Rogers Exquisite Pattern 1957 Silverplate Complete Service for 12 w/ 76 Pieces! Each piece comes individually wrapped in a zip bag as pictured. This set is in fantastic condition. One of the nicest sets I have seen. That’s what sets it aside from the others. See pics, all HAND POLISHED recently to this beautiful, natural luster. See pic for one butter knife with a imperfection. 8 Dinner Knives (These may be considered Luncheon Knives). 8 Individual Butter Knives. You get the set pictured, only one I have. Sorry for the reflections in the pics, but that’s the beauty of these hand polished pieces. I do have some boxes listed separately, to preserve your choice of box, if you even need one. ABOUT THIS BEAUTIFUL PATTERN. A popular, vintage silver-plated flatware design introduced in. Known for its elegant Art Deco styling, it was produced by the. (IS), which owned the rights to several Rogers-branded lines during that era. ? History & Context. The name “Rogers” on flatware traces back to the famous Rogers brothers (Asa, Simeon, and William) who pioneered silver-plating in the mid-19th century. By the time “Imperial” was released in 1939, the various Rogers trademarks had been absorbed into the massive. The 1939 Imperial line is often marked as. Sectional flatware was a mark of quality in the late 1930s, meaning extra sterling silver was applied to the backs of the bowls of spoons and the tines of forks to prevent wear over time. The Imperial 1939 pattern features a sophisticated. Aesthetic, typically distinguished by ornate, geometric, or floral detailing along the handle.