January 2, 2024
SILVERPLATE FLATWARE SET 1847 ROGERS ETERNALLY YOURS
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Welcome We are so glad that you stopped by. Today we are offering our ebay customers this beautiful silverplate flatware set. This set was manufactured in 1941 by 1847 Rogers in the ever popular Eternally Yours pattern. This set comes housed in a nice wooden chest Which I belive is original to the set.It even has the original papers in the box.. This is a complete service for eight. The set has hardly been used and grade far far above average. Each piece is over flowing with original luster. This set will consist of the following pieces: (8) 9 1/2" dinner knives, (8) 7 1/2" dinner forks, (8) 6 3/4" salad forks, (16) 6 1/8" teaspoons, (8) 6 1/4 round soup spoons, (1) 6 3/8" butter spreaders, (2) 8 1/2" serving spoons, and I have seen the 8 round soup spoon go for over one hundred dollors on ebay but they came in this box so they stay with this set... I do not see any flaws, plate loss,BUT on the 2 big serving spoons you do see a little wear-all the others look almost new..NO monograms or distractions. I do not polish silver that I purchased from estate sales. Many folks, much like myself, love the original patina that is sometimes found on silver. Always assume that the silver you are purchasing may need to be polished. I do take all of my pictures outdoors, you may tfore see reflections from the trees, sky, or surroundings.. These
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