MERIDEN 1889 SILVERPLATE URN

Meriden silver plate coffee/hot water urn, embossed foliage body, 16" h

This 1870's Victorian very fancy silver plate double handled coffee/hot water urn is by the Meriden Silver Plate Co. of Meriden Connecticut. It has elaborate chasing, women's heads on each handle, and

Figural Silver Plate, 19th Century. Early Meriden Brita. No. 1835 Mark. Includes 19" hot water urn (burner not present), 10" creamer, Milk pitcher, and waste bowl. All in good overall condition. Keywo

American Seven-Piece Neo-Grec Silverplate Tea Set ca. 1875, by the Wilcox Silverplate Co., Meriden, Connecticut, in a medallion and ivy pattern, including a hot water urn, h. 15", two teapots, h. 10",

Wilcox Silver Plate Co., Meriden, CT; with maker's mark, further marked "Quadruple Plate"; comprising a hot water urn (15 inches high); a teapot (9 1/2 inches high); a coffee pot (10 1/2 inches high);

Includes Rogers & Hamilton XII 1889 monogrammed cheese scoop, Meriden B. Company quadruple plate cheese holder marked "Patent Applied For", and butter press marked "Coquillor-Glace BLE Made in France"

A Meriden Britannia silver-plated tea and coffee serviceEarly 20th centuryEach marked for Meriden BritanniaEach hand-hammered silver-plate decorated with a shield surmounted by an urn and bellflowers,

1st-5th items: Five (5) piece Wallace Grand Baroque sterling silver tea service, including one (1) coffeepot, one (1) teapot, one (1) lidded sugar bowl, one (1) creamer, and one (1) waste bowl. All ma

What to say about this set. It basically speaks for itself. The fact that all of the pieces remain intact and in the original holder is astonishing. Beautiful pink cased with mica inclusions glass. Or

Continental, early 20th century A Louis XV style repousse urn shaped lamp with acanthus leaves, "S" scroll handles and foliate decoration Apparently unmarked Approx. h. 32", diam. of shade 20"

International Silver Plate Co. Original Light House Cocktail Shaker. 13" tall. Minor polish abrasions, overall excellent condition. finial (cap) not present. monogram on the roof. Keywords: Antique, D

Large Silverplate Urn contemporary, probably Indian, the ovoid body with everted rim and raised on a spiral-gadrooned pedestal foot. h. 24-3/4", dia. 17"

Amazing double cherub Victorian silverplate Brides basket bowl centerpiece complete with over-the-top fabulous amberina enameled glass castle cut top bowl. This fine piece measures 10 3/4" tall and 9

Silverplate urn form nutmeg grinder.Monogram on front, no other marks. Top flips open and urn folds in half. 3.25" tall.

Can't say enough about how charming this little cruet condiment castor is! This exterior diamond optic set is gilt and enameled with flowering branches. Set is comprised of mustard, shakers, and wee l

19th century. Having a fine and well chased body and the silver plate has very little bleed whatsoever. Very good overall condition. W32" tray Sold from the collection of a Blythewood, South Carolina

John Grinsell & Sons Neo-Classical Silverplate, Copper & Brass Urn, c1845, Stunning Centaur & Cherub Figurals in Raised Relief w/ Beaded Accents. Marked J.G & Son # 407. Weight 2.25 pounds Measures Ap

Signed and impressive Meriden silverplate cherubs silverplate boat centerpiece. It is large and very showy. It is engraved "C.S.T., to Sister. 1882". It measures 12 1/2" by 12".

This set is fabulously gorgeous electric blue. Bottles reside in signed Meriden Silverplate embossed holder with call bell. A fine example. It measures 17 1/2" tall to the top of the handle.

EUROPE/UNITED STATES, 19TH CENTURY A Meriden silverplate floral tea set and English silverplate plateau. The tea set is decorated with florals in high relief, tray with unusual high style engraved flo

So ornate. This wonderful deep cranberry bowl with enameled florals sits atop the original signed Meriden Silverplate cherub holder. It is so typical of the Victorian period pairing cranberry glass an

Meriden Silver Plate Co (American (Meriden, Connecticut) 1969-1930), late 19th century A glass and silverplated figural centerpiece or brides bowl stand having a ruffled cased rainbow satin art glass

English, late 19th c. Four smaller, and one large urn, possibly chestnut urns. With beaded bands, each mounted on square base with double leaf handles.H. of largest approx 46 cm (18 1/8 in)

AN AMERICAN SILVER-PLATE URN AND TRAY, WALLACE SILVERSMITHS Wallingford, CT, mid-20th century In the Grand Baroque pattern. Each with scrolling foliate decoration, marked Wallace Silversmiths. H 19½