Silver Plate Rogers

This is a genuine antique American silver-plated bride’s/serving basket by Rogers Bros. The circular applied mark reads ROGERS BROS. ” with “EXTRA. PLATE in the center. The Smithsonian has a Rogers Bros. Tray bearing essentially this same circular Hartford mark, described as EXTRA HEAVY PLATE. It is 12.5 inches long and 9.5 inches wide approximately 11 inches from the base to top of the handle. This is an oval pedestal basket/centerpiece with a tall swing handle, probably intended for fruit, bread, cake or general table service. Silver plate over a base metal rather than sterling silver. An elaborate openwork twisted-wire swing handle. A particularly nice late-Victorian form. That’s significantly older than the typical 20th-century 1847 Rogers Bros. Pieces people commonly encounter. The Smithsonian example confirms that this exact style of circular Hartford maker’s plaque was used on Rogers Bros.

Up for sale is a F. Rogers 1883 Silverplate #517 Wagon Condiment Server/Wine Bottle Coaster/Caddy. This is a difficult find in this condition. This is New Old Stock, is in Mint Condition and has never been used. It has the original glass bowls and the original tag and stickers are still attached to the wagon. This was produced sometime between the 1920′s-1950′s. The measurements are in the photos. Thank you for looking and please look at my other listings. PLEASE LOOK AT ALL PICTURES. I WILL DO MY BEST TO GET THE BEST IMAGE POSSIBLE. If you have not. I pack only in bubble wrap and peanuts.