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Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow
Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow
Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow
Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow
Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow
Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow
Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow
Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow
Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow
Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow
Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow
Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow

Antique Covered Butter Dish Rodgers Smith Co Silver Plate 1857-1862 Goat Cow

$ 100.31

Availability: 45 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Condition: Good Condition for age Some wear
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Age: 1850-1899
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Style: Victorian
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Pattern: American Victorian
  • Type: Butter Dishes
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Brand: Rogers Smith & Co
  • Composition: Silverplate

    Description

    Thanks for Looking! This is a nice Item!  This is a sliver plate butter dish from Rogers Smith & Co Hartford Conn.  It measures approx 8 3/4" long and 6" wide.  It is approx 5" tall.  The butter dish has a vented tray for the butter that ice can go under.  The creature on top might be a goat or a cow.  It does have wear that shows it has been used and loved.  I did polish it but it can use more.  Please see pictures.  Here is a link and text showing the mark for age reference.
    http://www.silvercollection.it/AMERICANSILVERPLATEMARKSQSDUE.html
    ROGERS, SMITH & CO
    Organised in 1857 by William Rogers Sr. and George W. Smith. The firm was merged in 1861 with Rogers Brothers Mfg Co under the presidence of William Rogers. The tools and the dies were bought in 1862 by Meriden Britannia Co transferring to Meriden the production of the 1847 Rogers Bros line under the direction of William Rogers. In 1863 Meriden Britannia Co bought the hollowware division. In 1865 the plating shop was transferred from New Haven to Meriden and merged with Meriden Britannia Co in 1866. Rogers, Smith & Co ceased to exist as a separate firm and was used as a trademark of Meriden Britannia Co when the International Silver Co was formed in 1898
    approximate date period by location on the mark:
    Hartford, 1857-1862
    New Haven, 1862-1877
    Meriden, 1877-1904
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    ROGERS SILVERMITHS DIRECTORY
    Please feel free to ask Questions