Silver Plate Copper beaded motif Circa 1888 1900 Victorian Kitchen Water Pitcher

Lovely late-Victorian ice water pitcher Maker: Circular incuse mark @bottom: ROCHESTER STAMPING WORKS ROCHESTER, N.Y. The Co. EST. 1888 manufacture strictly 1st class sheet metal goods, pitcher is a classic example of their ornate hollowware Details: • Tall baluster form, beaded borders rim & foot • Domed hinged lid, fluted top & acorn finial • Ornate cast handle, thumb rest & lower scroll • Hinged spout flap, original pierced ice strainer, ice guard inside spout • Silver plated over copper, white metal base, not sterling Dimensions: - 10 base - tall to top - 8 spout - end of handle - 5.5 base diameter - Weighs aprx 1.5 lbs. Condition: Good antique w/ age-appropriate wear, Surface shows light scratches, buffing marks from 100+ years of polishing Interior shows tarnish, some darkening /green verdigris -bottom seam typical of silver plate over copper - see photos. No major dents. (Blemishes noted on images) Both hinges work - lid opens/closes tightly, spout flap moves freely. Worn plate at high points but no holes. Please review all 12 photos - prior to purchase *This is one of a kind w/extra detail: similar models do not have. SALE is final, non returnable or refundable. Flaws appropriate for the items age; are part of description/ images for review. You get exactly what is pictured, will come cellophane wrapped/packed well. This is a decorative, functional antique - perfect for a Victorian bar cart, farmhouse display, or vase. Polishes up beautifully.