Antique FB Rogers Silver Plate Ice Water Pitcher, Quad Plate Porcelain Lined Lidded Watch Pitcher, Art Nouveau Silver Plate Pitcher c1900
$146.25
Antique FB Rogers Silver Plate Ice Water Pitcher. Made in the early 1900s, this heavy quadruple silver plate double walled ice water pitcher has a porcelain enamel liner and hinged lid, as well as holes that keep the ice in the pitcher and out of the glass. Beautifully embossed with lowers and curving leaves with an Art Nouveau flair. The footed pitcher stands 10 3/4 inches tall to the tip of the finial handle and measures 10 inches from tip of spout to back of handle. There are minor dents on reverse of pitcher, as well as on underside. There is minor crazing and a tiny bit of rust of the enamel at the spout strainer.
ERA: Art Nouveau, 1900s
METAL/MATERIAL: Quadruple Silver Plate
HALLMARKS: HISTORY: Trade Mark 1883 F.B. Rogers Silver Co. Staunton Mass. Quadruple 1480
MEASUREMENTS: Approximately 10 3/4" tall and 10" from tip of spout to back of handle
CONDITION: Very Good Vintage Condition, with minor surface patina, a few small dents, and scratches consistent with age. Previously owned and used.
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