Antique Hermitage Club, Nashville Tureen with Underplate

A beautiful c. 1890s silver plated tureen from the Hermitage Club in Nashville, Tennessee. The Hermitage Club was a prominent 19th century social club housed in the building that was originally the George W. Cunningham residence on Church and Union Streets, opening in 1881, and closing in 1930s.

This 3-piece set includes the underplate. It has the name across the side.

It has polished up beautiful with light signs of use such as surface marks and light silver wear to the underplate only.

It measures 7" long including the handles, 5" tall to the top of the finial and 3-1/2" deep.

Manufactured by Reed & Barton.

We've attached a photo of the club, not included with the tureen.

Note: there are 3 identical tureens available. Please select quantity at checkout.