Silver Plate Rogers

Some have tarnish and some look like they have never been used. 8 iced tea spoons. Please see photos for details.

The 1954 Rogers Oneida 1881 s/p 91pc flatware set includes a 4 place setting for 12 plus more, featuring the “Proposal” pattern. Made in the United States, this silverplate flatware set is a collectible antique from the post-1940 period. With its elegant design and high-quality craftsmanship, this set would make a stunning addition to any dinner table or collection.

Vintage 68 Pc Wm. Rogers Devonshire Pattern Silver Plate Flatware Set w/Chest. This beautiful silver-plated service for 8 flatware set features the “Devonshire or Mary Lou” pattern produced in 1938. 8 Ice Tea Spoons.

The 1847 Rogers Bros Silverplate Set of 12 features the Eternally Yours pattern, embodying a timeless and elegant design. This post-war design set is composed of silverplate, known for its durability and classic silver look. With 12 pieces included in this set, it provides the necessary flatware for entertaining guests or everyday use, all crafted by the renowned 1847 Rogers Bros brand. Ideal for those seeking a vintage touch in their table setting.

Beautiful rare set of 34 Silverplate flatware pieces by Rogers 1881 A 1. In the pattern called La Vigne. 3 spreaders, twisted style.

The 1939 William Rogers Imperial Silver Plate Service for 8 + 2 LG Spoons & Box is a set of flatware place settings made of silverplate. The service includes 8 forks, 8 knives, 2 large spoons, and comes in its original box. With an Art Deco style and dating back to the early 20th century, this collection is a classic and elegant addition to any dining table. Perfect for those who appreciate vintage silverware with a timeless design. Box doesn’t latch easily and is a little beat up.

Vintage 1847 Rogers Bros “First Love” 72-Piece Silverplate Flatware Set – Complete Grand Service for 8 with Carving Set, Demitasse Spoons & Original Silk-Lined Chest. “First Love” pattern by 1847 Rogers Bros (International Silver Company). First introduced in 1937, this Art Deco masterpiece is renowned for its delicate floral chasing and elegant, tapered silhouette. This is a true “Grand Service for 8, ” meticulously expanded far beyond a standard 52-piece set. It includes rare specialty items like a full carving set and a complete set of 8 after-dinner demitasse spoons, making it ready for full-scale formal entertaining. The dinner knives are standard style. Plating: EXCELLENT /Close to PRISTINE. There is absolutely NO plate loss, “heel wear, ” or silver cancer. The plating is bright, thick, and original. The 2 with minor scratches or the most ” used for serving” pieces are the master butter and the cold meat fork. And No monograms, pits, or disposal damage. The set looks as though a few pieces were used for service, but for the most part I don’t believe this set has ever seen it’s first service yet. Storage: Housed in its original deluxe 1847 Rogers Bros presentation chest. The interior features the authentic silk-lined lid with the Rogers Bros logo plaque and integrated dividers to keep the carving set and service pieces perfectly organized. The case shows minor wear from age, the interior is beautiful, the lid velvet holder some minor tearing, but it’s almost unseen completely. Place Settings (48 Pieces). (8) Dinner Knives Insert your measurement here, e. 8 1/2 Grille Style. (8) Dinner Forks (7 1/2″ – 7 3/4″). (8) Salad/Dessert Forks (6 3/4″ – 6 7/8″). (8) Round Bowl Soup Spoons (7). (8) Teaspoons (6″ – 6 1/8″). (8) Iced Tea Spoons. Hostess & Specialty Serving Pieces (16 Pieces). (1) 2pc Carving Set: Large Knife & Fork with Stainless Steel blades/tines and plated handles. (1) Pickle Fork(5 1/2″)”. (1) Cold Meat Fork (8 3/8″ – 8 7/8″). (1) Gravy Ladle (6 1/8″ – 7″). (1) Sugar Spoon (6). (1) Master Butter Knife (6 3/4″ – 6 7/8″). (3) Large Serving Spoons / Tablespoons (8 3/8). (1) Pierced/Slotted Serving Spoon. (1) Pie/Cake Server (9 5/8). After-Dinner Service (8 Pieces). (8) Demitasse Spoons Approx. 4 specialty spoons for espresso/coffee service. (The full 8, no plate loss, is difficult to find). Authenticity: Every piece is clearly back-stamped with the authentic “1847 Rogers Bros IS” hallmark.

The 1847 Rogers WWI era Heraldic is solid and durable Triple Silver Plated art noveau hammered pattern to add to your collection. The pattern was introduced in 1916 melding together a masculine style yet refined lines compromise. 6 Solid Blunt Knives – 8 1/4. 6 Dinner Forks – 7. 5 Tablespoons – 7. 6 Teaspoons – 6. 2 Serving Spoons – 8. 1 Berry Spoon – 6 – nice condition. 1 Gravy Ladle – 7 – nice condition. 1 Meat Fork – 8 1/2. 1 Tomato Server (very rare) – 7 1/2. 1 Vintage Box – 14 1/2″ x 10 1/2″ x 3. This set is in fair condition but for collectors it’s a unique hold on history long gone.

72 pieces: 12 soup/table spoons, 11 dinner forks, 12 salad forks, 12 teaspoons, 12 knives + 1 knife that is worn, 6 cheese knives, and 6 serving spoons. Monogrammed with an E. 1847 Rodgers Bros xs triple silver plate. Hand embroidered storage linens.

71 piece 1847 Wm Rogers Bros brand “Cotillion” pattern silver-plated flatware set for 12 with good serving tools and extra pieces in a nice case. This is a classic vintage set. It is well made with a detailed pattern, so it is a distinguished set that will last. The set is great American craftsmanship. The silver is a pretty color and tone, kinda antique. Very nice, clean, solid refurbished wooden case with an anti-tarnish lining, and no significant outer blemishes. 13 knives, 14 dinner forks, 12 salad or dessert forks, 12 dinner/soup spoons, 15 teaspoons or dessert spoons, 3 solid serving spoons, 1 master butter knife, and 1 sugar spoon. Other pieces are available online to build-out your set as a collector. The case measures 15″ x 11″ x 3. We are a group of seniors that sells items for other (computer-challenged) seniors, usually downsizing after losing a spouse. We also sell items as a fundraiser for kids’ charity projects. Our current project is to provide band instruments for junior high kids in a lower-income neighborhood. In the past 8 years we have funded over 200 instruments for kids.