Click any image to enlarge
AI Appraisal
Description
This is a creamer from my sister's estate. She liked browsing thrift shops and antique stores and picked up this single creamer because she liked the design. There were no other pieces like it. The hallmark on the bottom is a circle with a shield inside it, and what looks like a set of scales inside the shield. Around the shield are the words "MERIDAN" and "B. COMPANY.". There is the number "1915" below the circle. There are no dents, but the pin that secures the lid is missing.
Category
Silver and Silver Overlay
Medium
silver
Distinguishing marks
hallmark as noted in description
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
6" high by 3" in diameter
Date Period
unknown
Weight
1 lb.
History
unknown
Price Paid (If known)
inherited from my sister
⚠️ You have 1 free appraisal left today
Upgrade for 15-30/day →
Want more from your appraisals?
View Plans →
Upgrade for PDF reports, more daily appraisals, and ad-free experience.
Re: Meriden silver creamer
I have a silver creamer and sugar set it was a wedding gift to my deceased parents in 1950.
I plan to post photo's, but was wondering if you got what it may be worth?
Thank you.
Re: Meriden silver creamer
Re: Meriden silver creamer
Silverplated Pitchers like this were part of late Victorian water sets which would have included tumblers, a swinging stand and a tray. Values for them depend a great deal on the condition of the silverplating, examples with worn plating are very difficult to sell at any price, examples that polish up well can go at auction in the $60.00- $125.00 range.