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.
I have some before and after pictures of having a polished with a tarnish remover, I don’t like the smell of it, so I did not finish polishing anything. But as you can tell from the photos it polishes up nicely. There are various different pieces, different sets and different brands. I think I took pretty detailed photos if you have any other questions please message me I will be happy to help you thank you.
The 6 Place Settings WM A Rogers Oneida Sectional 30 Piece Set is a silver plated flatware set by the renowned brand ONEIDA. The set includes 30 pieces organized in a sectional pattern, making it easy to serve and stylish on the table. Made of silverplate, this set adds an elegant touch to any dining experience, perfect for those who appreciate antique and classic silverware pieces.
1847 Rogers Bros Silver Plate Old Colony Pattern & Heritage Pattern Flateware (42 Pieces). This flatware varies in pattern, most are Rogers Bros Old Colony XS Triple, the salad or desert forks are Roger Bros Heritage, the smallest fork – I think called an ice cream fork is not Rogers Bros, it is marked Maywood Silverplate, see photos.
60 pieces consisting of 12 dessert forks, 12 forks, 12 knives, 12 soup spoons and 12 teaspoons. See photos closely, as there are very subtle differences between the 2 lots. Original owners, down sizing. Check our auctions often. Lifelong collectors starting to thin out a variety of collections. Listing several times a week.
The product is a rare 1847 Rogers Silver Plate 15″ oval platter in the “Magic Rose pattern. Made in the United States post-1940, this silver plated platter features a beautiful rose design, making it a unique and valuable addition to any antique silver collection.
The 1847 Rogers Bros Flair Silverplate Flatware Piece Set with Wood Chest is a luxurious and elegant set of silver plated flatware crafted in the United States. The set features a classic Flair handle pattern, adding a touch of sophistication to any dining table. The included wood chest provides a stylish and practical storage option for this high-quality flatware collection. Perfect for special occasions or everyday use, this set from Rogers is sure to enhance the beauty of any dining experience. Contains: 12-Teaspoons 12-Hollow Handle Dinner Knives 12-oval Soup Spoons 12-Dinner Forks 12-Salad Forks 12-teaspoons 1 -Sugar Spoon 1 -Master Butter Knife 7 Hostess serving pieses.
