This 60 piece silverware set is a stunning addition to any collection. The pieces are crafted by 1847 Rogers Bros, a reputable brand known for their quality and craftsmanship. The pattern, Daffodil, is a beautiful representation of mid-century modern style. This vintage silverplate flatware set is perfect for special occasions or everyday use. The composition is silverplate, and the age is unknown. This set is a featured refinement in the categories of antiques, silver, silverplate, flatware, and silverware. Add Americas finest silverplate to your collection today!
This is a mixed set of 1847 Roger’s Bros silver plated flatware And Community Plate silver plated flatware. About an equal number of each type in the Roger’s Brothers velvet lined silverware box. The flatware is in good condition a few of the pieces have some stains That might come out with polishing. The inside of the box is in very good condition the outside of the box has a number of scratches on it. The knives have a stainless steel insignia on them and it’s unclear if they are also silver plated. The spoons and forks have an indication of being silverplate in their markings.
Hard to find silverplate ice serving spoon in the 1847 Rogers Vintage pattern, about 8 ¾ inches long. Very nice condition, normal surface scratches, no worn through plating, no monograms, has some tarnish in the design crevices. Sorry for any confusion. Sometimes Priority can be cheaper than Parcel Select, depending on your zip code and the weight of the package. Large/fragile items can’t always be combined.
You get all the items you see in the pictures. This item is in at least good used condition and shows normal signs of use. If you check my feedback my pictures are very accurate and often buyers expectations are surpassed. Please use the’zoom’ feature when browsing photos and make sure the display brightness is not down too low to get an accurate view of the condition, you will be receiving all the items in the photos and I aim to create an experience that you get exactly what you see and expect to receive. Thank you for considering this listing.
This is a very pretty antique Victorian sugar bowl/spooner from New Amsterdam Silver Co. The sugar bowl is quadruple silver plate. With this sugar spooner are twelve Wm Rogers silver plate birth record baby spoons. Obviously, these are not the original spoons with the sugar bowl. This is the way this set was displayed, and it is a charming combination so it is being offered together. The antique sugar spooner from New Amsterdam Silver Co would have been made in the late 1800′s, before 1904 when New Amsterdam Silver Co became Knickerbocker Silver Co. The sugar bowl measures 9″ in height to the top of the lid and is 8″ handle to handle. The Wm Rogers silver plate twelve birth record spoons are from the 1960′s and 1970′s. The spoons have a child’s name, date and time of birth. The spoons measure 4 in length. All pieces are in excellent vintage to antique condition.
WM Rogers Oneida Community Silver-Plate LADY STUART Flatware 42 pc set 1949. Includes Mahogany Anti – Tarnish Box and. 6 each: Knives, Dinner FOrks, Salad Forks, Soup Spoons. PLEASE REFER TO ALL PHOTOS FOR A BETTER VISUAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ITEM. All of My Items Come from a Smoke Free Home. Feel Free to Look Through My Other Listings. Please Contact me with any issues prior to leaving negative/neutral Feedback or low detail ratings as I will always do my best to solve any problems that may come up! Please refer to all photos above for a better visual description of the product being offered and it’s condition. If you have any further questions please feel free to message me.
Vintage WM Rogers Silver Plated Round Serving Tray/Platter Number 855. Vintage WM Rogers Plate#855 with decorative pierced edge and Acanthus leaves scroll pattern decoration in the center of the platter with roped edge. The bottom of the plate is inscribed with the (Eagle) WM. Rogers (Star) emblem 855. Note: the number 855 is visible but. Rogers (Star) emblem also there but faded from age and long time of polishing. This is the individual mark used on coin and silver spoons (Hartford, CT, 1825 – 1841). From 1878 to 1893 the mark was used in silverplate flatware by Simpson Hall, Miller & Co under permission of William Rogers JR. This mark continued to be used until 1976 in silverplated flatware. In good condition with wear consistent with age and use. The silver is bright and shiny. All imperfections are age related and we found a small dent in one corner. Please look at the pictures. Measurements: The plate measures 13.4″ x 13.4″ round. Thank you for Looking!
