Early 20th Cent. Warren Silver Plate Co Quadruple Plate New York Creamer No Lid

Description: This listing is for an antique quadruple silver plated creamer. It was made in New York by the Warren Silver Plate Co, probably in the early 20th Century. It came from an estate sale and was heavily tarnished -- as shown I have polished it a few times. It has a maker's mark engraved on the bottom. Warren Silver Plate Company. Quadruple Plate. It is also numbered 851 and below that has the letter E. As you can see from the bottom, this was used to hold nails or pens or something pointy. One of those perforated the bottom, so it is not watertight. There is a mount for a hinged lid, but I do not have it. However, it's a great piece of early American silver plate and looks like a true antique. Please view all photos, and let me know if you have any questions. PLEASE READ MY SELLING POLICIES:-All listings are for the item(s) described in the written description and shown in the photos. -Display stands, rulers, scales, and other tools for display/measurement are NOT included unless stated.-Measurements are in English standard units, i.e. inches, ounces, and pounds. Length measured with a Wescott wooden ruler. Weight measured with a Pelouze model 10100 scale.-Please consider the written description, photos, and Condition field part of item condition.-I do my best to accurately determine age, provenance, origin, materials, etc. from inspecting the item, image search/comparison, reference books, and online resources, but I am not an expert appraiser. -Please review all photos, read the description, and send me any questions you have BEFORE bidding.-Payment is expected in full according to auction/eBay terms. -Shipping is via USPS. I pack all items carefully using recycled/reused boxes and padding because I love the planet.-Feedback is always deeply appreciated. Thank you!

Price: 14.99 USD

Location: Lewis Center, Ohio

End Time: 2025-01-17T04:29:26.000Z

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