Meriden Britannia Company

American, 1865
Meriden Britannia Company was an American silverware manufacturer that operated in Meriden, Connecticut from 1852 to 1898. The company was founded by several prominent businessmen and silversmiths, including Henry C. Lewis, Horace C. Wilcox, and James Dwight Dana.
 
Meriden Britannia Company produced a wide range of silver products, including flatware, hollowware, and tableware. They were known for their high-quality craftsmanship and innovative designs, and their products were popular among both individual consumers and large institutions.
 
One of Meriden Britannia Company's most famous products was the "Rogers Brothers" line of silverware, which was introduced in the mid-1800s and featured a wide range of patterns and designs. The Rogers Brothers line was extremely popular and was produced in a variety of different forms, including flatware, serving pieces, and tea sets.
 
Meriden Britannia Company continued to operate until 1898, when it was acquired by the International Silver Company. Today, products produced by Meriden Britannia Company are highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of antique silverware, and the company is remembered as one of the most important and innovative silverware manufacturers of its time.
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