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Antique Victorian quadruple silverplate spooner or open sugar bowl by Rogers, Smith & Co. of Meriden, Connecticut.This rare ornate piece features pierced floral handles, engraved botanical decoration, geometric paneling, decorative floral borders, and four detailed feet. The underside is marked Rogers Smith & Co., Meriden CT, Quadruple, 1423.The elaborate floral and geometric decoration is consistent with late 19th-century Victorian silverplate.Measurements: approximately 7 1/2” tall x 4” wide
Weight: approximately 1 lb 2 ozCondition: Shows age-related wear including tarnish, surface scratches, areas of plating wear and discoloration, and wear or residue inside the bowl. One of the four legs is slightly out of position, causing a small wobble when the spooner is placed on a flat surface. It still stands upright and displays well. Please review all photos closely for condition and surface details.A striking antique display piece for a silverplate collection, Victorian-inspired table, mantel, shelf, or collected home.Maker: Rogers, Smith & Co.
Location: Meriden, Connecticut
Material: Quadruple silverplate
Number: 1423
Estimated age: Probable late 1800s
Style: Victorian
