6 Rogers "Crown" Sterling Dessert Spoons
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Pre 1900 stock# 825a
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Old Friends
401 437-6555
$ 150 set
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Crown is a Victorian silverplate pattern made by various Rogers companies. These six, 7 1/8" long oval soup or dessert spoons are examples of the pattern made in sterling. They would have been special order items, made upon request. They are hefty, weighing approximately 7.5 T. oz. the lot. Each of them is monogrammed "MEG" in cursive on the front, and "1878," on the heel. The date is telling, in that the style of the design mirrors this period's sensibilities. ...click for details
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4 Reed & Barton Silverplate Kings Dinner Forks
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Pre 1990 stock# 592a
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401 437-6555
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Each of these silver-plated dinner forks is 7 3/4" long. The pattern is Reed & Barton's Kings, stamped with the manufacturer's name on the reverse. They are without monograms. The condition is very good estate. The silver-plate is intact, and the tips are even and pointed. There is surface flecking consistent with age, but no under metal shows through. Please inquire about matching dinner knives and teaspoons.
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Gorham Late Victorian "Saxony" Long Serving Fork
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Pre 1900 stock# 590a
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401 437-6555
$ 35
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This 10 3/4" long, silver-plated fork is likely a long-handled salad server. The pattern is Gorham's 1891 "Saxony." This is a lush, rococo style design, which in this case is companioned with a highly decorative serving end. The tine area is finished in a gold wash front and back. There is no monogram. The condition is outstanding, with no damage or loss of plating.
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Boxed Set 12 Reed & Barton "Gem" s/p Breakfast Knives
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Pre 1900 stock# 471a
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401 437-6555
$ 110
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These 12 knives were made by Reed & Barton and are in that company's 1871 "Gem" pattern. They are estate items, with a single line of ownership, and in their original presentation, blue velvet and satin lined box. Each one is monogrammed "CAU" (?) in a feathered script. All of them are marked "Reed & Barton" and "4" on the blades, and "Pat'd Mar. 14th 1871" on the reverses. The condition is outstanding. There is no loss of th ...click for details
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