1906 GLORIA GRENOBLE ROGERS ONEIDA SET OF 5 EGG SPOONS RARE FIND STUNNING. Up for your consideration a rather rare find in the GLORIA GRENOBLE pattern, a set of 5 EGG SPOONS by Oneida. Each spoon measures 4 7/8 and stamped WM A ROGERS A1 PAT APR17’06. These come hand polished and are just in beautiful condition. No silver loss, clean bowls, crisp pattern and no flaws noted. There are also barely any use scratches! A beautiful find if this is your pattern! Not available in major replacement stores. These are the first in 30 years I came across collecting antique Silver.
Antique 1880′s Victorian era silver-plated loving cup by Rogers & Brother. This piece is rare and features the highly sought-after “Assyrian Head” motif- a classical ornate Roman-style helmeted centurion profile adorning the sides of the cup & also at the handles, handle also has a leaf design on top of the head. The same warrior profile is also featured in the makers hallmark on the base, (hard to see). 1969 engraved in bottom middle is most likely a presentation date or an engraved date from an event or club. Shows wear from a over a century of age, includes visible surface scratches, scuffs and small marks. Heavy tarnish is present with patina. Has not been polished. There’s areas of “bleeding” (wear to the silver plate) where the base metal is visible, typical for pieces this vintage. No major dents observed. 4½” tall and 3½” wide at the base, with 2 handles and weighing about 11.5 oz. Please review all photos, thanks for looking.
This WM Rogers 1950s International Silver Extra Plate Triumph Flatware set is a must-have for anyone who loves to entertain. With 50 pieces in a beautiful case, this set includes everything you need for a dinner party. The silver-plated utensils are elegantly designed and perfect for all occasions. The set includes 8 service for pieces, including plates, and the silver-plated handles add a touch of elegance to any table setting. Whether you are hosting a formal dinner party or a casual get-together, this WM Rogers flatware set is sure to impress your guests. This is a great vintage sterling silver set from the 50s with certificate of guarantee it is a 50 piece set it is missing 14 I believe 8 medium size spoons and 6 big spoons still looks amazing the set is in great shape monogrammed please look at all pictures and check out my store tons of great items toys video games vintage clothing and more.
This set of 9 Rogers & Bro Silverplate Solid Nut/Seafood Picks in the Crown Pattern from circa 1885 is a rare and collectible piece of Victorian-era silverware. Made in the United States, this silverplate pick features a sophisticated crown design, typical of the high-quality craftsmanship of the late 19th century. Perfect for serving nuts or seafood, this piece adds a touch of elegance to any table setting. Included is the silvercloth bag for safe storage.
1881 Rogers Oneida Enchantment SS Silverware 5 Pc Service Set For 7 / 56 Pcs. I’m not a silverware expert for sure. So bear with me on the description it is an essence a silver plate set. I thought it looked too good to be a silver plate set so you be the judge. Thi s set was used as an everyday set and the pieces have no physical damage. Please look at the pictures as they are used as part of the descriptions.
The “Eternally Yours” 75 Pc. Flatware Set by 1847 Rogers Bros is a luxurious and elegant addition to any dining collection. Heavily silver-plated, this set showcases a beautiful pattern that is both timeless and classic. With the renowned brand of Rogers Bros, this flatware set is sure to impress guests and elevate dining experiences for years to come.
This is a collection of vintage silverware from my family, who grew up in Washington D. And the Maryland area. There are four groups or lots of silverware which I have described below. I do not have the expertise or the time to research what might be an accurate value for everything. If I have undervalued their worth, I’m sure they will sell quickly. If you feel they are overvalued, feel free to make an offer. The first three lots come in yellow-stiched purple velvet pouches that read “Fine Arts Sterling Twelve South Twelfth Street Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania”. The 4th lot is a single Jelly spoon that comes in a velvet pouch and original box. I did not attempt to clean or restore any of the Silverware. Here is a description of the four lots. Lot 1 – Five serving spoons (8.5″) labeled “WM Rogers & Sons AA. The spoons are tarnished, but otherwise in good shape with deep relief on the lettering and patterns. Lot 2 – Four pieces of silverware. 6.5 Gravy Ladle marked Oneida Commodity PAR Plate. 7 Tablespoon marked Fairfield with no other markings. 7 Fork marked William Rogers & Sons AA. 5.5 tea spoon marked William Rogers & Sons AA. Again, these are tarnished, but seem to be in good shape with little to no wear on the lettering and patterns. Six dinner knives 9 1/4 long, marked WM Rogers & Sons Warranted 12 DWT. Quality ranges from good to pitted. Jelly Spoon marked with a “D” monogram and the words “Sterling PAT”. Comes in a stitched velvet sleeve that reads RW Harris & Co Jewelers Washington D. I’m guessing the box it comes in is the original box. Slightly tarnished but in very good condition.
