One of a Kind — 1 Available
Pair of Antique TRENT Silverplate Salt & Pepper Shakers (c. 1910–1930)
Viridian Eclection
$116.00
Save $50.75
Appraised value $166.75
Era
Decor
Material
See description
Condition
Excellent Vintage
Provenance
Documented
Professional Packing
Foam, crating & fragile handling
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Reno, NV & free white-glove within 100 mi
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The Piece A pair of early 20th-century silverplate salt and pepper shakers by TRENT, designed in a tall, tapering pedestal form with embossed grapevine detailing. The bodies are sculptural rather t...
Condition
Excellent Vintage
Dimensions
Era
Decor
Availability
One of a Kind — 1 Available
The Piece
A pair of early 20th-century silverplate salt and pepper shakers by TRENT, designed in a tall, tapering pedestal form with embossed grapevine detailing.
The bodies are sculptural rather than cylindrical, narrowing through the stem before flaring gently at the base. The domed tops are pierced in a traditional pattern, and the midsection features raised clusters of grapes framed by scrolling leaves.
They carry the weight and presence of proper early American tableware — decorative, but still restrained.
Maker & Mark
Stamped on underside:
→ TRENT (crown over oval)
→ SILVERPLATE
→ “S” designation mark
TRENT silverplate pieces were produced in the United States during the early 20th century, often in Colonial Revival and grapevine motifs that were popular between 1910 and the 1930s.
These are silverplated, not sterling.
Historical Context
During the early 1900s, American dining culture leaned heavily into revivalist motifs — grapes, garlands, classical forms. Silverplate allowed households to achieve the appearance of sterling service without the cost.
Salt and pepper shakers in pedestal form were common on formal tables of the period.
These reflect that era precisely.
Condition
Honest antique condition.
→ Visible plate wear with warm brass tone showing through
→ Interior oxidation consistent with age
→ No major crushing or structural damage visible
→ Tops intact
The wear is consistent with use and age rather than neglect.
Product Details
Maker: TRENT
Material: Silverplate
Era: c. 1910–1930
Height: (confirm)
Pattern: Grapevine / foliate
Why It Belongs in Your Home
These are not minimal table shakers.
They bring presence.
On a dining table, they immediately add structure. On a bar cart, they bring weight and age. Styled in a kitchen with wood cabinetry, they introduce contrast and warmth.
The visible plate wear actually enhances them — it softens the shine and makes them feel lived-in rather than showroom polished.
They work especially well in:
• Traditional interiors
• Colonial Revival settings
• Layered, collected dining spaces
• Moody kitchens with darker cabinetry
They add history without becoming theatrical.
Every piece is packed with professional-grade materials: multiple foam layers, double-boxing, directional and fragile handling labels. For large furniture we use custom timber crating. We photograph packing before dispatch and can provide images on request.
White-glove delivery is complimentary within 100 miles of Reno, NV. National shipping quotes provided at checkout. All shipments are photographed and documented. Damage claims must be filed with the carrier; we provide all documentation needed to support your claim.
Local pickup is available at Viridian HQ (Reno, NV) with 2–4 days notice. Contact us to arrange. Private viewings also available.
All antique and vintage items are sold as described and all sales are final. Each listing includes detailed condition notes and photographs so you can make a fully informed decision. We encourage buyers to ask questions — about condition, dimensions, finish, provenance — before purchasing.
Antiques are irreplaceable and one-of-a-kind. Carrier handling is outside our control once a piece has left our facility, and major carriers including FedEx do not insure antiques. We do everything within our power to ensure safe transit, but cannot accept liability for carrier damage. If damage occurs in transit, we will provide full documentation to support your carrier claim.
Have a question? — we're happy to provide additional photos, condition detail, or discuss the piece directly.
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