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Posted 10 months ago
toracat
(336 items)
Hello, First Rodgers, There is Rodgers, and Rodgers and Sons, I think these are from before he added his sons? Also the handles I believe are bone or ivory? I try to find information, I believe for sure this is Joseph Rodgers of England. They have not been polished in many years. Also I can not see those special lines you see in ivory when I look with jewelers mag. Thanks toracat Oh also it is hard to read it says RODGERS EP Also added photo of monogram, I can not make out letters. thanks toracat
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