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Youngster/ Youth Set 3 pc- 1847 Rogers FIRST LOVE 1937
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[T]he all-time best seller for 1847 Rogers Bros." *
UP FOR AUCTION: A silver plated three-piece "Youngster Set," with original presentation box, in the unique and stunningly beautiful flatware pattern FIRST LOVE , patented in 1937 by the International Silver Company under its 1847 Rogers Bros. back stamp. This hard-to-find set features a junior fork (6 1/4" long), a junior knife (7 1/4" long; hollow handle; stainless steel, modern-shape blade), and a junior spoon (5 3/4" long). The original presentation box is made of plastic or Lucite. The top is clear and features the embossed words "Youngster Set" and "1847 ROGERS BROS." The base is cobalt blue and has prongs to hold each of the flatware pieces. The box's dimensions: 7 3/4" long, by 3 ½" wide, by 1 1/8" deep. The FIRST LOVE Youngster Set is featured in Bones and Fisher's book. (Bones, F., and Fisher, L., " The Standard Encyclopedia of American Silverplated Flatware and Hollow Ware ," c. 1998, p. 200.) Youth flatware also is known as junior flatware or children's flatware. The youth forks, knives, and spoons sometimes identical to and/or are interchangeable with tea forks, knives, and spoons, and/or breakfast forks, knives, and spoons. Also, the youth spoon frequently is identical to the coffee spoon or 5:00 (five o'clock) spoon. For more information on and a really excellent discussion of this subject, you may wish to consult Osterberg, Richard, " Sterling Silver Flatware for Dining Elegance ," c. 1994, pp. 21, 34, 56, 61. Vintage flatware makes such a unique and thoughtful gift for your favorite newborn, toddler, or child. COLLECTIBILITY: "Collectible" (Hagan, T., " Silverplated Flatware ," rev'd 4th ed., c. 1995, p. 91); "Group 2" (Bones, F., and Fisher, L., " The Standard Encyclopedia of American Silverplated Flatware and Hollow Ware ," c. 1998, pp. 197 - 202 (a six page layout! ). CONDITION: Excellent used condition, for the most part. The fork has a small amount of plate loss on the backs of the tines, and the front of the tines has some knife cut marks. Otherwise, the plating is intact. Light, minor, insignificant surface scratches. NO MONOGRAMS! Questions answered cheerfully & promptly! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! Full refund if merchandise returned within 10 days. *Bones, F., and Fisher, L., " The Standard Encyclopedia of American Silverplated Flatware and Hollow Ware ," c. 1998, p. 197 THANK YOU!
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