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twobudge@juno.com unregistered	posted 11-01-2002 02:30 PM I have two sets 1) says WM. A. ROGERS TRIPLE The pattern is very simple. When spoon upright, it looks like a little flower with two leaves on each side inside a box and then it looks almost like a steeple or if upside down, a tassel. 2) says SIMEON L & GEORGE H ROGERS COMPANY then; ONEIDA LTD. the pattern is a couple of heart shaped leaves with a bud at the top. I am looking for information on it, a timeline on how old it is and when it might have been made. They belonged to a now 88 yr old person. The second one was a wedding gift. IP: Logged
Ulysses Dietz Moderator Posts: 1265 Registered: May 99	posted 11-01-2002 03:28 PM Both of these are probably 1920s plated wares--the period when there was an explosion in mass-marketed plated silver flatware. The patterns both sound like the sort of things you get at this period--conservative designs that are also very much of the 20th century--not quite modern, but not Victorian either, in their simplicity. If one was a wedding gift to a currently 88 year old, then you can pretty much bet that they date from the 1930s or even early 40s. IP: Logged
Scott Martin Forum Master Posts: 11520 Registered: Apr 93	posted 11-01-2002 03:33 PM Welcome to the forums. If you use the Silver Salon Forum SEARCH function you will find lots of info. Please let us know how you make out using the search function. IP: Logged
smfc75 Posts: 122 Registered: Mar 2002	posted 11-01-2002 04:16 PM The first pattern sounds like the Crest pattern (also known as Crestwood and also known as Wildcliff) introduced in 1930, manufactured then or later. The second pattern sounds somewhat like "Laureate", introduced in 1910. If so, the Oneida mark would indicate manufacture in 1929 or later. IP: Logged

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