SILVERPLATE MEAT FORK in 1847 Rogers Brothers Anniversary Pattern Catholic most likely used for a

most likely used for a child

following a successful career at Standard Oil

The colorful paper labels and tax stamps are missing or partially missing on several sides but underneath is ink printing advertising the brand and manufacturer

This is one of Dunoon's designs from the early 1990s

although the product contained nothing but distilled spirits

SILVERPLATE MEAT FORK in 1847 Rogers Brothers Anniversary Pattern Catholic most likely used for aA beautiful ANNIVERSARY SILVERPLATE LARGE MEAT FORK by 1847 Rogers Brothers. Rogers introduced the Art Deco pattern in 1923. The design includes a dotted border topped with a floral swag. The large MEAT FORK measures 9 inches long and is in great vintage condition. It is not monogrammed and will be gorgeous once polished. The fork is marked 1847 ROGERS BROS. Vintage silver looks beautiful displayed in a dining room or kitchen and this pattern would be