the best grade Rogers Smith offered). Two beautifully cast and applied loop handles with reeded borders. Generous shallow body with wide everted rim – ideal for elegant table service. Diameter approximately 10 inches across the rim. Height to top of handles about 3¾ inches. Weight 1.112 lbs (504 g) – perfect heft and balance. No monograms, no dents, no repairs, no plate loss. Outstanding original untouched condition for its 150+ years. Even soft tarnish that polishes easily if desired (currently left as-found for the collector who loves authentic patina). Only light surface scratches from gentle use – nothing that detracts. Handles are tight and secure. Displays magnificently right now and will be stunning when polished. This exact New Haven-marked size 2½ bowl with attached handles is far less common than later Meriden production or the company’s flatware. A true collector-grade example of early American silverplate at its finest.

The listing is for a silver plate / quadruple plate decanter, underplate and two goblets. They are all manufactured by Rogers & Smith Silver Company from the late 1800′s though they pieces are marked differently they all have the same manufacture marks. The company was founded in Hartford CT in 1857 and continued to manufacture under the company name alone until they became part of the International Silver Co. The underplate was made to hold the decanter only but the goblets will rest on the rim. The listing is for a Victorian silver plate / quadruple plate decanter, under plate and 2 goblets manufactured by the Rogers & Smith Silver Company. The company manufactured silver plate hollow ware from Hartford CT between 1857 and 1898 when they joined the International Silver Company. All 4 pieces were manufactured by Rogers & Smith, though each on is marked differently though they carry the same marks. The set is exceptional considering its age. The silver plate is shiny and bright and the set definitely makes a statement when displayed. Condition: The set is in good condition showing only light wear from use. There are no visible repairs or monograms. The silver plate is shiny as shown in the pictures and the inside of each piece is clean and usable. Size: The decanter stands 11.75 inches tall and measures 8.5 inches wide. Each goblet stands 6 inches tall and the under plate measures 10 inches wide. 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. Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. Track Page Views With.

Eclectic 11-Piece Vintage Silverplate Set – Ornate, Useful, Display-Ready. This one-of-a-kind silverplate collection includes 11 unique vintage pieces, curated for decorative impact and practical charm. Each piece has its own personality, history, and style-together they make an eye-catching and eclectic ensemble ready for table, sideboard, or photo prop. Pieces are individually detailed below. Grouped photos show the full set; photos are shown in order as listed. Included in this 11-piece set. Crescent Silver Quadruple Plate Teapot, Style 2189 – 10 Tall This handsome vintage teapot is crafted in quadruple silverplate by Crescent Silver Mfg Co. Bearing their hallmark with anchor and crescent moon. It belongs to style 2189 and features a round pedestal base, an arched spout, and an ornate handle with detailed leaf accents. The hinged lid is topped with a tall floral finial, and the wide-bodied form offers visual weight and vintage presence. A stately companion to the sugar bowl in the same pattern. Marked on the base: Crescent, Quadruple Plate, 2189, Special. Webster-Wilcox Silver-Plated Pedestal Bowl – 7″ Diameter by 4″ Tall Vintage silver-plated bowl with a classical flared shape and a smooth, slightly raised base, likely produced between 1960 and 1980. A solid and functional piece that works well for display, catch-all, or serving. Covered Butter Dish – 7.75″ x 4.5″ Elegant mid-century silverplate butter dish by Oneida in the Henley pattern. Rectangular form with a scrolled border, matching lid, and decorative finial-style knob. This three-piece set includes a top, bottom, and fitted glass insert, likely produced between the 1950s and early 1970s. Covered Oval Meat/Vegetable Server with Lid – 12.5″ Long x 9.25″ Wide Classic double-handled design by Poole Silver Co. Marked Poole Silver Co. With a lion hallmark and EPCPA stamp. Substantial feel, perfect for serving meats or vegetables. Double-Handled Sugar Bowl with Lid – 6.5″ Tall Stamped “Crescent 2189 Quadruple Plate with an anchor mark. Heavy and beautifully made by Crescent Silver Mfg. With an ornate finial and curved handles. 4 Tall Vintage creamer crafted in quadruple silverplate by Crescent Silver Mfg Co. Marked “2189″ on the base, featuring an ornate handle and a classic design. 4 Tall Second vintage creamer crafted in quadruple silverplate by Crescent Silver Mfg Co. Marked “2189″ on the base, with a matching ornate handle and design. Pie Server – Approx. 9 Long Vintage silver-plated pie server by the Silver Company, featuring a pierced blade for serving, with an elegant handle design. 5 Tall Vintage bell with a silver-plated top and brass bottom, fully functional with no visible marks. Toast Rack – Approx. 6 Long Vintage silver-plated toast rack by International Silver Co. Marked accordingly, with a sturdy slotted design for holding toast. Serving Tray – 17.5″ x 14″ (23 with Handles) Large silver-plated serving tray by W. Rogers, featuring ornate handles and a spacious surface, ideal for serving or display. Condition: Vintage condition with signs of use, including patina and polish residue. No major damage unless otherwise noted. Please review photos for additional condition details. Expect normal surface wear, light scratches, and tarnish. One or two pieces show heavier patina, but all have solid visual appeal. No major dents, cracks, or missing parts. The silver tray is starting to lose some of the silver on the top. Please see the photos. It’s a little messed up. Please please see the photos. The Covered meat dish has a small bend in the lid.

#59 American Victorian Sugar Bowl Spoon Holder. MAKER Silversmith William Rogers WR Quadruple. AGE crafted between 1901 and 1918. PATTERN #59- “American Victorian” a beautiful and unique pattern for this piece, a combination Sugar Bowl and Demitasse Spoon Holder, with an Intricately detailed bird finial on the lid and squirrel figurines in the handles. This Heirloom piece embodies timeless charm and the craftsmanship of a bygone era. COLLECTIBLE HEIRLOOM is not only a captivating statement piece to showoff your spoon collection and to serve at your next tea party, but its also a wonderful heirloom collector item to pass down to your heirs and enjoy for many more years to come! CONDITION this beautiful heirloom piece is in antique condition approx 120 years old, with dings and wearing of the silver commensurate with age. SIZE approx 8″H x 7.5″L x 5.5″W, inside of bowl 4″ deep.

Teapot: 8″x8″x4 1/4″, Creamer 4 1/2″x4 3/4″, Open sugar bowls 4 1/2″x5″x3 1/4″. Please look at all photos as they are part of the descriptions. Please check out my other listings. Thank you for stopping by.

In fair condition for its age. Flaws can be seen in the photos (Tarnish, scuffs, flaws to the plate). Small dent on the lower portion can also be seen.

AN AMERICAN SILVER-PLATED FIGURAL NAPKIN RING William Rogers Mfg. Hartford, Connecticut, circa 1875. HARTFORD CONN, QUADRUPLE, 244. 3.25 inches high, 7.2 ounces (gross) The napkin ring with Kate Greenaway-type girl facing a seated pug dog atop napkin holder, oval base with ball-feet. I believe the ring that the napkin slides through was once round and not oval and the inside is indented where the dogs front paws are. The finish is inconsistent in places. Please see the pictures. Thank you for looking and have a great day!

Victorian Quadrupled silver plated soup tureen bowl with lid. RARE AND FABULOUS Victorian Antique late 1800 early 1900′s Silver Hallmark Serving Covered soup tureen / Compote Reposed footed and double handle. Marked on the bottom WM. A Rogers- Quadruple Trade mark (R in Horseshoe) New York 1204. 8.5″ tall with the lid on and 8″ from handle to handle. The opening is 4.50″ round and 4.75″ deep. Lid has an opening for a ladle. It holds 2 quarts liquid. It is simply a beautiful treasure from the past. Great antique condition- no dents or dings, it has tarnish patina, and dark spots. Please view all pictures as they are part of the description. My idea of great/good may be different than yours, so EXAMINE PHOTOS CAREFULLY since they are binding and a supplement to the word description in case I should miss something. If I fail to mention something, it does not qualify as “item not as described” if it shows in my pictures. EACH PHOTO IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS AND THEY ARE OF THE EXACT ITEM YOU WILL RECEIVE. Please zoom and view ALL pictures for more details as they are part of the description.