Silver Plate Rogers

#59 American Victorian Sugar Bowl Spoon Holder. MAKER Silversmith William Rogers WR Quadruple. AGE crafted between 1901 and 1918. PATTERN #59- “American Victorian” a beautiful and unique pattern for this piece, a combination Sugar Bowl and Demitasse Spoon Holder, with an Intricately detailed bird finial on the lid and squirrel figurines in the handles. This Heirloom piece embodies timeless charm and the craftsmanship of a bygone era. COLLECTIBLE HEIRLOOM is not only a captivating statement piece to showoff your spoon collection and to serve at your next tea party, but its also a wonderful heirloom collector item to pass down to your heirs and enjoy for many more years to come! CONDITION this beautiful heirloom piece is in antique condition approx 120 years old, with dings and wearing of the silver commensurate with age. SIZE approx 8″H x 7.5″L x 5.5″W, inside of bowl 4″ deep.

The product is a set of 63 Rogers Starlight 1950 International Silver Plate forks, spoons, and knives. Made in the USA, the set includes various pieces such as slotted spoons, knives, forks, serving spoons, and more. The pieces are silver plated, with a Starlight handle pattern. This set is a discontinued collection from 1950 produced by the International Silver brand, featuring the Rogers & Bro brand line.

Lot of 60 pieces of silver plate silverware. Mixed lot of spoons, forks, knives, ladles, sugar spoons, long teaspoons, butter knives.. Rogers, Oneida and more, see photos. All in great usable condition. Weight is 5 lb, 7 oz.

A MUCH SMALLER HOUSE IN ALBUQUERQUE. I WILL BE LISTING QUITE A FEW SILVERPLATE LOTS. Please take a look at my other auctions. Besides silver, I have lots of other collectibles. I will be listing, as time permits. Over 50 SILVERPLATE FRUIT SPOONS. FANCY VICTORIAN & DECO PATTERNS. 24 ORANGE BLOSSOM FRUIT SPOONS. Also including other brands and a few are teaspoons. Big array, many in good condition. Others are probably best for craft use only. PLEASE LOOK AT ALL THE PHOTOS. VARIOUS CONDITIONS: NORMAL WEAR AND TEAR TO WORN. SOME ARE VERY DIRTY OR TARNISHED. They range from little wear to moderate wear, some might have severe wear or defects. I haven’t polished anything to determine exact condition. PLEASE STUDY THE PHOTOS. FIRST PHOTO SHOWS THE LOT. THE OTHER PHOTOS ARE CLOSE-UPS. THEY CONSTITUTE THE DESCRIPTION OF CONDITION. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS. I don’t attempt to clean things unless absolutely necessary. I use recycled packing materials almost exclusively.

Wm Rogers Beverly Manor Silverplate Set. 5 piece service for 8 people plus 8 serving pieces. One knife has a shadow on the blade. 1 sugar shell spoon. 1 master butter spreader knife. 2 large serving spoons. 2 piece salad serving fork spoon/casserole. See our other listings for more silverplate, sterling and jewelry.

WM Rogers Bros International Silver Plated 1931 HER MAJESTY 17 Knife Spoon Set. Some flaws and scratches.

This exact floral pattern is hard to find! When doing my research, I simply could not identify the pattern- most had the design going all the way down the handle. The pattern stops mid-length. Finally, I contacted the replacements website and gave them my photos and they got back to me with the exact design- Roger’s Embossed by International Silver pattern INSEMBO. These are “large spoons”. They are larger than the regular “teaspoon” sizes. These are 7 long and the bowls are about 1.5 in wide. They could easily be used for soup. They are silver-plate and do show some tarnish. These are older and discontinued. They do have some markings. I have done my best to point out these imperfections.

ION I HAVE A. VINTAGE LOT 35 PIECES MIXED Rogers Oneida & OTHER BRANDS Silverplate Silverware Flatware MEAT SERVER SPOON CAKE SERVER SPORK AND MANY OPTHER DIFFERENT ITEMS. WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET. PLEASE CHECK PICS AS THE PICTURES ARE YOUR DESCRIPTION AS WELL.

This vintage slotted serving spoon from 1904 by 1847 Rogers is a rare find. Made of silverplate, it features a grape pattern on the handle, making it a unique and elegant addition to any silverware collection.