Silver Plate Rogers

Outstanding midcentury modern set of silverplate flatware in the 1847 Rogers Bros pattern FLAIR, introduced in 1956. This is a complete service for 12, and in the original blond laminated wood chest. Each piece has simple but solid and heavy gently curved handle, and the pieces are marked 1847 Rogers Bros. 12 DINNER KNIVES, each 9-1/4 long and slotted in 2 fitted layers. 1 SLOTTED SERVING SPOON, 8-1/2. 1 VEGETABLE TABLE SERVING SPOON, 8-1/2. 1 COLD MEAT FORK, 9. 1 MASTER BUTTER KNIFE. 1 GRAVY LADLE, 5-1/4. 1 MEAT CARVING FORK, 11-1/2. The display-worthy original chest measures 18″ x 12″ and it is 5 tall. It has modernist aluminum metal handle in front and stands on 4 silver legs. It has nice tight fit and has kept this set in near pristine condition, very minimal amount of tarnish but otherwise the flatware looks unused. There is a large water stain in the bottom of the turquoise satin lining of the chest. Nothing else to mention, set looks almost untouched since it was probably given as a wedding gift in 1956.

12 Antique Vintage Hotel Silver Plate Dinner Forks St Regis New York Rogers. A set of 12 matching dinner forks from the St Regis Hotel in New York. They’re beautifully designed with an Art Deco style scroll and the St Regis logo at the top. The back is marked “St Regis” and “WM A Rogers Hotel Plate Oneida Ltd”. The forks are 7 3/8 long. Overall good vintage condition with no major issues. They have been used, but with the exception of some wear at the tips the silver plate is in nice condition. They have that lovely hotel silver glow. Please see our other listings for more vintage home decor, vintage linens and fabrics vintage clothing, vintage jewelry, and more! Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.

This is a brand new vintage set most of the pieces have not been unpacked. I only unpacked enough to see exactly what was in the set it appears that there are oddly enough, nine complete five piece settings plus many serving pieces. They come complete with the wooden chest and they absolutely sparkle! Please have a good look at the photos and thank you for your consideration. Thanks for having a look! Contact me directly with photographs of both the item and packaging materials.

SILVERPLATE INTERNATIONAL SILVER 1847 Rogers Bros “Heritage” 3-Piece Youth Set: Knife, Fork & 5 O’Clock Spoon. Manufacturing Dates: 1953 – 1973. Approximate Length – Knife: 7.25 inches, Fork: 6.25inches, and Spoon: 5.5 inches. Condition: Good pre-owned condition.

Rogers & Bro I S Reinforced Silver Place 12 Piece Plate Setting w Box & Papers.

Huge Lot of F. Rogers Grand Antique Silver-Plated Flatware. Lot includes: 16 Salad Forks (2 new). 12 Dinner Forks (4 new). 12 Large Spoon (All new). 32 Smaller Spoons (10 new). READ The knives and pieces still in plastic are in excellent shape, most of the other pieces all need polished as they’re tarnished. I don’t believe any of the pieces were actually used, just stored incorrectly and allowed to tarnish. Such a beautiful set to bring back to its original beauty!

Vintage – ROGERS – EXQUISITE Silver Plate Set w Wooden Chest – near SVC for 8.- The SILVER-PLATE is in VERY NICE CONDITION with NO silver loss noted. A FEW pieces are tarnished and NEED cleaning and polishing. – The CHEST is VERY NICE. – The SET with CASE weighs about 11 pounds with packing. LASTLY, the MAJORITY of the items I sell are either ANTIQUES or USED MERCHANDISE, do not EXPECT antiques or used merchandise to be “out-of-the-box” brand new and perfect items. If I say they are new and perfect, they are!! Otherwise, they are USED ANTIQUES or USED merchandise!! Sorry, I gotta say that for those very few ebayers that don’t seem to know what “good or very good, used” condition means. FREE scheduling, supersized images and templates. Get Vendio Sales Manager.

No box, but I have a number of them available in my store. Sometimes I can wrap things up efficiently enough to do better than what the system calculates for us. Plastic Salad Servers (Fork and Spoon) – 1 assumed at first they are plastic, but the more I handle them, I think maybe glass.