How do I identify WM Rogers silverware patterns?

How do I identify WM Rogers silverware patterns?

When trying to identify William Rogers flatware, examine the piece for the manufacturer’s name, symbol, date and pattern. Look for the manufacturer’s name engraved in very small print on the back of the piece of flatware.

What does the star mean on Rogers silverware?

If you know the maker, but not the pattern. –

How can you tell how old silverware is?

Look for a mark on the silverware of 925, STERLING or 925/1000. The mark is usually found on the underside of the piece of flatware. One of these marks is a surefire way to tell if your flatware is made of sterling silver.

How can you tell if silverware is valuable?

Inspect the pieces looking for markings such as “925,” “. 925” or “sterling” for pieces made in the U.S. These pieces are usually darker in color and are naturally lighter in weight. Sterling silver pieces have intrinsic value, and can often be resold.

What is a set of sterling silver flatware worth?

Sterling silver flatware is worth $20 per ounce or $0.7 per gram. However, this minimum silverware value can be increased based on flatware rarety, age, design quality, and overall look. Sterling silver souvenir spoons can be sold for $5 and sometimes for $2500.

How do I know if my silverware is valuable?

Is WM Rogers is real silver?

Rogers sterling (often marked Wm Rogers – and also indicated ‘Sterling’) is actually pure silver. These indicate that your items are made from stainless steel, electroplated, or are simply silver plated.

When was Wm Rogers silver made?

International Silver Company. (1853-1931). International Silver Company records. [Including William Rogers Manufacturing Company (Hartford).]

Is vintage silverware worth anything?

Antique Silverware Value Silver is a valuable metal and has a value as scrap. More modern pieces may not have retained their value but quality antiques will hopefully have more value than their scrap metal price.