Museum Quality Investment Grade Condition! A Stunningly Beautiful Late 19th Century or Early 20th Century 1880s-1900s US Navy Senior Officers Mess Silverplated Ice Water Decanter with Removable Ceramic Liner. Patent Dates Galore: 1858-1872! Certainly Used During The Spanish American War thru to the Great White Fleet era! The Intricate Silverplated Detail of the Furniture and Designs on the Decanter are Absolutely Stunning Only Found in the Victorian Era. The Stylized "USN" Monogram is Part of Regulation US Navy Dinnerware (and Hygieneware) Used During this Period Which Also Dates This Piece to the Late 19th Century. Only Having 1 Star Indicates That the Piece Was Made and Used in the Senior Officers Admirals Mess. Perhaps even by a Commodore Commanding a Task Force as the Navy Did Not Have 1 Star Rear Admirals Until the 1980s. However This Would Make a Perfect Gift for Todays Contemporary For any Senior Naval Officer - Perfect Gift for a Naval Officer or Naval Antique Collector! |
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Used in Senior Officer's Mess, 1880s to early 1900s, Spanish American War thru Great White Fleet era. Manufactured by Reed and Barton w/ Patent Dates: April 6, 1858, August 4, 1868, November 17, 1868, April 6th, 1872, Extended 7 Years. Removable Ceramic Liner Manufactured by: James Edwards and Son, Dale Hall, England. Folks, it just doesn't get any more rarer than this! |
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