Antique Victorian Rogers Silver Plate Lidded Pedestal Spooner, Ornate Handled Centerpiece Sugar Bowl, 1880s Decorative Tableware

Some pieces were never meant to be tucked quietly into a cupboard—this is one of them. This antique Victorian Rogers silver plate spooner rises on a graceful pedestal, with richly detailed handles and a beautifully fitted lid, giving it the presence of a true centerpiece rather than a simple serving piece. The ornate repoussé work wraps the body in scrolling decoration, catching the light in a way that immediately draws the eye.

Originally intended for the table, pieces like this spoke to a level of refinement and hospitality that defined the Victorian home. Today, it offers that same sense of occasion—whether you place it at the center of a table, style it on a sideboard, or use it to hold wrapped sweets, sugar, or even a small arrangement. It's the kind of piece that elevates everything around it. Silver of this scale and form has become especially desirable for layering into interiors, adding both height and quiet drama without feeling overly formal.

Collector’s Note

Rogers silverplate remains one of the most recognized names in 19th century American tableware, valued for both quality and enduring design. Well-preserved spooners with openwork detail continue to be sought after by collectors and decorators alike.

• Measures 8" x 5-3/4" x  9"h.