Is Rogers silverware sterling silver?
If, for example, your flatware is stamped “Wm & Rogers” and “IS”, it is not sterling silver. The IS merely indicates “International Silver” which was the company that actually manufactured the set. Because the pieces have no stamping to indicate Sterling, they most definitely are NOT sterling.
How much does a 1881 Rogers Silver Plate cost?
Oneida Ltd 1881 Rogers WM Rogers Silverplate Silver Serving Pieces Old Company Plate Pattern see all 1800 Berry Blossom Century Chippendale Old Colonial Rose Royal Style see all Art Deco Art Nouveau Mid-Century Modern Victorian Brand see all 1881 RogersFilter Applied Condition see all Not Specified Price Under $8.00 $8.00 to $15.00 Over $15.00
What does the A1 mean on 1881 Rogers flatware?
Most 1881 Rogers patterns will have a backstamp of “1881 Rogers A1.” This mark indicates the pieces are silverplate. The A1 designation means that plating a gross of teaspoons took 2 ounces of silver. Even though this designation is in terms of teaspoons, this rating applies to all flatware, not just the 1881 Rogers Oneida Ltd. spoon.
What kind of silverware did Rogers use?
1881 Rogers Antique US Silver-Plated Flatware Side Refine Panel Shop by Category Silverplate Flatware & Silverware Ash Trays Baskets Bottles, Decanters & Flasks Bowls Butter Dishes Candlesticks & Candelabra Creamers & Sugar Bowls
Are there silver plates with Rogers name on them?
Clearing up the Rogers Confusion: Marks and Manufacturers There are a number of makers of silver (both sterling and silverplate) that use the Rogers name. This post is an attempt to create a list, history, and database that will make this situation a little less confusing. I do not imagine that I will be able to get everything down in one go.
Oneida Ltd 1881 Rogers WM Rogers Silverplate Silver Serving Pieces Old Company Plate Pattern see all 1800 Berry Blossom Century Chippendale Old Colonial Rose Royal Style see all Art Deco Art Nouveau Mid-Century Modern Victorian Brand see all 1881 RogersFilter Applied Condition see all Not Specified Price Under $8.00 $8.00 to $15.00 Over $15.00
Most 1881 Rogers patterns will have a backstamp of “1881 Rogers A1.” This mark indicates the pieces are silverplate. The A1 designation means that plating a gross of teaspoons took 2 ounces of silver. Even though this designation is in terms of teaspoons, this rating applies to all flatware, not just the 1881 Rogers Oneida Ltd. spoon.
What was the date of the 1881 Rogers dinner knife?
1881 Rogers – Enchantment / Londontown – Dinner Knife – Hollow Handled – Silver Plate – 9 1/8″
Clearing up the Rogers Confusion: Marks and Manufacturers There are a number of makers of silver (both sterling and silverplate) that use the Rogers name. This post is an attempt to create a list, history, and database that will make this situation a little less confusing. I do not imagine that I will be able to get everything down in one go.
