January 2, 2024
HUGE 135 Pc Rogers Flatware Eternally Yours Silverplate
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Up for auction is this great collectible vintage flatware set by International Silver 1847 Rogers in the Eternally Yours pattern. T are 135 pieces of this 1940's set in the original wood wanut storage box. This set includes the following: 20 dinner knives, 20 dinner forks, 12 salad forks, 12 soup spoons, 31 teaspoons, 9 tablespoons, 11 Ice tea spoons, 7 individual butter knives and 13 serving pieces which include 2 master butter knives, 2 sugar spoons, a large soup ladle, a sauce or gravy ladle and 4 large serving spoons and 2 slotted serving spoons and a meat fork. This is a nice used set that badly needs to be cleaned and polished. Some appear to rarely if ever used - others more use. You are bidding including box which is in used condition but if you want it shipped without box to save shipping - request immediately after winning the bid. NO RESERVE & NO FURTHER DAM AGE TO REPORT ON THIS ONE! Shipping cost in USA is $20.00 by Fed Ex including insurance . WE SHIP WORLDWIDE! DO NOT PAY UNTIL YOU RECEIVE YOUR INVOICE! NOTIFY ME WITHIN 24 HOURS HOW AND WHEN YOU WILL BE PAYING! PAYMENT REQUIRED WITHIN 10 DAYS OF SALE END**** ***NO RETURNS and NO REFUNDS so please read carefully and ask all questions before bidding. We carefully describe our items, but cannot be expected to know everything about everything and we certainly are not
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