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1847 Rogers Bros. Silverplate | Sterling Silver854 of 923 |  |  |
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jsw14
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This is whats left of my Moms 1941 silverwear set. This was the top of the line "Eternally Yours" by Rogers Bros with orignial box. I think it was only a service for 6 to begin with. Only have these pieces left of set. On each piece it says 1847 Rogers Bros, I S "Eternally Yours". Probably worth more in memories then money value.... Comments welcome.... Thanks for lookin!
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Silverplate FlatwareSilverplate flatware has been a popular, and less costly, alternative to st…
I could tell when you first signed on that you were a person of class and distinction! That is the set I grew up with and the set I am still using now! It is silver plate not sterling. If you spend four hours polishing it it looks really good for Thanksgiving!
Well Thanks Savoychina1, U have the same Class Too! HaaHaa! Pretty Classy silverwear in the day. I like the Big spoon for gettin all that gravey...HuuummmGood.....4 Hours polishing! Sheeesh, I'm not goin to tell the wife that cause she will put that on the Honey-Do-List too!!! Thanks Bro........
hi i was just looking to put my moms silverware which is exactly like your moms, on ebay, same pattern, so did you find out what it is worth if anything??? ty deb
I am interested in the percentage of silver in WM ROGERS 1847 flatware, and ROGERS BROS. with markings of AIPLUS, XS TRIPLE, AAIS, IS,AND XAI?
Hello For year I have been moving a box of silerware around that my parents found on some property in northern michigan more then 50 yrs ago I was just wondering if it was worth anything. most of it is from the Drake in chicago it looks to be made by gorham also has gmco an anchor then ep and a b on the back thank yo for your time.