Antique Monogrammed Silver Soldered Tray - Meriden Britannia Rogers Bros circa 1860s-1890s menu book lunch and dinner and even

lunch and dinner and even provided special menus for babies and kids

if you had your heart set on becoming the ideal hostess you would stock your cupboards full of cheerful Pottery Guild dishes

The two creatures were set side by side to be admired

making them individual works of art in and of themselves

Antique Monogrammed Silver Soldered Tray - Meriden Britannia Rogers Bros circa 1860s-1890s menu book lunch and dinner and even{HISTORY} Monogrammed trays are a delight in and of themselves, but this one is even more of a charmer when paired with gadroon style edging and a scalloped shape. Made in Connecticut, between the 1860s and the 1890s by the Meriden Britannia Company using Rogers Bros designs (thanks to a merger), this tray bears the monogram MBS. Isn't it a dream to wonder just exactly who this MBS was? Mary Battina Scott. Michael Benjamin Smith. Mirabelle Solvang