Silver plate hollow handle dinner knife with stainless blade in the Flirtation pattern by 1881 Rogers/Oneida. Measures 9" long. Great vintage condition with normal wear, without any wear to the silver.Add to your vintage flatware today. 4 knives available. I will list other pieces to this pattern. I combine shipping and you pay only what the post office charges, nothing more.
Silver plate soup spoon (I think) in the Flirtation pattern by 1881 Rogers/Oneida. Measures 6 3/4" long. Great vintage condition with normal wear, without any wear to the silver. Add to your vintage flatware today. I will list other pieces to this pattern. I combine shipping and you pay only what the post office charges, nothing more.
Silver plate teaspoon in the Flirtation pattern by 1881 Rogers/Oneida. Measures 6" long. Great vintage condition with normal wear. Add to your vintage flatware today. I will list other pieces to this pattern. I combine shipping and you pay only what the post office charges, nothing more.
This flatware pattern 1899 pattern was made by many different silver companies. I have another listing for this pattern by Holmes & Edward. The Nasseau pattern is also known as Fleur de lis. This individual butter knife or spreader is marked Stratford silver Co AX1. Very nice and measures 6 1/8" long. I have 6 available. All are nice with average gentle wear, and no plate loss.
1898 silver plate large jelly knife in the flatware pattern known as Pearl, Fenwick, or Lancaster. This one has the Rockford SP stamp on the back. Pretty pattern and measures 7 1/2". Great condition with gentle wear. Other Backstamps used were
Derby Silver Co., Holmes & Edwards,Liquid Carbonic Corp., Rockford Silver Plate Co.,
Clark Sawyer,Stratford Silver Co.,Wm. Rogers & Son, &Yourex (Associated).
Antique 1847 Rogers Bros Silverplate - Embossed Pattern - Nut Pick, Lobster, Shellfish, Escargot Pick. 5" inches long (12.7cm)
This beautiful pick-utensil has been lightly cleaned but not polished. The handle is a beautiful floral chintz design in the 'Embossed' pattern designed in 1882. The Rogers Bros 1847 mark is clearly stamped as shown. There are no bends, dents or repairs. A lovely pick, whatever the task.
