
1847 Rogers Bros. Silverplate Flatware Canteen Set
This is an extensive multi-piece flatware service housed in a two-tier wooden storage canteen box. The set is identified as 1847 Rogers Bros., a brand known for high-quality American silverplate. The pattern appears to be 'Heritage' (introduced in 1953) characterize by its ornate floral flourishes and scrolled edges. The collection includes various utensils: dinner knives held in the lid, dinner forks, salad forks, teaspoons, soup spoons, and several specialized serving pieces such as a pierced cake server, cold meat forks, and a solid pie server located in the bottom pull-out drawer. The utensils are constructed from silver-plated brass or nickel silver. The storage chest features a light wood exterior with a deep red anti-tarnish felt lining and includes the manufacturer's identification plaque. In terms of condition, the pieces show evidence of age-related tarnish and light surface scratches consistent with moderate use. Some pieces demonstrate 'silver loss' or wear to the plating on high points. The wooden chest shows minor scuffing on the corners but remains structurally sound. This mid-20th-century set represents a classic example of American post-war formal dining elegance and craftsmanship.
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Estimated Value
$150 - $250
Basic Information
Category
Antique/Vintage Silverplate Flatware
Appraised On
March 7, 2026
Estimated Value
$150 - $250
Item Description
This is an extensive multi-piece flatware service housed in a two-tier wooden storage canteen box. The set is identified as 1847 Rogers Bros., a brand known for high-quality American silverplate. The pattern appears to be 'Heritage' (introduced in 1953) characterize by its ornate floral flourishes and scrolled edges. The collection includes various utensils: dinner knives held in the lid, dinner forks, salad forks, teaspoons, soup spoons, and several specialized serving pieces such as a pierced cake server, cold meat forks, and a solid pie server located in the bottom pull-out drawer. The utensils are constructed from silver-plated brass or nickel silver. The storage chest features a light wood exterior with a deep red anti-tarnish felt lining and includes the manufacturer's identification plaque. In terms of condition, the pieces show evidence of age-related tarnish and light surface scratches consistent with moderate use. Some pieces demonstrate 'silver loss' or wear to the plating on high points. The wooden chest shows minor scuffing on the corners but remains structurally sound. This mid-20th-century set represents a classic example of American post-war formal dining elegance and craftsmanship.
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