VTG 1847 Rogers Bros Garland Silverplate Flatware Set 80pc Wood Chest Service. A complete mid-century American silverplate flatware service by 1847 Rogers Bros in the enduring “Garland” pattern, produced during a brief design window in the 1960s-early 1970s. The pattern presents a restrained floral terminal with clean linear handles, offering versatility across both traditional and updated table settings. This 81-piece service supports full dining for twelve with additional serving implements, providing practical scale for entertaining. The silverplate maintains a strong reflective surface, contributing to a composed and polished presentation. Housed in a fitted wood chest with tiered organization, the set reflects the period’s emphasis on coordinated service and storage. A functional, well-preserved service set aligned with mid-century American dining traditions. Measurements: 5.75″H x 17″W x 11D. Condition: Excellent condition, very minor evidence of use. Weight: 14.14 lbs. Style: MCM American, Traditional. Free 30 day R. We get major kudos for our excellent packaging. Precisely because: you’re “breakable” treasure will float on a cloud of custom foam bedding during its journey to your home. 10/10 excellent packaging, treasure arrived fast and safe. I was impressed with the careful attention given to the safe and secure packaging to protect the vases! Arrived in excellent condition due to being well wrapped. The treasures in our store are all personally curated to inflict awe, strike a chord, and melt your heart. After all; it is all about the love. These are absolutely beautiful. My wife loves them! Love the work that went into it, Just Beautiful. Stomers from all signs in the zodiac. I’m a Capricorn, so it was perfect! One slight term and condition. PS last thing, but quite literally most important thing. If for any reason you are not feeling 100% joyful. Don’t hold back; please reach out and let us get you back to 100% again. Rogers silverplate, 1847 rogers, garland pattern, vintage silverware, flatware set, silverplate set, mid century dining, 80 piece set, serving utensils, formal tableware, american silver, housewarming gift, dining set vintage.
1847 Rogers Bros Springtime Silverplate 48 Pc Set Wood Box + 50 Misc Pieces Description Vintage 1847 Rogers Bros. Springtime Silverplate Flatware – 48-Piece Boxed Set + 50 Miscellaneous Silverplate Pieces This listing includes a 48-piece 1847 Rogers Bros. Springtime silverplate flatware set housed in its wooden storage box, along with 50 additional miscellaneous silverplate pieces displayed separately on the table. Included: 48-piece 1847 Rogers Bros. Springtime silverplate set Wooden fitted storage box with red felt interior 50 miscellaneous silverplate pieces 98 total flatware pieces, plus the wooden box The 48-piece Rogers Bros. Set is the boxed set. The 50 miscellaneous silverplate pieces are separate pieces and are not being represented as part of the Rogers Bros. The miscellaneous pieces may include different patterns and manufacturers. Items show varying amounts of tarnish, patina, scratches, surface wear, and signs of age/use. Some pieces may benefit from polishing. Please carefully examine all photos, as they show the actual items included and their condition. Great lot for collectors, replacement pieces, vintage tableware, silverplate enthusiasts, and estate collections.
Photos are part of the description so please check out my photos and ask any questions. Please keep in mind when purchasing. I can’t help that. I try to make it as cheap as possible with box size but I have had a couple of recent items damaged. So I will use bigger boxes and double box when possible. I had the pleasure of attending a private estate sale in Moraga Estates, which is a gated community in the hills of Bel Air, CA. This is from the estate of a prosperous philanthropic family. The designer of the 8,000 sq ft home was noted architect and designer Cleo Baldon (the house was furnished by Cleo’s classic and iconic furniture) whose brother and sister in law were the home owners. They had an amazing collection of napkin ring holders and this is one. An antique Victorian silver plate napkin ring from Rogers Smith Meridian Silver Co. Unusual, it depicts two little boys with their arms raised holding the diamond shaped napkin ring with ornate designs and pierced edges. It is on a square base with four ball feet and it has a monogram of LMD. It is in nice condition except for needing polishing. Measures about 3″ tall x 3 1/4″ x 2 1/4 and weighs 5.6 oz before packing. They had an amazing collection of napkin ring holders, Asian art, jewelry and modern art. Pieces I will be listing in the coming days and weeks. I like having lots of photos on each item, but because the of quantity of items we will be posting, I will only a add few photos, but more than happy to send you more if needed. Excellent pre owned /used condition considering age with normal wear and tear. Items I sell are not new. They have been used so do not expect mint condition unless otherwise noted. Measurements are approximate and may not be totally exact. International Buyers Please Note.
Vintage Rogers Bros Daffodil pattern silverplated flatware set 62 pieces containing 8 place settings of 6 pieces each. Plus 4 serving pieces. Condition is very good for all pieces.
This is an elegant, 58-piece, 1847 Rogers Bros “Ambassador” silverplate flatware set by International Silver Company, featuring a classic Art Deco design introduced around 1920. It is a full service for 8 plus 6 additional teaspoons, 3 flat-bottomed serving spoons (1 small and 2 large) and 1 butter knife. Offered “as found”-there is some tarnishing and scratches commensurate with age and use. A 1921 ad refers to the Ambassador pattern as substantial and dignified. Dinner Forks – 8. Salad / Dessert Forks – 8. Cocktail / Seafood / Pickle Forks – 8 NOTE: 1 of the cocktail forks is misshapen. Please see photos where I compare it with a properly-shaped one. Soup Spoons – 8. Extra Teaspoons – 6. Dinner Knives – 8. Butter Knife – 1. Flat Bottom Spoons Large – 2. Flat Bottom Spoon – 1.
Rogers Silver Plate Tea Set With Tray. A five piece silver plate tea set by F. The set includes a large. Serving tray two teapots, a sugar bowl with lid and. The small teapots lid is broke please see pictures for details. Small teapot approximately 10 inches tall to top of lid. Big teapot approximately 11 inches tall to top of lid. Tray approximately 25 inches long from handle to handle.
The Connecticut manufacturing process was immediately embraced by New York’s moneyed crowd, advertised as all the advantages of silver in durability and beauty at one-fifth the cost. These pieces were in my family’s silver collection that I recently inherited. I recall polishing the silver as a young girl over 70 years ago. I was always told it came from my great, great grandmother Georgianna Mott. The family were diamond merchants on Mott Street in NYC. She lived in New York except in the summers when the family cooled off in the Berkshires of Stockbridge, MA. One of their homes was in Greenwich Village which later became the home of her son Henry Allen Seymour and daughter in law, Helen Deming. The history is known on this silver. The 1862 date is stamped on the bottoms of some pieces. One of the original teapots is missing, damaged in a move nearly 50 years ago. The silver plated, more modern tray in the first photo is NOT for sale, Not included, only used for dimensions and appearance. One notice, the teapot always had a marking on the side that it was once repaired but this had to be before 1947 when it was given to my father; as the one assigned to polishing it in our home, I always noticed it.
While the ribbed body shape is colloquially called the “Melon” pattern (or pumpkin shape), with a melon-form finial on a leaf base. The specific catalog identifier used by the F. Rogers Silver Company for this mid-century collection is simply pattern number 1224. White insulator rings indicate an older, higher-quality production run from the 1950s or early 1960s. Excellent used and clean condition both inside and out with minimal signs of wear. Beautiful even patina as is or you can polish to look like new again. The 6 Core Pieces. The Coffee Pot: The tallest vessel in the collection. It features an elongated, high-domed hinged lid and a long, sweeping gooseneck spout designed to pour from a height, which helps aerate the coffee. The Teapot: A shorter, wider, and more bulbous vessel. It features a lower profile and a broader spout positioned lower on the body to allow loose tea leaves room to settle properly at the bottom. The Lidded Sugar Bowl: A symmetrical, squat container equipped with two ornate matching “C-scroll” handles and a completely removable melon-ribbed lid topped with a decorative melon-form finial on a leaf base. The Creamer Pitcher: A small, open-topped vessel featuring a single handle and an exaggerated, wide pouring lip to cleanly serve cream or milk without dripping. The Butler’s Serving Tray: A large 29 1/2 handle to handle, heavy oval tray featuring an intricately engraved flat surface (to hide scratches from the pots) and a raised, decorative rim matching the scrolled feet of the vessels. Please see photos in various lighting for a close-up look at the actual items you will receive. Thanks for shopping in my small one person store! If Interested, Other I nformation. Since your set bears an F. Rogers stamp rather than Leonard, it carries a slightly older and deeper historical legacy. This stamp confirms that your melon-style tea set was produced by the F. Rogers pattern number 1224 (the “Melon” or “Pumpkin” pattern) is a classic 5-piece silver-plated set modeled after English tea services from the 1830s. Lobled Paneling: Every vessel is segmented into vertical, puffy lobes that mimic the natural sections of a melon or pumpkin. This style maximizes surface area, allowing the silver to catch and reflect light brilliantly. Ornate Cast Feet: The vessels do not sit flat on their bases. Instead, they are elevated by four heavily detailed, cast-metal feet featuring delicate leaf, scroll, or lion-paw motifs. Heat Insulators: Look closely at the handles of the hot coffee and tea pots. These serve as thermal breaks to prevent heat from the boiling liquid from transferring into the handle. Those white insulator rings on your F. Rogers set are a fantastic and highly desirable detail! The White Insulator Material: While most mid-century production lines shifted to cheap black plastic (bakelite or resin), white rings indicate an older, higher-quality production run from the 1950s or early 1960s. The Material: Early Styrene or Melamine. Instead of organic bone or ivory, your rings are made of a durable, high-density vintage synthetic material like styrene or melamine plastic. Why They Used It: In the 1950s and 1960s, manufacturers shifted to these smooth composites because they were completely uniform, didn’t crack like bone, and effectively blocked heat transfer. The Good News: Smooth synthetic rings are much tougher than natural bone or ivory! They won’t warp or split when exposed to moisture. Rogers sets are generally considered a step up in build weight and quality compared to standard Leonard sets. The Timeline: The F. Rogers Silver Company was originally established in Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, in 1883. They relocated their primary production foundries to Taunton, Massachusetts, in 1886. The “1883″ Confusion: Their stamped hallmark prominently features a crown, a shield, and the year “1883″. “1883″ is merely the trademarked founding date of the brand. When It Was Actually Made: This heavy, Victorian-style “Melon” hollowware series was manufactured primarily between the 1950s and the late 1970s.
Nice condition with no damage, no plate loss, no monogram with light use wear. A great little service for a small dinner, with a good complement of serving pieces. This service has 5 place settings, each with dinner and salad fork, 2 teaspoons and a dinner knife each. The dinner knives in this lot have silverplated blades, not stainless. These blades are nice and don’t have the problems plated blades usually have, like bubbling or peeling plate, corrosion or plating worn off the cutting edges. 5 Dinner forks 7.5. 5 Salad forks 6. 10 Teaspoons 5.75. 5 Dinner knives 10. 4 Serving/tablespoons (solid bowl) 8.25. 1 Sugar serving spoon 6. 1 Pie/cake server 9.5. 1 Gravy/sauce ladle 7.25. 1 Master butter knife 7. Weight 3.6 lbs.
This product is a set of 15 antique 6 silver plate citrus spoons by Wm. Rogers & Son, featuring an orange blossom pattern with a Victorian style. Made in the early 1910s, these silverplate spoons are a unique and elegant addition to any flatware collection, perfect for serving citrus fruits or as decorative pieces in a dining setting. The intricate design and historical significance make these spoons a desirable item for collectors of antique silverware.
