Vintage Quadruple Plate Creamer Pitcher Wm. A. Rogers “State House” Engraved

Bring timeless charm to your collection with this antique Wm. A. Rogers quadruple plate creamer pitcher, elegantly engraved with the words “State House” on the body. Dating to the late 19th–early 20th century, quadruple plate pieces like this were produced with four layers of silver plating, giving them a much richer look and durability compared to standard silverplate. Features & Details Maker: Wm. A. Rogers (New York hallmark, stamped on base) Marked Quadruple Plate with number 1854 Elegant rounded body with hinged lid and classic spout design Measures approx. 4.5” tall, 4” diameter opening (see photos with tape measure) Engraved with “State House” in script – likely custom-ordered for a hotel, government building, or dining establishment Trending Aesthetic Keywords Perfect for cottagecore, grandmillennial, vintage tea party, eclectic maximalist, silver décor, antique kitchen styling, old money aesthetic, and heirloom-inspired home décor. Styling & Use Ideas Display as part of an antique silver collection Repurpose as a small vase for wildflowers or dried arrangements Use in a vintage tablescape for a tea party or holiday centerpiece Great addition to a historic décor theme SKU: 2811