Please help identify this maker

I just purchased this sugar bowl (part of a set with teapot and creamer). I can't figure out the maker. Plus, it's HUGE - it measures 7 inches high and 9 inches from handle to handle. And it weighs 1 pound, 12 ounces.

There is no maker's name. only a figure of a centurion? warrior?
It also seems to be quite crudely made, except for the fabulous finial.

Any ideas?

 

more like an Indian with a bow and arrow......and the hand holding sword above him..

 

@Bakersgma
@silvermakersmarks

 

I tried everywhere I could find - still no luck identifying the maker.

 

I am not certain that is a maker's mark, but it looks like a simplified version of the seal of New York City. That's a native American.

 

R Gleason & Sons

https://www.silvercollection.it/AMERICANSILVERPLATEMARKSG.html

 

Found it! R. Gleason and Sons of Dorchester, MA.

 

I should have refreshed the page before typing, I guess! I found it in Rainwater.

 

Wow! Thank you. I never would have discovered it on my own.

 

If I'm not going to use something like this but have this kind of provenance, I like to copy and save, and stick it IN it, so I at least know the or some of the research has been done on it!!

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Victorians and their porridge and coffee and tea...and their Huge sugar pots!

 

That appears to be in very good condition for something plated... and also old!

 

Wouldn't surprise me if the finial was silver, possibly off an English teapot. If you take it off and look underneath there may be some hallmarks.