I don’t know, but is this silver plated cream & sugar from the same set?
the larger creamer is marked “silver on copper” can’t find any markings on the sugar.
They just don’t seem to match to me!
Thanks for any help
Rick
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RicksVintagePlus Reputation: 54 See RicksVintagePlus' booth |
I do not know anything about the set, but it looks to
me like entirely different pieces.
The shape and design on the handles and feet are
to different to be a matched set
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reksplace36 Reputation: 1267 See reksplace36's booth |
I agree with the others, too many differences in the patterns to be from the same set. Plus the creamer looks much larger than the sugar.
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PhoenixResale Reputation: 219 See PhoenixResale's booth |
I agree with reksplace. The feet are just too different to be a set
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thevintageflea Reputation: 251 See thevintageflea's booth |
They would also be much closer in size if they were a matched set. Traditionally, your coffee or tea pot would be the largest piece, the sugar and creamer would be of a size, and a tray (if the set came with a tray) would accomodate all parts. You can still get a fair to decent value if you polish them up and sell them as replacements. People are forever trying to finish out the set of silver they already have.
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johncraftstreasures Reputation: 172 See johncraftstreasures' booth |
The handles are different and the texture is also. I say no.
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the_seller_inc Reputation: 616 See the_seller_inc's booth |
no. shapes would be similar, handles would be the same and legs would be the same
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BARNTIQUES859 Reputation: 234 See BARNTIQUES859's booth |
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