1880-1900
GUSN-180374
Eight-piece silver-plated tea service, marked with Hartford Silverplate Company pattern number "1411." Design of wild roses with five and three-petaled stylized flowers in Moorish-style divided band.
tea services
silver (metal)
copper alloy
plating (metal coating)
Service, Tea
"HARTFORD SILVERPLATE CO. HFD. CT/QUADRUPLE PLATE" (Appears around mark of left-facing stag on objects .1, .2, .3, .5, .8)
"HARTFORD SILVER PLATE CO./QUAD PLATE" (Appears on pieces .4A, .6, .7, with makers mark of right-facing stag.)
"1411" (Probably pattern number. Appears on all pieces.)
"5" (Identifying mark for hot water pot. Appears on .3 only.)
"6" (Identifying mark for teapot. Appears on bottom of .2 only.)
"7" (Identifying mark for coffee pot. Appears on bottom of .1 only.)
"8525258" (Former owner's identifier (birth date surrounded by 8s), hand-engraved on bottom of all pieces in the set and 2009.2.2)
Pattern #1411
Norton, Linda K.
5.1
2009.2
718
Hartford Silver Plate Company (Manufacturer)
Hartford, Connecticut
Gift of Linda K. Norton
2009.2.1
Hartford (Hartford county, Connecticut)
Worcester (Worcester county, Massachusetts)
Connecticut (United States)
Massachusetts (United States)
Hartford (Hartford county, Connecticut)
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