Antique Victorian Quadruple Silver Plate Creamer – Victor Silver Co. – #2624. Ornate Floral Design

This footed creamer features a detailed beaded trim, ornate floral and scroll repousse design, and a hinged lid with floral finial—a perfect addition to any antique silverplate collection, or for vintage home décor or tea service. This  antique Victorian-style silver-plated creamer or small teapot made by the Victor Silver Company, a subsidiary of the Derby Silver Company, which was later absorbed by the International Silver Company. The piece is quadruple silver-plated, as marked on the base, and features a raised floral repoussé design with beaded trim and ornate footed base. The lid is hinged and topped with a floral finial, and the spout and handle both have high-relief decorative accents.

Key Attributes

• Maker: Victor Silver Co. (Derby, CT; active late 1800s–early 1900s)

• Material: Quadruple silver plate

• Dimensions: Approx. 5.75" tall, 5" wide

• Style: Victorian, floral repoussé with bead and scroll embellishments

• Condition: Moderate wear with interior tarnishing and surface scuffs; no major dents or missing elements

• Markings: Victor Silver Co., Quadruple Plate, pattern number “2624”

Victorian Quadruple Silver Plate Creamer – Victor Silver Co. – Ornate Floral Footed Design

Add a touch of Victorian elegance to your collection with this beautifully detailed quadruple silver-plated creamer by Victor Silver Co. Featuring ornate repoussé floral patterns, a beaded rim, and a footed base, this 5.75" tall piece boasts timeless charm. The hinged lid is crowned with a floral finial, and the handle and spout are richly embellished. A lovely display piece or addition to your antique silver collection.