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1847 Rogers Marquise Silverplate Flatware Set, Nice!!
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1847 Rogers Marquise Silverplate Flatware Set, Nice!!
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Welcome to our ebay site. We are so glad that you stopped by. Today we are offering our ebay customers this beautiful silverplate flatware set. The pattern was manufactured in 1933 by 1847 Rogers in the ever popular Marquise pattern. This set does come housed in a nice wooden chest which is original to this set. This set grades above average and displays great luster. This set will consist of the following pieces: (8) 8 1/2" grille dinner knives, (8) 7 3/4" grille dinner forks, (8) 6 5/8" salad forks, (16) 6 1/8" teaspoons, (8) 7 3/8" place or oval soup spoons, (2) 8 3/8" serving spoons, (1) 8 3/4" cold meat fork, (1) 6 1/4" gravy ladle, (1) master butter knife, and (1) sugar spoon. This is a wonderful opportunity to add to your existing set or great time to start collecting a new pattern. What better way to impress your family and friends, then to set your table with elegant flatware. T are no monograms. I do not see any flaws or distractions. I do not polish or clean silver or stainless that I purchased from estate sales. Always assume that the flatware that you are purchasing may need to be polished or cleaned. I do take all of my pictures outdoors, you may tfore see reflections from the trees, sky, or surroundings. You may also see an occasional rain drop. These are only reflections, not flaws or discoloration. Please feel free to email us with any questions that you may have concerning this auction. We wish you all the best of luck. Remember, list us as a favorite seller, we have a great assortment of antiques that we are adding daily. 
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