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A 1950s Gorham "Newport Lady Diane" silverplate water pitcher from Providence, Rhode Island — an ornate handle and elegant footing from one of America's oldest silversmiths.
Maker: Gorham Silver
Pattern: Newport Lady Diane
Materials: Silverplate (E.P.)
Origin: Providence, RI, USA
Era: Vintage, 1950s
Dimensions: 8¾" tall, 7¾" wide
Condition: Very good — surface scratches consistent with use; no dents; uncleaned, will respond well to polishing. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A handsome gift for a silver collector, or the centerpiece of a formal table setting for anyone who appreciates classic American silversmithing.
Gorham has been making silver since 1831, and this is what American silver looked like at its most graceful. The Newport Lady Diane pattern features a gorgeous ornate handle and elegant footing — not flashy, just beautifully proportioned. Ice lip for easy pouring. Heavy for its size, excellent quality. Not yet cleaned — will shine beautifully with a proper polishing. Any black areas in photos are reflections.
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