Silver Plate Rogers

Note: tarnished box is broken & scratched box doesn’t stay open without holding.

One Silver plated flatware set from Roger and Sons. The patttern on the pieces, known as “Gardenia” was first produced in 1941. Set includes (2) serving spoons, (7) Soup spoons, (16) tablespoons, (8) Each of dinner and salad forks.

In very good condition with light surface wear. Service includes the following: 16 salad forks (6 3/4″); 14 grille forks (7 3/4″); 8 dinner forks (7 3/4″); 2 serving forks (9″); 31 dessert/teaspoons (6 1/8″); 16 round soup spoons (7 1/8″); 4 serving spoons (8 7/16″); 2 gravy ladles (6 1/4″); 2 sugar spoons (6″); 8 dinner knives (9 1/4″); 14 grille knives (8 1/2); 2 master butter knives (6 3/4).

Good condition for its age.

NOTE: Set is incomplete. All colors bright & vibrant.

Set of 57 pieces of flatware Rogers Silverplate.

Hodgepodge of cutlery from the 1847 Rogers brother’s heritage collection. Pictures 10 & 11 show the 11 dessert / salad forks from the Roger’s Avalon collection that were added later to this listing.

Elevate your dining experience with this stunning vintage flatware set from Wm. The delicate rose pattern adds a touch of enchanting beauty to any table setting, and with 48 pieces, you’ll have enough for a complete place setting for 8 people. Crafted from high-quality silverplate, this set is sure to impress your guests and become a cherished family heirloom. Case has some wear on it as shown in pic The silverware is very nice some may have to be cleaned up but other then that’s very nice!

Chest has a broken hinge, scratches & wear. Service for 12 (minus one dinner fork & 4 soup spoons).

This is the individual mark used on coin and silver spoons (Hartford, CT, 1825 – 1841). This mark continued to be used until 1976 in silverplated flatware. The bottom of the plate is inscribed with the (Eagle) WM. Rogers (Star) emblem 170.