A set of 12 late 19th C. dinner knives with Mother of Pearl handles, sterling silver repousse ferrules and silver plated blades. They are marked Wm. Rogers Bros. Manufacturing.
MRA-03772$195
Two mid 19th C. knives, 8" long, marked Meriden Cutlery Co.,1855. Meriden Cutlery was the predecessor of Landers, Frary & Clark.
MRA-01612$20
A nice set of six late 18th or early 19th C. two-tined forks and matching knives, marked W Holmes.
MRA-03620$225
Four c. 1840 coin silver serving spoons by Niels Arnzen of Fall River, MA and monogrammed ESC. Niels Arnzen was born in 1818 and worked as a jeweler and watchmaker.
MRA-02123$225
Eleven late 19th or early 20th C. bone handled knives with Art Nouveau style embossed ferrules. The blades are marked Herin A Brest.
MRA-02498$160
A souvenir spoon celebrating the 300th anniversary of Connecticut, 1635 to 1935.
MRA-04361$35
A souvenir spoon commemorating World War I.
MRA-04362$35
A stainless steel Hopalong Cassidy spoon dating to the mid 20th C.
$195
