



Victorian J Rogers Quadruple Silver Compote Stand Teal Blue Glass Mirror Plateau 2pc. Up for sale is a stunning, two-piece Victorian-era silver-plated centerpiece set. This gorgeous ensemble features an ornate, four-footed pedestal compote stand made by the J. Complete with its vibrant teal/peacock blue glass bowl insert. The stand is elegantly paired with a coordinating 10-inch mirrored plateau base manufactured by the Eureka Silver Co. Together, they create a magnificent, reflective presentation perfect for holiday tables, holiday centerpieces, or antique vitrine displays. Metalwork: Both the stand and the mirrored plateau are in excellent antique condition. The silver plate remains bright with a beautiful luster, showing only minimal, age-appropriate surface wear/micro-scratching. No major denting, deep gouges, or significant plate loss observed. Glass Insert: The rich teal blue glass bowl is in wonderful shape. It retains its intricate filigree metal rim entirely intact. No cracks or major chips. Mirror Base: The mirrored surface is clear with a beautiful beveled edge. It shows very minor faint silvering aging/foxing near the edges, adding authentic vintage character without detracting from its presentation. Specifications & Attribute Breakdown. Attribute Compote Stand & Glass Insert Mirrored Plateau Base. Material Quadruple Silver Plate / Blown Glass Quadruple Silver Plate / Beveled Mirror. Markings / Stamps J. / QUADRUPLE / 111″ “EUREKA SILVER CO. / QUADRUPLE PLATE / 223 / 10 IN. Era Late Victorian c. Color Bright Silver / Vibrant Teal Blue Bright Silver / Reflective Mirror. Design Elements 4 Ornate Scroll Feet, Filigree Glass Rim Beaded Rim, Low Profile Base. The only damage I see is a hair line crack on the inside of mirror (SEE PICTURES) cannot feel with finger nail. See all pictures to jug for yourself message with any questions! The Makers: J. Was an offshoot brand established by the Meriden Britannia Co. Of Meriden, Connecticut, specifically known for producing high-quality quadruple-plated hollowware. What “Quadruple Plate” Means: This indicates a higher grade of craftsmanship from the era, meaning the base metal was plated with four times the standard amount of pure silver, ensuring the item’s longevity and lasting shine.



















































