Meriden Britannia Co.
American Edwardian Silver Water Pitcher
Circa 1910
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Description
American Neoclassical Revival sterling silver water pitcher.
- Made by Meriden Britannia (part of International Silver Co.) in Connecticut, ca 1910.
- Round and tapering bowl in domed foot.
- Bellied shoulder, helmet mouth and leaf-capped scroll-bracket handle.
- Decorated with Garland, rinceaux, acanthus leaves, and leafing scrolls and pendant flowers overlapping columnar frames (vacant).
- Leaf-and-dart borders.
- Fully marked including International and Meriden Britannia stamps, pattern name, number 5102B and volume (5 pts).
Condition Report
Very GoodPatination and wear consistent with age and use.
Product is used.
Dimensions
Heavy weight: 49 troy ounces
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