WM A. ROGERS - KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY AS "THE HOUSE OF QUALITY..." (FROM AN EARLY 1900S AD CAMPAIGN)

{HISTORY}

There are a handful of words that circulate around the name Wm. A Rogers when it comes to silverplate flatware... quality, reputation, fine, highest-grade, celebrated, guaranteed. These were all the hallmarks the company stood behind for every fork, spoon, knife, and serving utensil they manufactured. 

Made in New York in 1901, this set of Wm. A Rogers silverplate dinner forks features the curly, swirly Warwick pattern. On the more substantial side than other delicate designs, this pattern has a regal appearance that reminds us, here in the Vintage Kitchen of the curly mane of a lion. 

Antique forks in all their tarnished glory not only add a bit of beauty to the serving tray but also a bit of history to the table. It's fun to note how these forks seem to change color too depending on the background. Against bright white linen, they tend to take on a more golden shade and against grey, a more silver shade.

{SPECIAL FEATURES}

- Matching set of six forks

- Each fork is stamped on the back with the Wm. A. Rogers mark and the horseshoe brand mark

- Lovely aged appearance 

{CONDITION}

In lovely antique condition with a gorgeous tarnished aesthetic. Please note the unique color variations in each piece. 

{SIZE}

Each fork measures 7.5" inches in length x 1"inch in diameter at widest part and weighs 1.6 oz. The entire set of six forks weighs 10.6oz.