This mixed silverplate flatware lot includes five pieces marked 1847 ROGERS BROS and TUDOR PLATE ONEIDA COMMUNITY, gathered together as a useful craft lot.
The pieces are sturdy and usable for projects, with visible tarnish, surface scratches, spotting, finish wear, and discoloration from age and previous use.
This mixed silverware lot suits crafters making wind chimes, jewelry, stamped silverware gifts, assemblage pieces, or other repurposed metal projects.
Details
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Item: Mixed silverplate flatware lot of 5 pieces
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Item Type: Craft and repurpose flatware lot
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Era: Not confirmed from photos
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Materials: Silverplate flatware
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Color: Silver tone with areas of tarnish and age darkening
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Maker and Mark: Marks visible include 1847 ROGERS BROS and TUDOR PLATE ONEIDA COMMUNITY
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Pattern or Model: Not confirmed from photos
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Style: Mixed decorative silverplate flatware
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Dimensions: Ladle approximately 7 inches long. Flat spoon approximately 6 inches long. Knife approximately 7 inches long. Two teaspoons approximately 6 inches long each. Weight approximately 6 ounces
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Special Features: Five mixed pieces with decorative handles, including a ladle, flat serving spoon, knife, and two teaspoons
Condition Grade: Good
Positives
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Graded Good: The five pieces remain sturdy and suitable for crafting, display, or repurposing despite visible age wear.
- The handles retain their raised floral and decorative details, giving crafters several different shapes and designs to work with.
- The lot includes both larger serving forms and smaller spoon forms, which gives a mixed selection for different projects.
- The maker marks remain readable on photographed pieces, including 1847 ROGERS BROS and TUDOR PLATE ONEIDA COMMUNITY.
Issues / Wear
- All pieces show tarnish, darkening, spotting, scratches, and surface wear consistent with previous use.
- Several bowls and blade surfaces have heavier discoloration and uneven silverplate finish visible in the photos.
- The lot is mixed rather than a matching table service and is being offered with craft and repurpose use in mind.
Condition Grade Key
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Near Fine: Close to new. Any flaw is small and named above.
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Very Good: Light use. Every flaw is named above, and none of them get in the way of reading or display.
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Good: Complete and usable, with clear signs of use. Every flaw is named above.
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Fair: Heavy wear or damage, named above. A reading or working copy, not a display piece.
Collector's Notes
Silverplate flatware like this was made for everyday and formal table service, but worn and mismatched pieces have also become useful raw material for traditional metal craft projects.
This lot suits makers who turn older silverware into wind chimes, pendants, jewelry components, plant markers, stamped gifts, or decorative assemblage pieces.
The mix of 1847 Rogers Bros and Oneida Community pieces gives the lot different handle shapes, bowl forms, and decorative details rather than five identical pieces.
The age wear is part of what makes these pieces practical craft stock, especially for projects where a polished matching table setting is not the goal.
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Disclaimer
All items are vintage and may show signs of age, wear, or use consistent with their history. Photos show the exact condition of each piece, please review them carefully, as they are part of the description.
I do my best to capture colors accurately, but your monitor or device screen may display colors slightly differently from the actual item.
Please Note
These pieces come from estate collections and have been surface cleaned. You may wish to perform additional cleaning depending on your preference.
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