Bowl w/ Grape Wm A Rogers Old English Reproduction Silver Plated Copper Antique

Wm. A. Rogers: This is the manufacturer. Wm. A. Rogers was a well-known silversmith company, later acquired by Oneida Limited. They produced a lot of silver-plated items, often replicating older styles. Old English Reproduction: This indicates that the design of the bowl is a reproduction of a traditional "Old English" style. S.P. COPPER: This stands for "Silver Plated Copper," meaning the item is made of copper and then electroplated with a layer of silver. This was a common practice for silver-plated items, as copper provided a durable base. B.M. MTS: This likely stands for "Britannia Metal Mounts" or "Base Metal Mounts." Britannia metal is an alloy of tin, antimony, and copper, often used as a base for silver plating, especially for decorative elements like handles or feet. In this case, it indicates that the mounts (like the handles and possibly the base) are made of this type of metal. 6155: This is a pattern or model number for the specific item. Grape Motif: The bowl features an embossed band around its circumference depicting grapevines with leaves and bunches of grapes, adding to its decorative appeal. Form: It appears to be a two-handled, footed bowl, possibly intended as a sugar bowl, candy dish, or small serving bowl. Good antique condition some wear on the inside please reference detailed photos as they are part of the description of the item.  Dimensions: Height 3 inches, Diameter 4.25 inches