Rogers LA CONCORDE GRAPE 1910 6 dinner knives
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I am always I am always happy to combine shipping winning auctions in order to save on shipping costs. As these pieces weigh more than 1 pound when packed for shipping, they can be shipped to the 50 states and Puerto Rico for $7.90, which includes the mandatory insurance and delivery confirmation. For any other destination, please email for a shipping quote. La Concorde is a pattern which was introduced in 1910 in the then very fashionable grape motif. This motif has returned in fashion and is actively collected today. The pattern was discontinued in 1917. The dinner knife is something that we take for granted as part of the table silver. Yet they became a standard item only in the 1890s, and t are patterns made right before WWI that did not have matching knives. The reasons for this seem to number three. One, people frequently carried knives with them so t was little need for a separate knife. Two, and this seems most plausible, everything was cooked to death and had fallen apart by the time dinner was served so t was no real need to cut anything with more than a fork. Three, the technology of the time could not produce a knife that would simultaneously look like silver, keep an edge and not wear terribly. Those knives that survive tend to be towards the end of the Victorian period. They typically have a silverplated blade, usually
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