The 28″ x 17″ Fine Heritage 1847 Rogers Bros 9498 Silver Plated Large Serving Tray is a stunning piece of antique silverware with a Victorian style. Crafted by the renowned brand Rogers Bros, this silver plated tray features intricate designs and detailing that make it a beautiful addition to any collection. The large size of the tray makes it perfect for serving meals or displaying items in a stylish and elegant manner. Ideal for those who appreciate fine craftsmanship and historical significance in their decor.
CONSISTS OF SERVING PLATTER (23.25″x14.5″ OVAL), SUGAR BOWL WITH LID, CREAMER, COFFEE POT, TEA POT, AND WATER JUG. THIS IS FROM AN ESTATE SALE BOUGHT IN THE EARLY 80′s. FRESHLY POLISHED, PERFECT FOR DISPLAY IN YOUR DINING ROOM CABINET. INSIDE OF TEA AND COFFE POTS NEEDS TO BE CLEANED. OTHERWISE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. CHECK OUT THE OTHER GREAT ITEMS IN MY STORE.
1847 Rogers Bros AMBASSADOR 1919 Silverplate Flatware Set w/ Wood Chest. 50 piece set vintage 1847 Rogers Bros. AMBASSADOR silverplate flatware set, featuring the classic pattern first introduced in 1919 by International Silver Company. This beautiful early 20th-century design features an ornate floral bouquet, raised scrollwork, decorative borders, and elegant tapered handles. This set has 50 pieces in it. Maker: 1847 Rogers Bros. Material: Silverplate over base metal. Style: Traditional / Early 20th Century. Includes: Assorted dining utensils, serving pieces, and fitted wooden storage chest. Condition: Vintage pre-owned condition. Silverplate shows tarnish, patina, and surface wear consistent with age. The wooden storage chest shows signs of use. Pieces have not been professionally restored or polished. See photographs for condition and exact contents. An attractive collection for vintage silverware enthusiasts, replacement flatware buyers, or collectors of 1847 Rogers Bros.
Flatware Original ROGERS Victorian Revival Floral Motif Service for 12. Original Rogers silver-plated flatware set featuring an ornate Victorian Revival floral motif. The pieces are marked Wm Rogers Mfg Co Reinforced Plate AA Original Rogers. This elegant traditional pattern is ideal for formal dining, holiday entertaining, or collectors of vintage silverplate. Marking: Reinforced Plate AA Original Rogers. Pattern: Victorian Revival floral motif. Service: Advertised as a service for 12. Includes: Flatware and serving pieces shown in the photographs. Storage: Fitted blue-lined storage chest 18 1/2 x 11 1/2 x 3. Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition. Please examine all photographs for tarnish, surface scratches, plating wear, and the condition of the storage chest. One of the two velvet knife holders for each knife is missing. Please note that this is silver-plated flatware, not solid sterling silver. A beautiful vintage set for entertaining or adding to a traditional flatware collection. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing. For more wonderful items please visit my store. “The Vintage Express Store”.
30 pieces are completely brand new, never used, and keep original brilliant mirror shine. Only 2 place settings were used twice and look pristine. Housed in the original anti-tarnish wooden chest. 100% authentic (Stamped RD 64). Beautiful 1964 Orleans Pattern by International Silver. A complete 32-piece service for 8 includes. 8 x Dinner Knives (9 1/4). 8 x Dinner Forks (7 3/8). 8 x Salad/Dessert Forks (6 5/8). 8 x Place/Place Soup Spoons (6 3/4). Please Note: This set contains the core 32 pieces for 8 place settings. It does NOT include smaller teaspoons. Original wooden box is included (shows minor vintage storage wear on the outside but clean red velvet inside).
Lovely vintage 4-piece silver-plate tea/coffee service: two lidded pots, creamer, and lidded sugar. Classic elegant styling, beautifully polished and ready to display or use. Wm Rogers silver plate. 4 pieces (no tray). Polished and gleaming. A graceful vintage service for a dining room, tea lover, or entertainer. 75% Polished (I left one piece partially unfinished to see contrast). Note: Unfortunately I could not find an accurate date. These could be from the mid to late 1800s to the early 1900s… So I’m listing the set as “vintage”.