A graceful antique silver creamer with sculptural lines and an elegant pouring spout. Originally created to serve cream at the breakfast table, it now offers a charming new purpose as a candle—bringing warmth to kitchens, libraries, and quiet corners.
Made by Hartford Sterling Co. of Philadelphia, the vessel bears the H.S. Co. mark and pattern number E3050. An American silver-plated piece from a company founded around 1900, it is a lovely remnant of another era, now made useful once again.
Details
Hartford Sterling Co.
American silver plate
Pattern No. E3050
Size: 5 × 4 inches
Weight: Coming
Wax: 100% soy wax
Wicks: Coming
Burn time: Coming
Fragrance: Coming
Refillable
One of One
Volume I • No. 016
A graceful antique silver creamer with sculptural lines and an elegant pouring spout. Originally created to serve cream at the breakfast table, it now offers a charming new purpose as a candle—bringing warmth to kitchens, libraries, and quiet corners.
Made by Hartford Sterling Co. of Philadelphia, the vessel bears the H.S. Co. mark and pattern number E3050. An American silver-plated piece from a company founded around 1900, it is a lovely remnant of another era, now made useful once again.
Details
Hartford Sterling Co.
American silver plate
Pattern No. E3050
Size: 5 × 4 inches
Weight: Coming
Wax: 100% soy wax
Wicks: Coming
Burn time: Coming
Fragrance: Coming
Refillable
One of One
Volume I • No. 016
