Silver Plate Rogers

This is a collection of vintage silverware from my family, who grew up in Washington D. And the Maryland area. There are four groups or lots of silverware which I have described below. I do not have the expertise or the time to research what might be an accurate value for everything. If I have undervalued their worth, I’m sure they will sell quickly. If you feel they are overvalued, feel free to make an offer. The first three lots come in yellow-stiched purple velvet pouches that read “Fine Arts Sterling Twelve South Twelfth Street Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania”. The 4th lot is a single Jelly spoon that comes in a velvet pouch and original box. I did not attempt to clean or restore any of the Silverware. Here is a description of the four lots. Lot 1 – Five serving spoons (8.5″) labeled “WM Rogers & Sons AA. The spoons are tarnished, but otherwise in good shape with deep relief on the lettering and patterns. Lot 2 – Four pieces of silverware. 6.5 Gravy Ladle marked Oneida Commodity PAR Plate. 7 Tablespoon marked Fairfield with no other markings. 7 Fork marked William Rogers & Sons AA. 5.5 tea spoon marked William Rogers & Sons AA. Again, these are tarnished, but seem to be in good shape with little to no wear on the lettering and patterns. Six dinner knives 9 1/4 long, marked WM Rogers & Sons Warranted 12 DWT. Quality ranges from good to pitted. Jelly Spoon marked with a “D” monogram and the words “Sterling PAT”. Comes in a stitched velvet sleeve that reads RW Harris & Co Jewelers Washington D. I’m guessing the box it comes in is the original box. Slightly tarnished but in very good condition.

See photos, looks good.