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[dieselram94]

Hey guys, I have a WM ROGERS 12 Wallingford, act knife here. I'm sure it's silver plated but what I can't figure out is is this one rare? I have searched eBay and the web and can find no examples of this pattern on the handle. Can anyone shed some light on this for me?

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[boogeyman]

Try these for a start
Flatware Pattern Index Menu - Encyclopedia of Silver Marks, Hallmarks & Makers' Marks

International Silver April (Silverplate, 1950, Holloww at Replacements, Ltd

Make sure to check the links on these sites too! Hope this gives you some good info!!

 

[dieselram94]

Try these for a start
Flatware Pattern Index Menu - Encyclopedia of Silver Marks, Hallmarks & Makers' Marks

International Silver*April (Silverplate, 1950, Holloww at Replacements, Ltd

Make sure to check the links on these sites too! Hope this gives you some good info!!

I appreciate the links and checked them out. Couldn't find a match but I learned some things[emoji106]


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[Mackaydon]

I have no doubt you know the name Wm. Rogers refers to many different companies including. Wm. Am Rogers, Ltd, Wm Rogers & Co., Wm. Rogers, Jr.; Wm Rogers Manufacturing Co., Wm Rogers and Son; and Wm. G. Rogers--among many. If possible, I'd start with determining which Wm. Rogers company produced your knife. Several cites can be of help, including this one:
silver and silver plate: Clearing up the Rogers Confusion: Marks and Manufacturers
Good luck with your research,
Don...

 

[G.I.B.]

Sorry DR, don't know about the knife, but it looks like your wife got a new car!

 

[dieselram94]

Sorry DR, don't know about the knife, but it looks like your wife got a new car!

Lol! Yup she did get a new car. A 2016 Subaru Forester.

Must be the unworn key that gave it away! Lol


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[on.off]

this is a fruit knife circa late 19th century. they came in sets. i don't think this was a full-line pattern and it may not have had a name. the 12 may refer to the quality or weight of silverplate. google wm rogers fruit knives.