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Silver Plated Tilting Water Pitcher

Description

I've been told that it is an silver plated tilting water pitcher from the 1870s.  It is missing the glass or goblet that would go with it though.  It looks like someone has tried to clean it but stopped.  Should I continue the cleaning or leave it as is? The top has a very odd looking decoration that looks like a boy and a ball.

Any additional information would be great including it's value.

Category Silver and Silver Overlay
Medium Silver plate
Distinguishing marks "167" "Middletown plate co. quadruple plated" "Hard White Metal" a scales symbol
Condition Fair
Size and dimensions of this item 20" x 12"
Date Period 1870s ?
Weight less than 5 lbs
History It was donated to us so we have no background information to speak of.
Price Paid (If known) donation
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