Lot #43: Vintage Silverplate Coffee Service & Tableware Lot – Leonard, F.B. Rogers, & Weighted Salt Pepper Shakers

This curated grouping blends mid-to-late 20th-century American hospitality design, featuring classic footed silhouettes, intricate repoussé floral work, and robust everyday craftsmanship. Perfect as a striking holiday centerpiece, a functional tea/coffee service setup, or a handsome addition to a vintage silverplate collection. Ornate Coffee/Teapot (Leonard Silver Manufacturing Co.): Features a tall, elegant footed body with an ornate handle, decorative spouted lip, black composite heat rings on the handle, and a stylized finial lid.1x Lidded Sugar Bowl (Leonard Silver Manufacturing Co.): Two-handled, four-footed design matching the coffee pot.1x Creamer Pitcher (Leonard Silver Manufacturing Co.): Single-handled, four-footed pourer matching the coffee pot and sugar bowl.1x Embossed Pedestal Compote Bowl (F.B. Rogers Silver Co.): An elaborately decorated bowl featuring heavy floral scrollwork/repoussé details along the rim and body, mounted on a solid tiered pedestal base. Retains the original manufacturer "Tarnish-Resistant" sticker on the bottom. 2x Weighted Salt & Pepper Shakers (Sheridan Silver Co.): Classic baluster-shaped shakers hallmarked on the bottom with Sheridan's signature crowned "W" shield. Modeled with heavily weighted base plates for stability. Leonard Silver Manufacturing Co.Founded in 1969 by Leonard Florence in Chelsea, Massachusetts, the company quickly became a prominent mid-century household name. Leonard specialized in crafting economically priced, highly durable hollowware inspired by traditional Victorian aesthetics. The company was eventually absorbed by the historic Towle Silversmiths in 1978. This specific set is beloved by collectors for its classic "coffee house" shape and dependable weight.F.B. Rogers Silver CompanyOne of America's storied silversmith traditions, F.B. Rogers was originally established in 1883 in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, before relocating its main operations to Taunton, Massachusetts, in 1886. Known for exceptional craftsmanship, their pieces became staples of formal American dining across the late 19th and 20th centuries. The scalloped, heavily textured floral bowl included here features their iconic script branding stamp. Sheridan Silver Co. (The Shakers)The salt and pepper shakers feature the distinct hallmark of the Sheridan Silver Company, which was established in Taunton, Massachusetts in 1946. Sheridan became highly regarded for producing premium, heavy-weight brass and copper-base heavily plated hollowware. They were ultimately acquired by the prominent silver conglomerate Godinger Silver Art Co. in the late 20th century. Their heavily weighted bottom design is highly functional, preventing tipping on active dinner party tables. PICKUP NOTE: Access Storage - ample parking. Do not go to the front office - Please come to loading dock ramps and see our team member with your lot numbers/ invoice. Pickup category timeslot {B}