Flatware

Gorgeous set, made by John Round and Son who operated the Tudor Works and Arundel Works at Sheffield, circa 1880's Fish services were introduced into England about 1870's, This truly high quality set for 12 ( 12 knives and 12 forks) 24 pieces, The box is not original and it is not the best quality, Each piece is made from man made bone handles sterling hallmarked band and silver plated blades which are engraved with what it looks like oak leaves,Excellent, used, but not abused condition, No chips to the bakelite handles.US Buyer please pay 29.00 (VERY heavy)for shipping plus insurance.Thank You for looking!

Four Oneida Community Enchantment Silver Plate Cocktail Forks. This pattern was introduced in 1960 and is now discontinued, it has a lovely floral rose pattern with a leaf accent. These forks are 6 inches long, they are in excellent condition, with a couple of tiny marks from being stacked in the silver chest, common in flatware of this age, appear to have never been used. Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern.

Oneida Community Enchantment or Gentle Rose Silver Plate Sugar Spoon. This pattern was introduced in 1960 and is now discontinued, it has a lovely floral rose pattern with a leaf accent. This spoon is 6 inches long with the wider bowl for the sugar, it is in excellent condition, with a couple of tiny marks from being stacked in the silver chest, common in flatware of this age, appear to have never been used. Please see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern.

Lovely vintage set of four dinner knives, Made by Community Silver Plate - Gorgeous pattern with beautiful handles pierced floral designs titled: CORONATION - very good used condition with complete silver plate still present - Buyer to pay 12.00 for shipping - Each 9.5 inches long

This silver plated serving spoon, in the Garrick Pattern from 1908 is marked: Wm.Rogers. The International Silver Company, an amalgamation of fourteen independent silverware manufacturers, was formed in 1898. Immediately upon organization, the company bought the total capital stock of the following companies: Barbour Silver Company (Hartford), Holmes & Edwards Silver Company (Bridgeport), Manhattan Silver Plate, (Lyons, New York), Meriden Britannia Company (Meriden), Norwich Cutlery (Norwich), William Rogers Manufacturing Company (Hartford), Rogers Cutlery (Hartford), Rogers and Brothers (Waterbury), Rogers and Hamilton (Waterbury), Wilcox Silver Plate (Meriden), Watrous Manufacturing Company (Wallingford), Standard Silver Company, Ltd. (Toronto, Canada). During the first six months of 1899, an additional four were purchased. Derby Silver Company (Derby), Simpson, Hall, Miller & Company (Wallingford), Simpson Nickel Company (Wallingford), Middletown Plate Company (Middletown). In 1968, International Silver became part of Insilco, A group of private investors purchased World Tableware in 1983 and organized the American Silver Company. Its operations centered at Meriden, Connecticut, would prove to be the major producer of silver products in the United States. In very good + condition it does have light scratches from use and is in need of a cleaning, as I have shown in my pictures and it measures 9 inches long with a bowl that measures 3 1/2 inches by 2 3/4 inches. An addition to any table setting or Wm. Rogers Collection. SH & Ins. will be quoted after orders placed. If you have any questions feel free to contact me and thank you for looking.

Vintage Spring Metal Ice Tongs. These tongs are 8-1/4 long and they are in good used condition.

This is for teaspoons by Oneida King James pattern. Each spoon is the listed price. The photo is a really bad representation of this item. They need cleaning. There are scratches but none of these items appear as bad as the photo. I tried 5-6 times to get a good photo and just couldn't. Each spoon is the listed price. I WILL MAIL THESE BY USPS MAIL SO BEFORE I CHARGE YOUR CREDIT CARD FOR THE PURCHASE, I WILL ADJUST THE SHIPPING TO YOUR ZIP CODE. IT WILL BE MUCH LESS THAN WHAT IS STATED. Circa: 1985 Pattern: King James Size: 6 1/8 in. Condition: Minor Scratches

TRIUMPH 1925 SILVER PLATE SALAD FORK BY ROGERS INTERNATIONAL SILVER. 6 1/4in LONG. SURFACE USE SCRATCHES. NO WORN SPOTS.

MONOGRAM 'W' WASHINGTON 1910 SILVER PLATE JELLY SPOON BY HOLMES & EDWARDS INTERNATIONAL SILVER. 6in LONG. LOVELY PATTERNED DEEP BOWL. MILD SURFACE USE SCRATCHES. NO WEAR. BRIGHT AND SHINY.

AIR NEW ZEALAND AIRLINES DEMITASSE STAINLESS STEEL SPOON. 5in LONG. MILD SURFACE USE SCRATCHES.

AVALON 1940 INTERNATIONAL SILVER PLATE LUNCHEON KNIFE. 8 1/4in LONG. SHORT STAINLESS BLADE AND LONG HANDLE. SURFACE USE SCRATCHES AND MARKS. COULD USE A GOOD POLISHING.

You are getting five blunt nosed French Style Dinner knives in silverplate. I don't know the pattern but these would work with almost any style. They have a silverplated blade and measure 9 1/4 inches long. They are not monogrammed.

Cows head resin fridge magnet, one ear up the other down. In very good condition. Thank you for looking!

This fabulous set of oyster or nut picks is the Reed and Barton pattern Roman Medallion. It is silverplate in excellent, near mint condition. The picks measure 4 3/4 inches long. They are not monogrammed and are marked, Reed and Barton on the back.

This neat silverplated jelly spoon is known as the pattern, ARBUTUS. It is in very nice condition with no heel wear . It is not monogrammed. The spoon measures 6 inches high. It dates to the early 1900's.

This neat silverplated punch ladle is known as the pattern, TIPPED. It is in very good condition with no heel wear and no monogram but does has a thin line of wear on the back of the handle. The ladle measures 13 1/2 inches high. It was made in the early 1900's. Wouldn't this look lovely in a punch bowl this holiday season ?

This pattern was made by 1881 Rogers/Oneida and introduced in 1952. This spoon is one of the harder for find pieces in this pattern, it is just over 4 1/2 long. It is in lovely condition, does have slight signs of age, common in flatware of this age, still need some cleaning, has maybe a hint of rest wear, can't tell for sure may just be tarnish and no monograms. They would be a beautiful addition to your collection or safe for baby to use!

Antique Wallace Silver Astor Small Iced Tea Teaspoon Stemware. This lovely silverplate spoon is 6 long and in excellent condition.

This pretty salad fork is known as the KING EDWARD pattern from National Silver Co. It is not monogrammed and measures 5 5/16ths inches long. It is in good condition on the front with some heel wear on the back.

This lovely little teaspoon is known by the pattern name, ADAM. It was introduced in 1917 by Oneida Community Plate. It is in good vintage condition without a monogram.