Silverplate Occasional Service Set

This is a four-piece decorative serving set composed of polished silver-colored metal, likely silver-plated brass or copper. The ensemble includes a tall coffee or chocolate pot with a goose-neck spout, a lidded sugar bowl, and an open creamer, all resting upon a circular gallery tray. The tall pot features a high-domed lid topped with a refined pinecone or bud finial, a curved ornate handle with decorative flourishes, and four cast foliated scroll feet supporting the body. The creamer and sugar bowl mirror this aesthetic with matching scroll feet and handles. The tray displays a beaded or gadroon edge along its rim, typical of Mid-20th-century silverplate designs. The items show a high-polish reflective finish with minimal visible oxidation, suggesting they have been recently cleaned or well-maintained. While specific hallmarking is not visible, the style is reminiscent of American manufacturers like Reed & Barton or International Silver Co. from the 1940s to 1960s. The craftsmanship is industrial-grade with cast attachments, making it a robust example of domestic formalware from that period. There are minor surficial scratches and some dullness in the recessed areas of the ornate cast decorative elements, consistent with light use.

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