Brand: Rogers Smith & Co. New Haven Dated back to 1862. Color: Silver plate. Condition: Worn, tarnished, includes tilting stand. Dose still have porcelain insert. Few dents on sides Shelf 12.

Everything pictured is included in this listing for one price for all! ? 22 pieces (counting separate pieces like lids etc). ? Vintage lot that contains scratches, tarnish, dust, and other signs of aging/wear. ? Brands: Pyrex, WM Rogers, Gorham, Lunt, Sherida, BW Buenilum. Some items appear unbranded or stickers fell off. ? All offers considered! Please refer to pics for condition, thank you! &####127775; Please refer to pics for condition and measurements, just ask if you have any questions! &####127775; If anything goes wrong, just let me know, and I’ll take care of it! &####128293; Thriftys is on Disboard for resellers and thrifters!

This is a complete 48-piece service for eight in 1847 Rogers Bros “Esperanto” silverplate, the pattern International Silver introduced in 1967. What makes it worth a look is that it was never used – nearly every piece is still sealed in the original factory anti-tarnish sleeve it left the plant in, and the knives are still rolled in their original tissue. This is one of several silverplate flatware sets I’m listing this week, so please take a look at my other listings. Eight five-piece place settings (40 pieces): dinner knife, dinner fork, salad fork, teaspoon and oval soup spoon. Eight serving pieces: large cake and pie server, gravy ladle, slotted serving spoon, sugar spoon, spreader, serving fork, and one large and one small serving spoon. 48 pieces in total, all one pattern. Original factory sleeves and tissue wraps included. Unused old new stock, still sleeved. Slight discoloration due to age on two pieces. Pierced serving spoon, in the bowl: slight discoloration due to age. One handle edge: slight discoloration due to age. Gravy ladle: the one piece out of its sleeve. Serving fork: an old shop price sticker is still attached. No monograms on any piece; no bends, dents or wear-through to the base metal. Not assessed: the surfaces still inside the opaque tissue wraps. Please see the photos and read the description for full details. Each piece is struck on the reverse of the stem 1847 ROGERS BROS. I S – 1847 Rogers Bros, International Silver. Esperanto is a 1967 pattern: a slim tapered handle with a stippled panel of raised scrollwork and nothing else, which is late-sixties design doing restraint. A full service for eight with the whole hostess group intact, unused, is how these sets were meant to arrive and almost never do. Thank you for looking – Pop’s Games. Please take a look at my other listings.

Previously owned and used with scuffs. There is a mixed lot of Oneida and Rogers. Please see photos for flatware included.

Victorian J Rogers Quadruple Silver Compote Stand Teal Blue Glass Mirror Plateau 2pc. Up for sale is a stunning, two-piece Victorian-era silver-plated centerpiece set. This gorgeous ensemble features an ornate, four-footed pedestal compote stand made by the J. Complete with its vibrant teal/peacock blue glass bowl insert. The stand is elegantly paired with a coordinating 10-inch mirrored plateau base manufactured by the Eureka Silver Co. Together, they create a magnificent, reflective presentation perfect for holiday tables, holiday centerpieces, or antique vitrine displays. Metalwork: Both the stand and the mirrored plateau are in excellent antique condition. The silver plate remains bright with a beautiful luster, showing only minimal, age-appropriate surface wear/micro-scratching. No major denting, deep gouges, or significant plate loss observed. Glass Insert: The rich teal blue glass bowl is in wonderful shape. It retains its intricate filigree metal rim entirely intact. No cracks or major chips. Mirror Base: The mirrored surface is clear with a beautiful beveled edge. It shows very minor faint silvering aging/foxing near the edges, adding authentic vintage character without detracting from its presentation. Specifications & Attribute Breakdown. Attribute Compote Stand & Glass Insert Mirrored Plateau Base. Material Quadruple Silver Plate / Blown Glass Quadruple Silver Plate / Beveled Mirror. Markings / Stamps J. / QUADRUPLE / 111″ “EUREKA SILVER CO. / QUADRUPLE PLATE / 223 / 10 IN. Era Late Victorian c. Color Bright Silver / Vibrant Teal Blue Bright Silver / Reflective Mirror. Design Elements 4 Ornate Scroll Feet, Filigree Glass Rim Beaded Rim, Low Profile Base. The only damage I see is a hair line crack on the inside of mirror (SEE PICTURES) cannot feel with finger nail. See all pictures to jug for yourself message with any questions! The Makers: J. Was an offshoot brand established by the Meriden Britannia Co. Of Meriden, Connecticut, specifically known for producing high-quality quadruple-plated hollowware. What “Quadruple Plate” Means: This indicates a higher grade of craftsmanship from the era, meaning the base metal was plated with four times the standard amount of pure silver, ensuring the item’s longevity and lasting shine.

1847 Rogers Bros Antique Silver Plate 1924 Ancestral 55-Pc Flatware Monogram S with Box. Flatware box lid does not stay open on its own. The bottom has been glued on as shown. Scratches and wear present. 12 – 7 3/4 fork grille for viande. 12 – 8 5/8 new French hollow grille knife. 12 – 6 1/4 fork youth fork? 11 – 6 1/8 teaspoons, no monogram. 6- 8 3/8 oval place spoons. 1 – 6 7/9 large solid jelly server. 1 – 9 3/8 pie server.

Beautiful circa 1950 gold washed silver plate 7 pc. Condition excellent Coffee pot 11 inches tall Tea pot 8.5 inches tall Tray 23.5″ x 15″ Heavy set weighs 17 pounds.

The product is a rare vintage 1847 Rogers Bros silverplate silverware flatware set, totaling 98 pieces, housed in a chest. This elegant and collectible set features intricate designs and craftsmanship, reflecting the brand’s reputation for quality and style. The silverplate composition adds a touch of sophistication, making it a unique and valuable addition to any antique collection or dining experience.

5 miscellaneous serving utensils.

Vintage 1881 Rogers “Glenrose” Silver-Plated Covered Vegetable Serving Dish. This classic mid-20th-century hollowware piece features an ornate, scalloped Rococo-style border decorated with rose motifs along the edge of both the lid and the base. A signature feature of this double vegetable bowl design is the removable, twist-off handle on the lid, which allows you to detach the handle and invert the top cover to use it as a second, separate serving dish. Measurements: 5″ H x 12″ W x 8.5 D. Condition: Minor surface scratches and small dents. Very good vintage condition being structurally sound with age appropriate signs of normal use as pictured. Please review all images as they are considered part of the item description.