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Here is this weeks what is it... (solved)
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jeff of pa said:piece of silverware
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Re: Here is this weeks what is it...
ok they made Bracelets too
http://www.onlineauction.com/index.php?page=auction:view_item&auction_id=1248829
ok they made Bracelets too
http://www.onlineauction.com/index.php?page=auction:view_item&auction_id=1248829
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Great ID, Jeff!
Great ID, Jeff!
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Re: Here is this weeks what is it...
a spoon or a fork
a spoon or a fork
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Re: Here is this weeks what is it...
It was slightly bent... it was more straight than bent...
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It was slightly bent... it was more straight than bent...
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Re: Here is this weeks what is it...
Thats it! great job! Jeff
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Thats it! great job! Jeff
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Re: Here is this weeks what is it...
now how old is it?
now how old is it?
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Re: Here is this weeks what is it...
it helps to read the posts.SkyPirate said:
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Re: Here is this weeks what is it...
can't date it for you, however Oneida purchase the Rogers companies in 1929. since it
lists Rogers & Oneida on it, I
would think that would be the earliest it could be
they also made spoon rings.
Believe it or not, (made in sterling and silverplate)
it is said
people actually bought them to match their
silverware.
however I would also guess they may have been
premiums at times in certain sets of flatware.
and probably late 30's early 50's
because it reminds me of the old movies
of those times with Large Snooty Women
throwing their Dinner & Tea Parties,
and the 3 stooges messing them up
chukers said:
can't date it for you, however Oneida purchase the Rogers companies in 1929. since it
lists Rogers & Oneida on it, I
would think that would be the earliest it could be
they also made spoon rings.
Believe it or not, (made in sterling and silverplate)
it is said
people actually bought them to match their
silverware.
however I would also guess they may have been
premiums at times in certain sets of flatware.
and probably late 30's early 50's
because it reminds me of the old movies
of those times with Large Snooty Women
throwing their Dinner & Tea Parties,
and the 3 stooges messing them up
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Re: Here is this weeks what is it...
Thanks for the info Jeff good job!
jeff of pa said:chukers said:
can't date it for you, however Oneida purchase the Rogers companies in 1929. since it
lists Rogers & Oneida on it, I
would think that would be the earliest it could be
they also made spoon rings.
Believe it or not, (made in sterling and silverplate)
it is said
people actually bought them to match their
silverware.
however I would also guess they may have been
premiums at times in certain sets of flatware.
and probably late 30's early 50's
because it reminds me of the old movies
of those times with Large Snooty Women
throwing their Dinner & Tea Parties,
and the 3 stooges messing them up
Thanks for the info Jeff good job!
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