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Condiment fork with a lovely pattern featuring a hanging basket of flowers. Even the rear has a delicate bow design. This pattern is called CAROLINA and dates to 1914. Marked Holmes & Edwards XIV. Fork is 6 1/4" long.We generally ship to domestic customers by Priority Mail, so buyer will add $3.50 plus any insurance, if desired.
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1316
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We have here a pair of silver spoons in the simple, but popular TIPPED pattern. This pair was made by J & G Silver Co., which was a division of the ROCKFORD Silver Co. The mark as well as the design date these to the turn of the century. Nice example from one of our lesser known silver houses
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If your name is deBruin, this is your lucky day. Lovely pickle/condiment fork in the Garland pattern made by Oxford Silver Company, division of William Rogers. This pattern dates to 1910. Fork in good shape, imperceptible, if any, loss of silver.
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1315
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Wish I knew the name** of this antique flatware pattern made by Wm Rogers, pat. in 1888. Perhaps someone will recognize it and enlighten us. The set of 5 teaspoons is in fine condition, little if any silver loss. Fully marked Wm Rogers, A1 with the Horseshoe mark, pat 1888. Pretty scrolls and flourishes are embossed on the rear as well, This pattern begs to be engraved..so make them your own. Fully marked as above.**A kind passerby has identified this pattern as CHALICE aka HARMONY. Many thanks to him. Another has identified it as "Carlton" from 1898.
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Very nice set of 6 teaspoons in the plain, but elegant pattern called "LAFAYETTE". This pattern dates to 1915. The back of the spoons are marked simply "Alvin patent". They are NOT marked Sterling, but are of a good quality plating, as are all Alvin pieces
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1296
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Nice group of 4 Wm Rogers & Sons SP dinner forks in the " Oxford ": pattern that dates to 1901. None of the forks have bent or damaged tines. Three of the forks have full pristine plating, one does have some plating loss on the back. Rogers AA mark. Nice weighty pieces.
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