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Topic: Identifying old silverplate waterpitcher

Fran O'B

Posts: 2
Registered: Aug 2004

posted 08-22-2004 11:33 AM

I have an old silverplate water pitcher. There is no mark just the name "J. C. Reed, Jr., & Co. N.Y." on the bottom. There are two numbers that appear to be stamped. The #s are 1 and 2 and they are offset. The pitcher is lined and has a drain hole in the bottom. It is lidded and had two warrior looking heads.. one on each side. It is quite attractive. Any info. would be appreciated. Thanks

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steveray

Posts: 3
Registered: Oct 2004

posted 10-21-2004 10:21 PM

Without a picture or size description it is difficult. J.C. Reed does not appear in any of my reference guides. It could be a company trying to copy off the good name Reed & Barton. Does it appear Victorian? Is it a double walled pitcher?

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Originally posted by Fran O'B:
I have an old silverplate water pitcher. There is no mark just the name "J. C. Reed, Jr., & Co. N.Y." on the bottom. There are two numbers that appear to be stamped. The #s are 1 and 2 and they are offset. The pitcher is lined and has a drain hole in the bottom. It is lidded and had two warrior looking heads.. one on each side. It is quite attractive. Any info. would be appreciated. Thanks

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