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William Rogers & Son
– 1855–1898
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Spoon, "Hartford Pattern"
patented September 23, 1879
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Spoon, "Countess Pattern"
ca. 1880
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Spoon, "Grenoble Pattern"
patented April 17, 1906
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Spoon, "Friendship Pattern?"
design patented March 15, 1932
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Butter Knife, "Angelo Pattern"
ca. 1879–1886
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon, "Alaska Pattern"
ca. 1890
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Oyster Ladle, "Triumph Pattern"
patented February 1891
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Dinner Fork, "Attica Pattern"
ca. 1895
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon, "Scroll Pattern"
ca. 1890
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Fish Server
ca. 1885
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Cocktail Fork
ca. 1890
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Dinner Fork
ca. 1897
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon
ca. 1883
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Sugar Spoon
patented January 14, 1908
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon, "Orchid Pattern"
patented October 24, 1911
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Oyster Fork, "Alhambra Pattern"
patented July 9, 1907
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Sugar Shell, "Unique Pattern"
ca. 1876
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Oyster Fork, "Game Pattern"
ca. 1885
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Seafood Fork
ca. 1885
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Cake Knife (or Saw)
ca. 1886
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Cocktail or Oyster Fork, "Puritan Pattern"
patented September 3, 1912
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Grapefruit Spoon
design patented January 14, 1908
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon
patented April 26, 1881
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon
patented September 10, 1912
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Knife, Pattern Unknown
ca. 1880
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Spoon, "Hartford Pattern"
patented September 23, 1879
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Spoon, "Countess Pattern"
ca. 1880
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Spoon, "Grenoble Pattern"
patented April 17, 1906
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Spoon, "Friendship Pattern?"
design patented March 15, 1932
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Butter Knife, "Angelo Pattern"
ca. 1879–1886
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon, "Alaska Pattern"
ca. 1890
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Oyster Ladle, "Triumph Pattern"
patented February 1891
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Dinner Fork, "Attica Pattern"
ca. 1895
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon, "Scroll Pattern"
ca. 1890
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Fish Server
ca. 1885
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Cocktail Fork
ca. 1890
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Dinner Fork
ca. 1897
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon
ca. 1883
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Sugar Spoon
patented January 14, 1908
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon, "Orchid Pattern"
patented October 24, 1911
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Oyster Fork, "Alhambra Pattern"
patented July 9, 1907
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Sugar Shell, "Unique Pattern"
ca. 1876
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Oyster Fork, "Game Pattern"
ca. 1885
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Seafood Fork
ca. 1885
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Cake Knife (or Saw)
ca. 1886
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Cocktail or Oyster Fork, "Puritan Pattern"
patented September 3, 1912
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Grapefruit Spoon
design patented January 14, 1908
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon
patented April 26, 1881
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon
patented September 10, 1912
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Knife, Pattern Unknown
ca. 1880
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Spoon, "Hartford Pattern"
patented September 23, 1879
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Spoon, "Countess Pattern"
ca. 1880
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Spoon, "Grenoble Pattern"
patented April 17, 1906
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Spoon, "Friendship Pattern?"
design patented March 15, 1932
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Butter Knife, "Angelo Pattern"
ca. 1879–1886
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon, "Alaska Pattern"
ca. 1890
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Oyster Ladle, "Triumph Pattern"
patented February 1891
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Dinner Fork, "Attica Pattern"
ca. 1895
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon, "Scroll Pattern"
ca. 1890
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Fish Server
ca. 1885
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Cocktail Fork
ca. 1890
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Dinner Fork
ca. 1897
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon
ca. 1883
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Sugar Spoon
patented January 14, 1908
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon, "Orchid Pattern"
patented October 24, 1911
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Oyster Fork, "Alhambra Pattern"
patented July 9, 1907
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Sugar Shell, "Unique Pattern"
ca. 1876
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Oyster Fork, "Game Pattern"
ca. 1885
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Seafood Fork
ca. 1885
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Cake Knife (or Saw)
ca. 1886
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Cocktail or Oyster Fork, "Puritan Pattern"
patented September 3, 1912
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Grapefruit Spoon
design patented January 14, 1908
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon
patented April 26, 1881
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Teaspoon
patented September 10, 1912
William Rogers & Son
1855–1898
Knife, Pattern Unknown
ca. 1880
