Silver Plate Rogers

Some noted wear on the back of two spoons.

Experience the elegance of the Art Deco era with this 83-piece Oneida Community Plate silver-plated flatware set, featuring the 1921 Grosvenor pattern. Each piece reflects the craftsmanship of the early to mid-20th century, with its intricate design and timeless appeal that complements any table setting. Crafted during a time of sophistication, this flatware set is a testament to Oneida’s commitment to quality. Whether you’re adding to your collection or starting a new tradition, this silverware ensemble will surely bring a touch of vintage charm to your dining occasions. I bought the silverware in this Rogers Bros anniversary box. I do not believe this is what came with it as that is not their pattern. You get 16 Knifes-29 Teaspoons-14 Tablespoons-11 Forks-6 Soup spoons-3 Serving spoons-1 Tong-1 Serving fork-1 Butter knife and 1 Baby spoon..

Vintage Community Silver Plate Flatware Set by ONEIDA in the Evening Star pattern. This mid-century modern plate set comes in its original box, making it a perfect addition to any collection. Made of high-quality silverplate, this set exudes elegance and sophistication. A must-have for any antique silver lover.

1847 Rogers Bros Heritage Pattern Punch Bowl With Ladle Model 9445. This is a massive punch bowl that has a capacity of 10 liters, or about 2.6 gallons. Note that Rogers Bros and other big silver plate firms used base metal such as brass and copper and it is completely safe to drink from in this current form. This piece is incredibly heavy and sturdy at approx. 9 1/2 lbs when including the ladle and stands at. 9″ tall and is 17″ across. Check the photos for detailed information regarding item condition. Beautiful piece with lots of life left. I leave all polishing to the new owner.

This vintage Oneida Ltd. 1881 Rogers silverware set in the Plantation pattern comes with a Nakens storage case and 1947 paperwork. The flatware set is made of silverplate and features a Mid-Century Modern style, dating back to the post-1940 era. Comes with items pictured.

The product is a 49-piece flatware set made of silverplate and stainless (knives) by Rogers Bros. The pattern is called Starlight. The set comes with a tarnish-proof storage chest. The brand is Rogers & Bro Reinforced Plate IS.

Vtg 106 pc Set Wm Rogers Mfg Co, Extra Plate with Serving pcs. Includes 13 knives, 3 spreaders, 13 tablespoons, 24 teaspoons, 12 long teaspoons, 10 dinner forks, 13 salad forks, and 18 serving pieces.

These 12 Vintage pattern by 1847 Rogers Brothers bouillons are 5 5/8 long. Each has grape clusters, leaves and vines decoration front and back and a large round bowl for a relatively short spoon. Stamped on the back 1847 Rogers Bros xs triple.

A complete 50 piece set of Victorian Rose silver plated silverware by W. Rogers & Son for International Silver Company. In wooden box #504 also from International Silver. Includes 16 tea spoons, 8 soup spoons, 8 salad forks, 8 dinner forks, 8 dinner knives, 1 butter knife & 1 sugar spoon. See the 4th photo. They call the soup spoons “service” but I did not use that because they are not large enough to use as what I would call a serving spoon. There is room in the box if you want to add some larger serving pieces, but this is just the 8 place settings, a butter knife and sugar spoon. These are used but not abused. Plenty of life left in them. There are several marks and light scratches on most of the pieces and they definitely need a good polishing. No major, or even minor, knicks, cuts or bends. Box has heavy wear, with several scratches and scuffs and a small piece of the veneer has broken off the back top corner. Please see the photos for the condition. All photos are of the actual item you will receive in the condition shown. Please ask any questions you may have before purchasing. Nless the item is not as described. In that case, y. You must first contact me for approval and the item must be received in the same condition it was sent. I accurately represent everything I sell, because there really is nothing worse than anticipating something and being disappointed when it arrives.