1847 Rogers Bros., International Silver Company
United States, c. 1930s
A graceful pair of vintage silverplate salt and pepper shakers from the Ambassador pattern by 1847 Rogers Bros., produced by the International Silver Company during the Art Deco era. The tall tapered bodies feature faceted panels with small ornamental cartouches, rising from a broad pedestal base and topped with pierced dome lids and slender finials.
The design reflects the vertical elegance typical of interwar American tableware, combining restrained ornament with a strong architectural silhouette. Under candlelight, the softly aged silverplate surface produces a warm reflective glow that complements vintage china, linen runners, and natural floral arrangements.
Stamped on the base:
Ambassador — 1847 Rogers Bros — 00189
These shakers remain fully functional and display beautifully as part of a curated table setting.
Material: Silverplate over brass
