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Description
I believe the piece is a sugarbowl. It does not have the lid. The top of the handles arch upwards above the height of the bowl and arch softly down to almost the very bottom of the bowl. It has alot of what seems to be weathering or tarnish, as I could not initially tell it was silverplate except for looking at the bottom. Looking at the piece from the top, it seems out of round. Can't rightly tell if that is a purposeful design idea, or whether the piece sustained a blow so as to cause an indent.
The mark is FB Rogers Silver Co with a crown above the name and the year 1883 split on each side of the crown. Below the manufacturer's name is the number 1082 or 082
I have not attempted to clean the item as I don't know whether this would add ot detract from any value.
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Category
Metalware
Medium
Silver on Copper
Distinguishing marks
082 appears on bottom of piece along with FB Rogers and the crown with the year 1883
Condition
Poor
Size and dimensions of this item
2 1/2 inches high
Date Period
Late 1800's
Weight
6 to 9 oz
History
Discovered this piece while going through Mom's estate
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
unknown
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