Flatware Original ROGERS Victorian Revival Floral Motif Service for 12. Original Rogers silver-plated flatware set featuring an ornate Victorian Revival floral motif. The pieces are marked Wm Rogers Mfg Co Reinforced Plate AA Original Rogers. This elegant traditional pattern is ideal for formal dining, holiday entertaining, or collectors of vintage silverplate. Marking: Reinforced Plate AA Original Rogers. Pattern: Victorian Revival floral motif. Service: Advertised as a service for 12. Includes: Flatware and serving pieces shown in the photographs. Storage: Fitted blue-lined storage chest 18 1/2 x 11 1/2 x 3. Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition. Please examine all photographs for tarnish, surface scratches, plating wear, and the condition of the storage chest. One of the two velvet knife holders for each knife is missing. Please note that this is silver-plated flatware, not solid sterling silver. A beautiful vintage set for entertaining or adding to a traditional flatware collection. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing. For more wonderful items please visit my store. “The Vintage Express Store”.
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.
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.
This is for a beautiful vintage 1847 Rogers Bros. Silver-plated waiter serving tray in the elegant Heritage pattern, #9490. Featuring an ornate Victorian-inspired border with richly detailed scrollwork, this impressive tray is both functional and decorative, making it an ideal centerpiece for entertaining or display. Crafted from quality silver plate, this substantial tray is perfect for serving tea, coffee, cocktails, appetizers, desserts, or displaying decorative items on a dining table, coffee table, vanity, or bar cart. Overall Dimensions: 1″ H × 25″ W × 14 D. Interior Serving Surface: 16½” W × 11½” D. The Heritage pattern is admired for its timeless elegance and beautifully detailed border, allowing it to complement Victorian, Traditional, French Country, Hollywood Regency, and Transitional décor. This tray is in good vintage condition with a bright silver-plated finish. There are age-appropriate surface scratches to the center serving area from years of careful use, as shown in the photographs. These signs of age are consistent with a vintage serving tray and do not detract from its beautiful presentation. This elegant tray makes a wonderful serving piece, bar cart tray, vanity tray, coffee table accent, or thoughtful gift for collectors of vintage silver. Please note that all items in my shop are vintage, antique, or previously loved and may show gentle signs of age and use consistent with vintage condition. Any significant flaws or condition issues beyond normal wear will always be noted in the description and photographs. I carefully source my pieces from estate sales and vintage collections throughout Arizona and research each item to provide the most accurate details possible.
Antique 1880′s Victorian era silver-plated loving cup by Rogers & Brother. This piece is rare and features the highly sought-after “Assyrian Head” motif- a classical ornate Roman-style helmeted centurion profile adorning the sides of the cup & also at the handles, handle also has a leaf design on top of the head. The same warrior profile is also featured in the makers hallmark on the base, (hard to see). 1969 engraved in bottom middle is most likely a presentation date or an engraved date from an event or club. Shows wear from a over a century of age, includes visible surface scratches, scuffs and small marks. Heavy tarnish is present with patina. Has not been polished. There’s areas of “bleeding” (wear to the silver plate) where the base metal is visible, typical for pieces this vintage. No major dents observed. 4½” tall and 3½” wide at the base, with 2 handles and weighing about 11.5 oz. Please review all photos, thanks for looking.
Set of antique cranberry glass shakers and a salt cellar on a Rogers & Bro. The shakers date to the same time period and have pewter two-piece tops, a cylinder shape with a small shoulder. They stand about 3 1/2 each. One has a thumbprint pattern (outside) while the other has an inverted thumbprint (IVT). The salt cellar is a small oval shape and appears to be ruby glass. The stand is stamped with the Rogers & Bro. Makers’ mark and “Triple Plate” plus 3832. The stand has a simple round handle and beautiful metal work on the three compartments for the glass inserts. It also sits on three very small swans as feet, which is a great touch. Was formed in Waterbury, CT in 1858 by Asa Jr. It became part of the International Silver Company in 1898. Please Note: This is a genuine antique/vintage item. Descriptions regarding age, dating, and condition are made to the best of our professional ability and based on available research; however, they are estimates and are not guaranteed. We provide high-resolution photos as the primary tool for your evaluation. Please examine all images carefully, as they are considered the most important part of the description. Be assured, all items are fully returnable for any reason. We have 30+ years of experience and our customer feedback is very high.
19th Century Antique silver-plated Victorian-style cruet (or castor) set, used to hold oil, vinegar, salt, pepper, and condiments. Full 5 piece set with no chips or cracks. Silver plate in good condition Glass bottles are intact with no chips or cracks Complete set 16 in height.
The Antique Napkin Ring is a Victorian-era piece made of silver plate, featuring a figural design of a horse and carriage. Produced by Rogers & Bro. In the late 19th century, this intricate piece exudes old-world charm and elegance, perfect for adding a touch of history and sophistication to any dining setting. Its unique and detailed craftsmanship makes it a valuable collectible for antique enthusiasts and those appreciating Victorian-era decor. This is in very good antique condition. Wheels still turn freely, plating in good condition except for one small spot on the inside of the napkin ring. I have lightly cleaned it with a silver cloth.
