Lot #44: 36 pcs 1847 Rogers & Bros Silver Plated

- Adoration Line

 - First introduced 1939

 - Stamped

3 pcs Vintage Ornate Salad Serving Tongs

 - Silver Plated (Italy)

 - Stamped

1 piece Bridal Wreath silver-plated pie/cake server

 - Oneida Community (Tudor line) 

 - originally introduced in 1950.

 - Stamped

1 piece lasagna or pastry server,

 - Elegant Silver-plated 

1 piece Serving spoon

 - Silver plate (EPNS)

- Markings/hallmarks: Oxford Silver Plate, EPNS

- Estimated era: Mid-20th century

 - Stamped

12 pieces Forks Wm. Rogers & Son AA" 

 - "Triumph" pattern (sometimes called "Victory"), 

 - introduced in 1925 

 - "AA" grading on the back stamp is an industry designation indicating a higher quality tier of silver-plating, meaning an extra layer of pure silver was applied to the base metal to increase durability over regular plate.

 - Stamped

5 pcs Setting 1847 Rogers Bros

- Silver plate / EP Brass

- Country of Origin: Canada

- Ornate Flatware / Cutlery set

 - Stamped

10 pieces Flatware / Cutlery set

- Brand: 1847 Rogers Bros

- Silver plated, made in Canada

- Setting for 2

- Ornate floral and scroll handle

 - Stamped

6 pcs "Triumph" pattern from 1925.

  - Wm. Rogers & Son line

- Silverplate

- Item types included: Dinner spoon (tablespoon), Teaspoon, Dinner fork

 - Stamped

2 pcs. This is the famous "Grande Baroque" 

 - pattern by Wallace Silversmiths. 

 - First introduced in 1941, it is one of the most celebrated, ornate, and highly collectible three-dimensional Baroque designs in American silver history.

 - Maker’s name "Wallace" paired with the pattern name "Louis", it confirms it is a premium silverplate line. 

- Stamped

8 pcs  "Brittany Rose" spoons made by Oneida Canada.

 "Fascination" was a premium mid-century silver-plated line 

- originally introduced in 1948.
- The Origin: Because Oneida expanded operations to a facility near Niagara Falls, Ontario, pieces made there were stamped "Canada"
- Stamped

1piece. 1950s vintage Swedish pickle, olive, or sugar cube grabber tongs,  

- manufactured in the town of Tuna, Sweden.

 - The "EP Brass" engraving indicates that the tool is made of solid brass that has been Electro-Plated (EP) with a layer of pure silver 

 - Stamped

1 piece Wm. A. Rogers "Carnation" pattern sugar spoon 

 - Originally patented on January 14, 1908. 

 - The "W.R." engraved on the back stands for William Rogers (under the W.R. Keystone / Oneida brand umbrella).

 - Silver plated

 - Stamped

One piece - Antique silver plated Butter spreader or Master butter knife

"Oxford silver plated" mark, the selected utensil is an antique silver-plated butter spreader or master butter knife. [1, 2]

- Manufacturer: Produced by the Oxford Silver Plate Co., which was a trademark used by Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd. (later absorbed into Oneida in 1929). [1]
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- Design/Pattern: Features a traditional, elegant shell design matches early 20th-century American silverplate flatware collections, such as the 1901 Oxford pattern
- Stamped

One piece That back stamp reveals the true name of this piece: this is a vintage "Claudia" pattern cream or sauce ladle, manufactured during the 1930s. [1]independent pattern called "Claudia". [1]

1 piece "South Seas" pattern - Oneida Community. 

 - First introduced in 1955, this pattern is a legendary example of Mid-Century Modern "Danish Modern" 

 - Premium Silver-Plated Steel or Brass

 - Stamped

Two pieces.  Spoons - deeply sculpted, romantic floral clusters trailing down the center of the handle and the unique pierced, openwork design near the bottom tip.

- The Bowl: The square, shovel-like flat bowls are specifically shaped to cleanly scoop granulated sugar or lift thick fruit preserves without spilling.

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