Antique Roger Smith & Co. The butter dish has a rare pattern of flowers and Maltese crosses. The lid lifts up and attaches to the top of the handle. 12″ H, 5.5″ diameter. It has signs of wear normal for its 150 years of age, including some wear and scratches. No serious issues detected.
This antique napkin ring exudes the elegant style of the Victorian era, with intricate details that showcase the craftsmanship of Rogers & Bro. The triple plate composition adds a touch of timeless sophistication, perfect for collectors or those who appreciate the beauty of antique items. The figural design features a horse-drawn carriage, providing a unique touch to any table setting. The age of this piece is circa 1870, making it a true piece of history. Ideal for those who want to add a touch of vintage charm to their home or collection, this napkin ring is a must-have for any antique enthusiast. This is from an estate collection. Maker’s Mark: Rogers & Bro. Approximate measurements: 3.25″ length and 2.75″ height.
1865 ROGERS SMITH & CO. MERIDEN VICTORIAN AESTHETIC ROCOCO TEA COFFEE SET. Organized in 1857 by William Rogers Sr. The firm was merged in 1861 with Rogers Brothers Mfg Co under the presidency of William Rogers. The tools and the dies were bought in 1862 by Meriden Britannia Co transferring to Meriden the production of the 1847 Rogers Bros line under the direction of William Rogers. In 1863 Meriden Britannia Co bought the hollowware division. In 1865 the plating shop was transferred from New Haven to Meriden and merged with Meriden Britannia Co in 1866. Early aesthetic, set in good to very good conditions showing overall bright mirrored plating, no dents or monogram, there is no breaks or repairs, strong firm hinges, and complete insulators some signs of wear and use as pictured, the inside of both pots and slop bowl shows tear and wear, white metal base, perfect as display. Coffee pot 9 1/4″ by 8 1/2″ shy 2.9 lbs weight, Teapot 7″ by 8 1/4″, 1.8 lbs weight, sugar bowl/no lid, creamer and slop bowl.
This antique tea set from Rogers Smith & Co. Is a beautiful addition to any collection. Its Victorian styling makes it a unique set. Rogers Smith & Co. Was located in Meriden Ct. Between 1877 and 1904, which means this set is between 119 and 146 years old. It has been well-preserved and is in excellent condition. The set includes a teapot, creamer, sugar bowl and waste bowl. All are elegantly designed, with interesting detail at the handles and finials to the teapot and sugar bowl which look Machine age.
This antique silver plate and glass bowl compote from Rogers Smith & Co is a stunning piece that will make a great addition to any collection. The intricate aesthetic movement style of the piece showcases the attention to detail and craftsmanship of the period. The bowl is a beautiful combination of silverplate and glass, which adds to its overall elegance. Its unique design and the use of high-quality materials make it a truly remarkable piece. This antique compote is perfect for displaying or using as a centerpiece, and it is sure to impress anyone who sees it. Please note, a few fleabites on the glass… See last two pictures for chip. Please view pictures as they are a part of the listing. Thank you for looking.
Add a touch of Victorian elegance to your dining table with this Rogers Smith quadruple silver plate napkin ring holder. The intricate bird on a leaf stem pattern makes it a unique addition to any collection. It measures 2 3/4″ tall and 3 1/2″ long. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. The composition of this piece is silverplate, adding to its durability and longevity. Use it to hold napkins or simply display it as a decorative item. This napkin ring holder is perfect for antique collectors and those who appreciate vintage silver pieces. We did not try to polish this as we did not want to damage it.
Victorian Rogers Smith Quadruple Plate 5 Bottle Cruet Castor Condiment Set. This is a Victorian Rogers Smith quadruple plate rotating cruet castor condiment set. A quadruple plate stand with an embossed leaf and floral pattern, measuring about 15.5″ tall, and 7.25″ in diameter. 2 glass bottles with stoppers featuring an etched grape leaf pattern. Each bottle measures about 9″ tall, and 2″ in diameter. One has a broken rim. 1 set of salt and pepper shakers with silver plate lids and an embossed arch-type pattern, measuring about 6.75″ and 7.25″ tall, and 2 in diameter. 1 glass bottle with the embossed arch-type pattern and a flip-top silver plate lid, measuring about 5.75″ tall, and 2.25″ in diameter. The set is in pre-owned condition with tarnish and chips. This is a general policy and some orders may qualify for more discounts.
Beautiful 1860, 1870′s Rogers, Smith New Haven silver plate Tea, Coffee set The tallest pot is 7 3/4. I have been told this is a 2 people set! No damage to any of the pieces and no monograms. Since they all are matching I didn’t feel more photos were needed holler if you want any additional ones.
This is a rare find! A Victorian Rogers Smith triple plate cruet castor condiment set with a beautiful arches pattern. The set includes 5 bottles and is made of silverplate. This set is perfect for anyone who loves antiques and silverware. Add this to your collection today! All prices in great condition. Two of the jars have a pink tint to them. See photos as they are part of description. Some wear on silver plate.
