E. B. Rogers Silver Co. Silver-Plated Coffee Pot

This is a silver-plated coffee pot, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century, given the 'Trademark 1883 E. B. Rogers Silver CO 2462' mark. The pot exhibits a classic, elegant form with a slightly tapered body, widening towards the base before resting on four ornate, scrolled feet. The material appears to be silverplate, judging by the visible dark tarnish and the type of manufacturing marks common for this period. The overall color is a dark, oxidized silver with hints of brighter, reflective silver where light catches the surface, indicating a significant amount of dark patina. The handle is an elaborate, scrolled design, featuring decorative elements that suggest a Victorian or Rococo Revival style. The spout is also gracefully curved and extends outward with a delicate tip. The lid is domed with a highly decorative finial, consisting of intertwined acanthus-like scrolls, adding to the opulent aesthetic. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with well-defined decorative elements and a substantial feel, although the exact size cannot be determined without a reference. There are no immediate visible signs of major damage such as dents or cracks, but the heavy tarnish is a prominent characteristic, and without further cleaning, it's impossible to determine if there are any underlying pitting or wear spots in the plating.