The stunning, vintage teapot chime makes a unique house wrming gift or garden gift. Strong metal chain is used as well as heavy monofilament line.
You will receive a laminated card with this info:
"H. Homan IX" refers to early silver-plated or pewter items manufactured by H. Homan & Co. in Cincinnati, Ohio, often dating to the mid-19th century (around 1847-1850s). The firm later became the Homan Silver Plate Co. and eventually the Homan Manufacturing Co. These pieces are typically high-quality American Victorian-style, often marked with "Quadruple Plate".
Key Details About Homan Silverplate
• Origin: Founded in 1847 by Henry Homan and Asa F. Flagg in Cincinnati.
• Company Name Evolution:
o 1847: Originally Flagg & Homan (produced Britannia metal and pewter).
o c. 1864: Began producing silverplate.
o 1896-1904: Homan Silver Plate Co.
o 1904-1915: Homan Manufacturing Co.
o 1941: Company went out of business.
• Markings: "Homan IX" often indicates earlier pieces, while later items are marked "Homan Mfg Co". "Quadruple Plate" was a common marking, indicating a high-quality, durable plating process.
• Items: Produced a wide range of, including tea sets, trays, pitchers, and vanity items.
• Value: Often found on the secondary market (like eBay or Etsy), with prices varying based on condition, often for serving pieces, trays, and Victorian-era items.
