This pattern was introduced in 1906 by Rogers Brothers, which became one of their premiere Art Nouveau patterns, a style in the 1890s-1910s that emphasized elements of nature. The details of this pattern are highly articulated on both front and back with oak leaves, branches, and acorns. Roger Brothers was renowned for their heavy and durable XS Triple silver plate flatware and holloware. See attached images of period Rogers Bros. Advertisements (not part of this sale, for information only). This 7-piece hostess serving set is in very good antique condition with no bents, dents, or any damage, only wear commensurate with its century plus age. 1 Casserole Spoon (9″ long, 3″ bowl at widest). 1 Serving Soon (8.5 long). 1 Sauce/Gravy Ladle (7″ long, 2.5″ bowl at widest with light gold wash in bowl). 1 Sugar/Jam Spoon (6″ long, 1.75″ bowl at widest). 1 Master Butter Knife (7.25 long). 2 Meat Forks (8.5 long, 1.75 at widest). Rogers Brothers Silver dates back to the early 19th century. In 1847, the company became a household name when it became the first American firm to perfect and patent a process for electroplating silver. The Meriden Britannia Company bought Rogers Brothers Silver in 1862. Meriden, in turn, became the International Silver Company, a name it has carried since 1898. International Silver continues to produce Rogers Brothers Silver. The item “Charter Oak 7-piece hostess set by 1847 Rogers Brothers silverware (No Mono)” is in sale since Thursday, August 5, 2021. This item is in the category “Antiques\Silver\Silverplate\Flatware & Silverware”. The seller is “gdar8796″ and is located in New York, New York. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Brand: Rogers
- Type: Hostess Set
- Composition: Silverplate
- Style: Art Nouveau
- Age: 1900-1940
