Vintage Van Bergh Quadruple Silverplate Creamer & Covered Sugar Bowl Set

Beautifully aged silver with a story to tell.

This vintage creamer and covered sugar bowl set by Van Bergh Silver Plate Co. features graceful curved handles, rounded forms, and the rich patina that comes with years of use.

Founded in Rochester, New York, in 1892, Van Bergh became known for its silverplated hollowware before merging with Oneida Community in 1926.

The creamer features a gently curved pouring spout and decorative handle, while the coordinating sugar bowl has two handles and a fitted lid with a charming finial.

Both pieces display noticeable signs of age, including dents and varying degrees of tarnish. They are especially lovely for someone who appreciates the character of old silver, whether displayed among collected treasures or incorporated into a vintage-inspired table setting.

Details

• Maker: Van Bergh Silver Plate Co.
• Material: Quadruple silverplate
• Set includes: One creamer and one covered sugar bowl
• Creamer: 3¾” high × 5” from spout to handle
• Creamer capacity: Approximately 12 fluid ounces
• Sugar bowl: 6½” high with lid × 6¼” from handle to handle
• Sold as a two-piece set

Vintage condition: Good vintage condition with noticeable age-related wear. The creamer has three small dents on one side. The sugar bowl has dents on both the front and back. Both pieces have varying degrees of patina and tarnish, which may be polished or left as found. Please review all photographs for condition details.