Victorian Quadruple Plate Dainty Syrup Pitcher VERY ELEGANT by Oneida "WOW"

Description

***VICTORIAN Quadruple Plate Syrup Pitcher by Oneida***
We are pleased to offer this beautiful and dainty Victorian Quadruple Plate (silverplate) Syrup Pitcher marked Oneida. #70.  The hallmark marking is visible on the bottom.  The Oneida Co. was founded in 1880, in Oneida, New York by John Henry Noyes.
The Syrup Pitcher body has a gorgeous design pattern consisting of the most amazing
etched scrolled vines adorned with leaves, please see photos.  It is simply beautiful.
Beside normal wear due to age and use, the pre-owned Syrup Pitcher exterior and Interior is very clean and in wonderful condition with hard to see surface marks/scratches (very minor).  Otherwise, the Syrup Pitcher is in great condition with great silver plate coverage.  Very shiny even though it has not been polished for quite sometime, and it is very useable today.
We do our best to describe the items and provide visual photos.
If you have any questions or need additional photos or information, please ask prior to bidding/buying.
The Syrup Pitcher will be a nice addition to any Victorian collection/display, and it is being offered for a reasonable price.
PLEASE NOTE:  We don't send offers per eBay recommendation.  If you like one of our listing, and you would like to make an offer, please do so.  We will consider any reasonable offer.  Thank You
We are downsizing and selling Victorian collection at 70% off our original purchase price. This is a great opportunity to own such wonderful antique Victorian set for a very reasonable price.
Over the next few weeks/months we will be listing numerous wonderful, perhaps rare and unusual Victorian Porcelain and Silver plate items as we downsize our collection of the last 40 years.  If you enjoy collecting Antique Victorian, Porcelain, and Silverplate Items, please add us to your saved sellers' list.  I promise you won't be disappointed.  I am not a pro at taking photos.  So please if you don't see a specific feature, please ask us for additional photos or information, since the photos are part of the description.  Thank you for looking.
We normally don't accept returns due to the amount of handling these 100 - 250 years old items will experience.  Antique items are sold as is, but if we agree to accept a return due damage or not as described, the shipping cost (to ship/return) will be absorbed by the buyer, and a 15% restocking fee will be deducted from the refund due to recent abuse experienced.  So please review the item, photos, and ask any and all the necessary questions prior to buying.
Shipping is normally USPS Parcel Ground.  We, also, made USPS priority shipping available, if you would prefer priority.
If you prefer other shipping options/carriers, please advise prior to payment.  We are very flexible.  We may need to substitute UPS/FedEx Ground for USPS Parcel Ground at the time of shipment, because it may be a faster delivery or other reasons.  Sometimes when possible, we will substitute USPS Priority to assure prompt arrival.  Please let us know, if you have an issue with the UPS/FedEx Ground substitution.   Thank you.
**If we could combine shipping to save you money, we will do so, and we issue a refund once the item is delivered/and eBay released the funds.