CHATELAINE COMMUNITY DECO NEOCLASSIC ACHANTUS FOOTED TALL AFTER DINNER COFFE
The Community Line
During 1848 John Humphrey Noyes and a little association of men began an
experiment in communal living at Oneida Creek. In 1877 the Oneida
Community began the manufacture of tableware. The production of iron
spoons called "Lily" and "Oval" manufactured by
the Wallingford branch was the direct ancestor of the Community Plate
line. In 1880 the activity was incorporated in New York as Oneida
Community Limited and the factory was moved to Niagara Falls. The
first flatware Design Patterns were obtained by the company in 1881,
but its production couldn't compete with higher quality silver made
by other companies. The firm used a variety of brands/trademarks,
among which Community Silver held some of the most popular and
successful designs in the company's history.
Deco
inspired scarce set as part of the Holloware collection
designed by the infamous Oneida Community trademark to complement
this pattern, All three pieces in excellent conditions showing no
dents, monograms, breaks, or repairs minor nicks to the
front bottom of the pot no major issues noted, overall bright
mirrored finish, clean insides no corrosion, build up, leaks or
repairs, solid quality manufacture and soft grip, coffee pot 11 1/4" by 9 1/4" 2.5 lbs weight, tall lidded sugar bowl 5 7/8" b 5 7/8", tall Creamer / jug 5 1/4" by 5 1/2".