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$8.00 Shipping Location: Dallas, United States Beautiful piece of 19th Century Silver plate from Rogers Smith & Co. of New Haven, CT. Although the long, graceful legs and manufacturing date declare ... morethis a Victorian piece, the unique geometric design elements hint at the Art Deco period that was on the design horizon. Please see photos to confirm measurements and condition. Feel free to ask any questions. We ship fast!
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$7.15 Shipping Location: Twin Falls, United States An Antique silver plated sugar bowl?. by Rogers Smith and Co. Its marked Quadruple #1800. Its condition is what you might expect for a used sugar bowl ... moreof this age with no dents, rust or other major flaws.
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$9.00 Shipping Location: Neshkoro, United States Antique 1860's Rogers Smith & Co New Haven Syrup Pitcher. Stamped On Bottom: Rogers Smith & Co New Haven Conn Pateneted Oct 24 1865 2 1/2. Condition: ... moreWill need a really good polishing. Heavy Tarnish.
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$18.40 Shipping Location: Morris Plains, United States New Haven Conn 1790. marked on bottom "1790". Very old and unique Sugar Bowl with two handles. make Supersized seem small.
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$15.45 Shipping Location: Reseda, United States Rogers Smith 1899 silver plated Sugar Bowl Beautiful !. No dings or dents plate intact
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$13.20 Shipping Location: Hermitage, United States Rogers was born on a farm on May 13, 1801, to Sarah Reynolds (1777-?). and Asa Rogers (1798-1824). From 1820 to 1825, Rogers was an apprentice to Joseph ... moreChurch, a silversmith and watchmaker in Hartford.
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PRE CIVIL WAR ERA C1859 VICTORIAN ROGERS SMITH TEA CADDY WASTE POT FLUTED DESIGN
PRE CIVIL WAR ERA C1859 VICTORIAN ROGERS SMITH TEA CADDY WASTE POT FLUTED DESIGN Search Up for auction is a Victorian over sized waste pot by Rogers& Smith with a patent date of April 1st. 1859 in good condition as shown in the pictures. Rare to find a piece of silver plate in such good condition which is also pre civil war era. The waste pot is fluted in design and stands 6 inches tall and 6 inches wide at the widest point. There are no monograms, dents or visible repairs. The silver plate is shiny and the design is superb. It would be interesting to know who's hands held this waste pot. I nsurance is included in the cost of shipping. If you have a question just send us an email and we will answer all questions as soon All Florida Resident must add 6% sales tax to the end of the auction price. Our items for auction are antique and ... morenot new. They have sat on many tables. Held by many hands and lived an eventful life. Please remember that most of our items will have some sort of flaw. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. We do accept pay pal as our default payment unless other payment arrangements have been made by contacting us in advance of auction close. We do appreciate payment with in 24 hours of auction end. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. Please look at the label on the box and compare to the amount billed before leaving low ratings. This questions does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. We normally ship with in 24 hours of receipt and verification of payment. We ship USPS- Parcel Post unless the purchaser requests other wise in which
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VICTORIAN c1870's ROGERS & SMITH TALL AESTHETIC TEA POT COFFEE POT BEADED TRIM
VICTORIAN c1870's ROGERS& SMITH TALL AESTHETIC TEA POT COFFEE POT BEADED TRIM Search Up for auction is Victorian tea pot or coffee pot by Rogers& Smith from the 1870's standing 12.5 inches tall and 9 inches wide from handle to spout. The pattern features an oversized beaded trim on the rim. Base and center of the pot. The silver plate is in good Victorian condition with some ware as shown. There are no dents or repaors and the inside is usable. There is a monogram on one side, an S. insurance is included in the cost of shipping. If you have a question just send us an email and we will answer all questions as soon All Florida Resident must add 6% sales tax to the end of the auction price. Our items for auction are antique and not new. They have sat on many tables. Held by many hands and lived an eventful life. Please remember ... morethat most of our items will have some sort of flaw. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. We do accept pay pal as our default payment unless other payment arrangements have been made by contacting us in advance of auction close. We do appreciate payment with in 24 hours of auction end. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. Please look at the label on the box and compare to the amount billed before leaving low ratings. This questions does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. We normally ship with in 24 hours of receipt and verification of payment. We ship USPS- Parcel Post unless the purchaser requests other wise in which case additional charges may apply. Insurance is always included in the cost of shipping unless noted
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Rogers Smith Antique Victorian Aesthetic Egyptian Silverplate Figural Coffee Pot
Up for auction is an outstanding early 20th century Victorian Aesthetic silver plate coffee pot or teapot by Rogers Smith& Co. New Haven, Connecticut. Heavily decorated with engraved and repousse ornament with an Egyptian motif including king figures and a phoenix bird on the lid. Amazing detail. Monogrammed on one side with a gothic letter"W" In very nice condition. Just needs a polishing. Please see photos carefully for details. Measures about 9 1/8" H x 10 1/2" W x 6 3/8" D. Fresh out of a fine old estate! Check out my other auctions for more treasures from the same estate!
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VICTORIAN ROGERS & SMITH C1856 AESTHETIC PITCHER JUG
THIS ANTIQUE VICTORIAN ERA SILVER PICTURE IS IN NICE CONDITION FOR ITS AGE. IT COMES AS SHOWN IN THE PHOTOS SO PLEASE BID ACCORDINGLY. ABOUT 14" TALL. BEAUTIFUL.
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VICTORIAN C1870'S SUPERB AESTHETIC SPOONER SPOON HOLDER BY ROGERS SMITH
VICTORIAN C1870'S SUPERB AESTHETIC SPOONER SPOON HOLDER BY ROGERS SMITH Search Up for auction is an Aesthetic Victorian spooner or spoon holder by Rogers& Smith from the 1870's in good condition as shown with the popular high collar and stately legs. The silver plate is very shiny with lovely hand chased design. There is a monogram on one side but because of the design. I have no idea what is it. The spooner stands 6.5 inches tall with a depth for holding spoons of 5 inches. Each of the handles features a thumb rest in the design of an acanthus leaf. No dents or deep scratches and inside is usable. We also have the over sized tea caddy/ sugar on auction this week and will combine shipping. We will combine shipping when ever possible. Please remember that our items are mostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. ... moreThey have sat on many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character of each individual Victorian or vintage item. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. The question does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. All sales are final unless item is not as described by misrepresentation. We supply enough pictures so that the bidder can make a decision as to the purchase of the piece. We will supply additional information and pictures if the buyer requests such. We do not believe in Buyers or Sellers Remorse. If we sell an item for less than
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c1870's VICTORIAN ROGERS & SMITH HAND CHASED AESTHETIC OVERSIZE CREAM PITCHER
c1870's VICTORIAN ROGERS& SMITH HAND CHASED AESTHETIC OVERSIZE CREAM PITCHER Search Up for auction is an Aesthetic Victorian cream pitcher by Rogers& Smith from the 1870's in good condition as shown with the popular high collar and stately legs. The silver plate is very shiny with lovely hand chased design. There is a monogram on one side but because of the design. I have no idea what is it though it could be an M. The creamer stands 7.25 inches tall and 4.5 inches wide measuring across the handle and spout. There are no dents or deep scratches and inside is clean and usable. We also have the over sized coffee pot or tea pot on auction this week and will combine shipping. We will combine shipping when ever possible. Please remember that our items are mostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. They have ... moresat on many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character of each individual Victorian or vintage item. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. The question does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. All sales are final unless item is not as described by misrepresentation. We supply enough pictures so that the bidder can make a decision as to the purchase of the piece. We will supply additional information and pictures if the buyer requests such. We do not believe in Buyers or Sellers Remorse. If we sell an item for less than worth we will
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ROGERS, SMITH & CO Antique c.1862 VICTORIAN/STEAMPUNK Silverplate SUGAR CREAMER+
Three(3) unusual mid-Victorian Silverplate pieces from Rogers. Smith& Co. We are pleased to present this set of three(3) unusual mid-Victorian Silverplate pieces for your consideration. They were manufactured by Rogers. Smith& Co. and we date them to circa 1862. All have extensive hand chased decorations with a band of greek inspired imagery in relief near the top. The bases have four feet. With a raised ball in the center, suggesting perhaps the base of a futuristic Victorian steampunk rocketship! All of the pieces are marked ROGERS. SMITH& CO. Although some portions of the markings on the bottom of the feet have worn off. All are marked with the pattern number 1899. All have a monogram that looks like"G" You will receive the following pieces(as shown in the first picture. From left to right) Creamer. It measures 7 ... moreinches high and weighs 1 pound 2 ounces. Quite good shape overall. With some minor faults. The rim has some slight nicks, but they feel soft, not sharp, to the touch. There are some areas of tarnish, especially on the feet at the bottom. There are a few scratches on the inside surface near the rim. The interior is clean, with a few patches of tarnish. The exterior is shiny towards the top, but has the appearance of fine pitting, despite feeling smooth, as you move down the side to just above the base. There are no dents or bumps. We rate the overall condition as very good. Waste Bowl. It measures 7 inches high and weighs 1 pound 10 ounces. The exterior has moderate tarnish with areas of dried silver polish. The interior has quite a bit of tarnish near the rim. With some soil and dried polish, and would benefit from further cleaning and polishing. Like the Creamer, this piece has shinier areas near the rim, with more of a finely pitted look moving down towards the base, but again with a smooth feel. There are no dents, dings, or other damage, and we rate the condition of this piece as very good. Sugar Bowl. It measures 7 inches high and weighs 1 pound 3 ounces. Similar in conditio
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1872 Aesthetic Victorian silver plated figural creamer Rogers.Smith & Co."D" Gcd
Gorgeous Victorian Aesthetic period footed creamer with Figural handle and feet. Female on the handle and"green men" on the feet with grape leaves. Dated Patd Oct. 22d.1872 Rogers Smith& Co. New Haven Conn. Pattern number 1887. No dents. Cracks, or scratches. Silver plate is very worn but to be expected having been handled and polished for almost 150 years, lol! Stands 5" tall and body is 3 1/2" round with 6 1/2" from handle to end of spout. Please see all photos, enlarge and ask any questions for full condition description. Most of my items come out of estates on Martha's Vineyard and some from other places in New England. The island of Martha's Vineyard where I have lived for the past 18 years is home to many old original families of sea captains and sailors so fascinating things come up when there are ... moreestate sales. Please check my other listings. I am putting up a large collection of glassware that I have gotten over the years out of these estates. I try to do a lot of research and give good descriptions but I am not an expert in everything so please ask questions or if you know something about a piece and are willing to add your input into my listings please contact me! I am happy to combine shipping on multiple items if possible. I will ship internationally but please contact me for the shipping cost before bidding. Paypal payment required within 3 days of auction close. 6.25% sales tax on bidders from Massachusettes. Please check my other new listings over the next couple of days. Returns are welcome if item is not as described. Refund for item cost only. I take very detailed photos and give good descriptions. Please see all pics and enlarge to see details. Ask me any questions before bidding. If an item is returned that was listed with free shipping the refund will be minus the actual shipping costs.
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c1860's VICTORIAN ROGERS SMITH AESTHETIC CIVIL WAR OVERSIZED TEA CADDY WASTE POT
c1860's VICTORIAN ROGERS SMITH AESTHETIC CIVIL WAR OVERSIZED TEA CADDY WASTE POT Search Up for auction is a Victorian over sized tea caddy or waste pot by Rogers& Smith which was manufactured between 1862 and 1877 during the time of the Civil War Era. The company operated out of Hartford Ct. from 1857 until 1862 at which time they moved the hollowware division to New Haven Ct and continued production there until they moved to Meriden Ct in 1877. The tea caddy is marked with the New Haven mark along with the makers marks. It stands 5.75 inches tall and 7.75 inches wide across the handles. The inside is clean and usable and there are no monograms or dents and shiny silver plate. We will combine shipping when ever possible. Please remember that our items are mostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. They have sat ... moreon many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character of each individual Victorian or vintage item. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. The question does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. All sales are final unless item is not as described by misrepresentation. We supply enough pictures so that the bidder can make a decision as to the purchase of the piece. We will supply additional information and pictures if the buyer requests such. We do not believe in Buyers or Sellers Remorse. If we sell an item for less than worth we will st
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CIVIL WAR ERA VICTORIAN ROGERS SMITH QUADRUPLE PLATE AESTHETIC CREAMER PITCHER
CIVIL WAR ERA VICTORIAN ROGERS SMITH QUADRUPLE PLATE AESTHETIC CREAMER PITCHER Search Up for auction is a Victorian Civil War Era creamer by Rogers& Smith in Quadruple Plate. The company began production of silver plate in 1857 and merged with Rogers& Brothers in 1861. Later in 1862 the dies were purchased by Meriden Britannia Company and in 1863 the hollowware division was also purchased by Meriden and transferred to New Haven and by 1866 the company ceased to exist. This would date the manufacture of the tea pot to before 1866. But as always. We suggest that you do your own research on all of our items. The creamer stands about 5.5 inches tall and 4.75 inches wide from handle to end of spout. The inside is clean and usable but does show darker spots on the very bottom of the creamer. Please scroll down to the bottom of the listing ... moreto see all the pictures as the gallery only shows 12. There is a monogram on one side of the base rim which may be a G but not sure. The silver plate is in good condition as shown in the pictures. We also have the tea pot on auction this week and will combine shipping. We will combine shipping when ever possible. Please remember that our items are mostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. They have sat on many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character of each individual Victorian or vintage item. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. The question does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer.We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be
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VICTORIAN CIVIL WAR ERA ROGERS & SMITH EMBOSSED REPOUSSE COVERED SUGAR TEA CADDY
VICTORIAN CIVIL WAR ERA ROGERS& SMITH EMBOSSED REPOUSSE COVERED SUGAR TEA CADDY Search Please look at all the pictures below the listing. There may be many and often times the scrolling gallery only shows a few. We consider our pictures part of our description and ask bidders to look before placing a bid. Our goal is to have a 5 star rating in item as described. If you purchase an item and feel that you can not leave a 5 star rating then please let us know why. When bidding using the one click bid understand that your bid only increases one increment and not the total of the amount you have bid. Bidders have told us that they lost an auction using the one click bid. Up for auction is a Victorian civil war era covered sugar or tea caddy by Rogers& Smith. The company operated from New Haven Ct. from 1857 until it merged with Rogers ... moreBrothers in 1861. At which time the tools and dies were purchased by Meriden Britannia Company and in 1863 the Meriden Britannia Co bought the hollowware division. In 1865 the plating shop merged with Meriden and by 1866 the company ceased to exist. The tea caddy features embossed details and floral edging around the rim and handles. it is taller than most standing 8.75 inches tall and is 8 inches wide measuring across the handle. The inside is clean and usable with no pitting. There is a monogrammed initial on one side which can be seen in the pictures. No dens and lovely silver plate. We will combine shipping when ever possible. Please remember that our items are mostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. They have sat on many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character of each individual Victorian or vintage item. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping.
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VICTORIAN ROGERS SMITH QUADRUPLE PLATE MERIDAN CREAMER PITCHER
Victorian creamer by Rogers& Smith Meriden in Quadruple Plate 180 Pattened CCT 24. 1865 The creamer measures 8 1/4" tall and 3 3/4" at its widest point The outside appears to be in good condition. The inside is clean and usable but does signs of previous use. All pictures are included as part of the description Check out my! All fragile items are wrapped and shipped with care. This item is used and although we try to find all condition issues. We do occasionally miss things. Item is sold"as is. All flaws are disclosed in the description and we include specific photos to highlight them. Payment to be paid within 7 days of auction's end. PayPal preferred. Please remember to leave feedback. If you are not happy with your purchase please contact us prior to leaving any negative feedback. Give us the chance to make your ... moretransaction a positive one. We will combine shipping when practical. Please contact us if you are bidding on multiple listings. Shipping price is for"48 States only" ALASKA AND HAWAII contact seller for quote. International buyers please contact seller prior to purchase for shipping costs. We will sometimes request a delivery confirmation signature. If this is going to cause an issue for you to receive your package. Let us know at the time of payment you are declining a delivery signature confirmation. We ship most of our items using FedEx or Priority mail because the shipments are insured up to $100.00 for damage or loss. So if for some reason your package arrives with shipping damage you can file a Claim through the shipper for the loss and recover your money. We ship Monday- Friday 11:00 a.m. Pacific Coast Time. Unfortunately, where we live FEDEX and USPS offices are closed on weekends and holidays. Like what you see? Please visit our eBay Store! We have a variety of items.
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C1870'S VICTORIAN ROGERS & SMITH MACHINE ETCHED SYRUP PITCHER BEADED TRIM JUG
C1870'S VICTORIAN ROGERS& SMITH MACHINE ETCHED SYRUP PITCHER BEADED TRIM JUG Search Please look at all the pictures below the listing. There may be many and often times the scrolling gallery only shows a few. We consider them part of our description and ask bidders to look before placing a bid. When bidding using the one click bid understand that your bid only increases one increment and not the total of the amount you have bid. Bidders have told us that they lost an auction using the one click bid. Up for auction is a Victorian syrup pitcher by Rogers and Smith. The company resided in Hartford Ct from 1857 until 1862 when moved to New Haven Ct and remained until 1877 when they again moved the company. This time to Meriden Ct. The makers mark on the bottom is from the time period they manufactured silver plate in New Haven. The syrup ... morepitcher stands 9.25 inches tall and features machine etched design. The inside is usable and the hinge is sturdy though there is wear to the syrup pitcher as shown in the pictures and a D monogrammed on one side. We will combine shipping when ever possible. Please remember that our items are mostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. They have sat on many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character of each individual Victorian or vintage item. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. The question does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer. We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile
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Antique Rogers Smith Co. Silver-Plate Victorian Tea Pot Sugar Cream Footed #1899
For your consideration from an Illinois Estate this beautiful antique tea Set by Rogers Smith& Co. These 3 unusual mid-Victorian pieces are pattern#1899 Made of silver-plate with extensive hand chased decorations and a band of Greek inspired imagery around the top. All of the pieces are marked ROGERS. SMITH& CO. pattern number 1899. My research has dated this set between 1850 and 1859. The set has not been cleaned by myself only light dusting for photos. They are in very nice condition with no apparent dents or dings. Please use photos as part of description. These lovely pieces measure approximately; Tea Pot: 9 ¾” wide(handle to spout) x 5 ¾” depth x 12” tall Creamer: 6 7/8”wide(handle to spout) x 4” depth x 6 ¾” tall Sugar Bowl: 6 ¾” wide(handle to handle) x 4” depth x 6 ¾” tall Payment Payment is due within ... more4 days by PayPal. After 4 days. EBay will automatically initiate a case to resolve. If there is a problem, please let me know as soon as possible. Shipping I ship packages within one working day which I define as the following open Post Office day(Mon– Fri) after receiving your PayPal payment. All items are carefully packed and delivery confirmation is included on every order. Thanks for viewing my listing Please in my other listings
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VICTORIAN ROGERS & SMITH LION FACE AESTHETIC MASK PATTRN TEA CADDY WASTE POT
VICTORIAN ROGERS& SMITH LION FACE AESTHETIC MASK PATTRN TEA CADDY WASTE POT Search Please look at all the pictures below the listing. There may be many and often times the scrolling gallery only shows a few. We consider them part of our description and ask bidders to look before placing a bid. When bidding using the one click bid understand that your bid only increases one increment and not the total of the amount you have bid. Bidders have told us that they lost an auction using the one click bid. Up for auction is a Victorian waste pot or tea caddy by Rogers and Smith from the 1870's- 80's. The waste pot features the lion face feet and handles and tropical palm trees on the body. It stands about 6 inches tall and 9 inches wide measuring across the handles. The inside is usable but does have slight wear on the very bottom and ... morethe outside also has wear as shown in the pictures. Still a fantastic wast pot. They just don't make the any more. We will combine shipping when ever possible. Please remember that our items are mostly Victorian and always used. Never new or in new condition. They have sat on many tables, held by many loving hands and lived an eventful life. They may have flaws which is part of the character of each individual Victorian or vintage item. We try to list as accurately as possible but to get a close up view of each item, just expand the pictures. By doing this you will never be disappointed and will know exactly what to expect. Ebay has a 5 star seller rating system that allows buyers to grade sellers on shipping. The question does not refer to how you feel about the post office rates but rather did I over charge you. The customer. We do not determine postal rates though I wish we could and many times we pay the extra shipping charges to get the item to the customer faster. We combine shipping when ever possible but there may be reasons why items can't be combined such as fragile items and heavy objects. All sales are final unless item is not as described by misrepresentatio
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