Vintage Art Deco Silver Plate Sugar & Creamer - Benedict Hallmark Stamp - Unique Handles - Home and Kitchen Decor Serving
$32.00
Great Art Deco Benedict Silver Company silver plate sugar and creamer set with fabulous Art Deco handles and a low wide trophy shape. There is an embossed decorative trim on the upper rim of both of these pieces that is about 1/4” wide.
I believe this set is circa 1920s.
Measurements:
Sugar bowl diameter - 3.75".
From the handle to the tip is 6.25".
Creamer diameter - 3.75”. They are both 2.75" high.
Marked on the bottom. BENEDICT Made in USA EPNSBMM and has the company’s floral stamp.
NOTE:
The Benedict Silver Company began in 1890, and was started by Mainor Stuart Benedict in East Syracuse, New York circa early 1890s. The company went of business around 1945.
In nice vintage condition with light wear all over as would be expected a vintage or antique item. Some great patina all over.
I did not polish these as some folks prefer patina. Could be polished if so desired.
Wonderful Art Deco serving or kitchen decor item.
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