A pair of ornate silver-plated vessels consisting of a pedestal-based creamer and a matching two-handled sugar bowl.
Pilgrim Silver was a common brand name used by the Pilgrim Silver Plate Company, which operated in the United States during the mid-20th century. Such silver-plated holloware was a staple in American households for formal tea and coffee service, designed to emulate the elegance of expensive solid sterling silver at an accessible price point for the middle class.
