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Posted 2 years ago
michaelsonem
(1 item)
i found these and i thnk they are really neat peices but i have no clue to some of the uses of these or maybe a value to a collector maybe some out there could help me thanks you so much
these are all silver plated
from left to right top to bottom this is all of the maker marks i found on them
1) 1847 rogers bros A1
2) National Silver Co.
3) no makers mark on this peice i just think is it a very neat piece
4) Wm A. Rogers (hallmark) 8xr
5) Florentine silver plate
6) siemon L. & george M rogers company XII (
7) community
8) the marking on this peice is worn so much i cant make it out but yet i thought it was an awesome peice
9) Wm Rogers MFG Co extra plate original rogers
10) holmes and edwards IS (FORK)
Sterling Silver SpoonsAs the oldest type of flatware, spoons have existed in some form or another…
Check out this page, you might be able to identify some of the patterns, or at least find the uses for the spoons.
http://www.silversuperstore.com/index.html
Number 3, (second from the top, on the left) looks like it could be a mustard serving ladle.
Good luck!!