Gorgeous and complete set for 8 of Daffodil pattern silverplate flatware. This is the most popular and collectible pattern, made by Rogers from 1950 to 1970 so this pattern really defined mid century modern elegance and clean simplicity. The box too, with rounded dovetail corners and rich royal blue anti-tarnish wool inside! Please see all pictures, I have tried my best to show things as they are. Please see all pics for stains, tarnish, or occlusion- I have shown front and back so you get an idea of any wear. This is a complete service for 8 of 1847 Rogers Bros silverplate flatware in the Daffodil pattern from the 1960s. The set includes 8 each of dinner forks, salad forks, teaspoons, soup spoons, and knives, as well as serving pieces – a casserole spoon and serving fork. 42 pieces total, to dine in style! The silverware comes in its original chest, ready to be used or displayed. This set would make a wonderful addition to any collection or an elegant and practical choice for everyday use. The chest is in good shape, the hinges are strong, the wood looks decent, please see pics. The blue felt is clean and vibrant and the white accordioned fabric behind the knives looks pretty good, like a movie theater. These handmade boxes are a work of art! The set comes from an estate sale and pieces have not been polished – I leave the patina preference to the purchaser, but they are in pretty good condition, tucked away safely in their anti tarnish box. Bringing together 3 of life’s simplest pleasures- family, food, and fun! You will receive 8, in the same condition, no surprises. Daffodil silver plate pattern by 1847 Rogers International was introduced in 1950 and was discontinued in 1973. This is a very popular silverware pattern that has a large and beautiful daffodil blossom at the top of the handle. Floral fans will want to add this to dinner arrangements, bonus points for having fresh daffodils on your dinner table as you dine from these fabulous mid century vintage utensils!