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MCM Rockwell Silver Company Silver Wheat Stalk Motif Glass/Crystal Cocktail Pitcher 1(contact info removed)'s

Posted in Zephyrhills, FL

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MCM Rockwell Silver Company Silver Wheat Stalk Motif Glass/Crystal Cocktail Pitcher 1(contact info removed)'s In good condition with no chips or cracks, silver is in lovely condition! Aprox: 9"T x 6" from handle to side end 3 1/2" base, 2 Pounds. A Bit of History: The Rockwell Silver Company was founded in 1907 in Meriden, Connecticut by brothers Curtiss & Lucien Rockwell. They pioneered high-quality "silver deposit" ware, process of electroplating sterling silver designs onto glass and china blanks. The company operated as a major decorator until it merged with the Silver City Glass Company in 1978. The Rockwell Silver Company did not strictly date-stamp individual silver overlay pieces, but their highly popular sterling silver "wheat"or "wheat stalk" motif on barware & cocktail pitchers was primarily produced during their peak mid-century era, from the 1940s through the 1960s. Thank you for visiting :) *I ship out same day* *All questions encouraged as ALL SALES ARE FINAL*

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