VICTORIAN J. ROGERS SILVERPLATE SPOONER SUGAR BOWL

Victorian silverplate spooner/ sugar bowl, late 19th/ early 20th c., J. Rogers Silver Co., domed lid with bird finial, openwork handles, urn-form body on pedestal foot, accompanied by (twelve) spoons,

Circa 1890's Victorian J. Rogers Silverplate Cranberry Sugar Caster Bowl Spooner w 12 Spoons - hgt 9" width 7.5". Good condition. Spoons don’t all match. Found in Superior WI estate.

This 7 piece Victorian Rogers Smith quadruple plate tea and coffee service have ornate peacock designs AND include a Coffee and tea pot (14" tall), a creamer and covered sugar bowl (7" tall), a covere

Victorian Quadruple Silver Plate Wm Rogers Figural Sugar Spooner + 12 900 Silver Demitasse Spoons. Delightful Bird Finial and Squirrel Handles. Good Condition. Spooner approx 8-1/2" x 8-1/4". Pierced

William Rogers silver plate tea & coffee service set. A "Victorian Rose" kettle, creamer, and sugar bowl. Marked "WM Rogers". Good overall condition with mild storage wear. Kettle lid is broken at the

Victorian Silverplate Sugar Bowl & Spoon Holder, figural bird finial, with 11 spoons by James Tufts, 8 1/2" tall, circa 1890.

Height 9 inches. Provenance: The Estate of Connie Davis Watson, Conway, New Hampshire, 2002.

Here are a silver-plated sugar bowl and creamer from F.B. Rogers Silver Company. This design has been discontinued. Creamer is approx 6" x 4" and sugar bowl is approx 6" x 6". Both bow and creamer are

ORNATE VICTORIAN SILVER PLATE SUGAR BOWL & SMALL COVERED HONEY DISH, NO GLASS INSERT

Victorian Silverplate Cow Butter, Tea, Sugar - Sugar Bowl w/ Spoon Tongs, Cow Finial Pedestal Butter Dish, Teapot & Tray 15'' x 15''

This pattern and color is always collectible. Add the ever popular Victorian silverplate to it and it kicks it up to a whole different level. We are happy to offer such a nice piece. Measures 5" tall

Ornate and rare coffee and tea service with hunting dog and stag motifs, signed Meriden & Company underneath. Includes: samovar, coffee pot, teapot, creamer, and covered sugar bowl; together with a la

A Victorian silverplate four piece tea and coffee serviceWalker & Hall, Sheffield1870Comprising a teapot, a coffee pot, a cream jug and a sugar bowl, with kite registration mark to underside of some;

John Harrison, Norfolk Works, Sheffield (the coffee and teapots marked, the other pieces unmarked); comprising a coffee pot (9 inches high); a teapot (7 1/4 inches high); a sugar bowl (4 1/2 inches hi

SHELL FORM SUGAR BOWL, & TOAST HOLDER. 6" H & 10 1/2" H

This wonderful large Heavy good quailty old coffee and tea service is from F.B. Rogers. The silver plate set includes two teapots, one coffee pot with burner, two sugar bowls, one with lid and a cream

Wilton lidded sugar bowl, 2 silver plated insert holders, small ice bucket, Art Deco sugar bowl with red and black handles, Victorian silver plate teapot with Norse/mythological figures approx 10.5"H,

Beautiful early 20th century sugar spooner with electric blue inverted thumbprint glass insert. Quadruple plate frame is J. Rogers Silver Co and comes with what appears to be the original liner. The s

Meriden Silverplate Tea with warming stand. WIth Creamer and sugar bowl. With a separate underplate, underplate is not a match and this is an assmebled set. The silverplate is pretty worn on this set.

Vintage Victorian style Oneida USA silver plate footed coffee pot, footed sugar bowl with lid and footed creamer. Round serving platter is etched with acanthus leaf scrolling . All pieces hallmarked O

Antique 19th C Victorian Coat of Arms Silver Plate Sugar & Creamer. Large size. Sugar bowl measures 7.25 inches in height.

an elaborate large set including hot water urn with burner (17 1/2" tall), teapot, coffeepot, creamer, sugar, waste, spooner, even a matching covered butter dish, most are excellent.

Elegant 4pc set of Silverplate Victorian Tea service, comprises teapots / coffee pots, open sugar / waste bowl and cream pitcher. Bird finials and bird head spout terminates with green man mask. Finel

So showy and so desirable are these fanciful fineries of the Victorian era. Another find in Granny's box, we love this. This was deep down in the bottom of her box along with many other treasures wait