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”.
Very rare deluxe flatware case from 1952 with unknown number of pieces from the Oneida Enchantment silverplated flatware set that should have originally contained 59 pieces. You can see which pieces there are in the picture. You will receive everything pictured, including case. All flatware shown, and two pieces of paper from Oneida. The deluxe case has a special green lining that is more tarnish resistant than other linings they offered.
1941 Vintage bicycle trophy. Silver plating is tarnished and uncleaned. Brown’s Sports Cycle Co LTD -TROPHY- C. 25 Mile Road Race -High Park- May 24th, 1941 TIME PRIZE About 13 tall. A Rogers, Engraved by Alfred E Patchell, Toronto. Markings on Bottom of trophy- SPBM S 404 I found this on the web- Silver Plate S. : The item is not solid sterling silver. Instead, it features a very thin layer of pure silver electroplated over a less expensive core metal. [1, 2] Britannia Metal B. : This is the base metal core. Britannia metal is a specific, high-quality pewter-like alloy made primarily of tin, antimony, and copper. It was highly favored by silver manufacturers because it could be easily cast or spun into smooth, ornate shapes (like trophy cups, teapots, and bowls) before being plated. Antique 1941 BICYCLE Cycling 25 Mile Road Race Wm. Rogers TROPHY Silver Plate. Markings on Bottom of trophy- SPBM S 404 I found this on the web. The item is not solid sterling silver. This is the base metal core. Sell more by using Auctiva’s image tools and templates. Increase sales and showcase your product’s with Auctiva’s customizable templates. Jump start your sales with Auctiva’s templates, image hosting and more tools. Get your own free counter at Auctiva.
Lot of assorted silver plated items from Sheridan, Reed & Barton, Leonard, Roger’s & Bros. Includes water pitcher, teapots, trays, salt and pepper shaker, cups, creamers, sugar bowl. All are from an Estate and will need cleaning, polishing, etc. Total weight is a little over 15 lbs. Please look at all the photos for a more accurate description.
Brand: Rogers Smith & Co. New Haven Dated back to 1862. Color: Silver plate. Condition: Worn, tarnished, includes tilting stand. Dose still have porcelain insert. Few dents on sides Shelf 12.
Everything pictured is included in this listing for one price for all! ? 22 pieces (counting separate pieces like lids etc). ? Vintage lot that contains scratches, tarnish, dust, and other signs of aging/wear. ? Brands: Pyrex, WM Rogers, Gorham, Lunt, Sherida, BW Buenilum. Some items appear unbranded or stickers fell off. ? All offers considered! Please refer to pics for condition, thank you! ###127775; Please refer to pics for condition and measurements, just ask if you have any questions! ###127775; If anything goes wrong, just let me know, and I’ll take care of it! ###128293; Thriftys is on Disboard for resellers and thrifters!
This is a complete 48-piece service for eight in 1847 Rogers Bros “Esperanto” silverplate, the pattern International Silver introduced in 1967. What makes it worth a look is that it was never used – nearly every piece is still sealed in the original factory anti-tarnish sleeve it left the plant in, and the knives are still rolled in their original tissue. This is one of several silverplate flatware sets I’m listing this week, so please take a look at my other listings. Eight five-piece place settings (40 pieces): dinner knife, dinner fork, salad fork, teaspoon and oval soup spoon. Eight serving pieces: large cake and pie server, gravy ladle, slotted serving spoon, sugar spoon, spreader, serving fork, and one large and one small serving spoon. 48 pieces in total, all one pattern. Original factory sleeves and tissue wraps included. Unused old new stock, still sleeved. Slight discoloration due to age on two pieces. Pierced serving spoon, in the bowl: slight discoloration due to age. One handle edge: slight discoloration due to age. Gravy ladle: the one piece out of its sleeve. Serving fork: an old shop price sticker is still attached. No monograms on any piece; no bends, dents or wear-through to the base metal. Not assessed: the surfaces still inside the opaque tissue wraps. Please see the photos and read the description for full details. Each piece is struck on the reverse of the stem 1847 ROGERS BROS. I S – 1847 Rogers Bros, International Silver. Esperanto is a 1967 pattern: a slim tapered handle with a stippled panel of raised scrollwork and nothing else, which is late-sixties design doing restraint. A full service for eight with the whole hostess group intact, unused, is how these sets were meant to arrive and almost never do. Thank you for looking – Pop’s Games. Please take a look at my other listings.