Antique Rogers Triple Plated Spooner Sugar Bowl 1880's

A superb example of late 19th century silver artistry, this Antique Rogers Triple Plated Spooner - Sugar Bowl  from the 1880's is made in rich triple plate silver with extraordinary attention to detail. The elegant pedestal form is adorned with lavish repoussé scrolls and florals, accented by twin rococo handles and a delicately scalloped base. The domed lid, crowned with an ornate finial, completes the refined silhouette that embodies 19th-century American grandeur. Designed as a spooner—a vessel to hold sugar alongside teaspoons—this piece reflects the gracious ritual of Victorian tea and dessert service.

Its gleaming silver surface and intricate relief work showcase the craftsmanship that made Rogers one of the most celebrated makers of American silver plate. A timeless centerpiece for your table or sideboard, this exquisite luxury accessory invites an air of refined elegance to modern entertaining. Display with your antique silver collection, or use to serve sugar on your tea table, or as a delightful addition to your dessert service when entertaining. Imagine it filled with whipped cream for holiday desserts, it's a shining echo of the Belle Époque’s elegance and charm. {Holds 12 of your spoons, not included.}

• Measures 8" x 5-3/4" x  9"h.