Silver Plate Rogers

This is a lovely set of Oneida Wm A Rogers OVERLAID silver-plated flatware in the Countess I Baroness pattern, circa 1929. It is in the Art Deco style and was made in the United States. Overlaid means there was extra silver added to make the silver-plate more durable. It includes service for eight: 8 dinner knives, 8 dinner forks, 8 pie/salad forks, 8 teaspoons, 8 soup spoons, 1 butter knife and 1 sugar spoon (42 pieces). Also included are two pieces with different patterns, as shown in photo 6. The identification marks of these two pieces are shown in photos 7 and 8. The slotted spoon is marked International Silver, and the fork is marked Holmes & Edwards IS. So there is a total of 44 pieces altogether. Comes with the Certificate of Authenticity (COA) and the original case, which looks like mahogany wood. The bottom of the case is worn as shown in the last photo. But the case is very sturdy. This case was made to hold 12 knives, or service for 12, but I believe the same case was also used for service for 8, or 8 knives. Nice set for the collector or someone just starting out who wants to use vintage items.

This 51-piece set of flatware from Oneida Wm. A Rogers is a stunning addition to any collection. The set includes 12 knives, 12 forks, 12 teaspoons, 12 soup spoons, 2 butter knives and 2 table spoons all with a beautiful silver-plated finish with storage box. The handles are outlined and have a unique geometric design, making them perfect for any occasion. Each piece in this set is an original from 1929 with a style that reflects the Art Deco period. The set is complete with a service for 12 and an additional 4 extra pieces, for a total of 51. This set is perfect for collectors or those looking for a unique and stylish addition to their Art Deco table setting. This Vintage Art Deco setting of 12 is in amazing condition other then light use wear and in need of a good polish. Two forks have a slight misshapen tine (second from right) but shown clearly in last photo. Storage box is in amazing condition free of any tears or chips. This 95 year old set belonged to my Nanny, then my mother and then myself. It has not been used in 45 years and stored away carefully in it’s storage box in a china cabinet. Time to get this beautiful set back into circulation as it was meant be enjoyed.