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1847 Rogers Bros. Heraldic — Medium Forks, flat handle

1919 Jewelry Catalog and Sales Book · Scan 240 · Printed page Y

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$14.82 dozen

Original 1919 offer in USD.

Extracted description

Heraldic Medium Forks, flat handle, grey finish. Six in unlined box. Original price$14.82 per dozen.

No catalog number printed; distinct form/handle source key retained.

Heraldic crest/hand-hammered effect and grey finish are printed pattern claims; no physical manufacturing process or metal color asserted by monochrome vision.

Ditto marks inherit only own visibly enclosing table group; original amount remains source quote, effective hollow-cutlery price from formal dated revision.

Different size/handle form not independently pictured; no crop or appearance borrowed.

Visual keywords

Different size/handle form not independently pictured; no crop or appearance borrowed.

Extracted traits

TraitValueEvidence
brand1847 Rogers Bros. 1847 ROGERS BROS. SILVERWARE
patternHeraldic HERALDIC PATTERN. Grey Finish. A design that, in every line, suggests quality and distinction. The crest and hand hammered effect recall the individual work of the early silversmiths.
finishgrey HERALDIC PATTERN. Grey Finish. A design that, in every line, suggests quality and distinction. The crest and hand hammered effect recall the individual work of the early silversmiths.
ornament claimcrest and hand hammered effect HERALDIC PATTERN. Grey Finish. A design that, in every line, suggests quality and distinction. The crest and hand hammered effect recall the individual work of the early silversmiths.
package quantity6 piecesTea Spoons … Six in unlined box, per dozen, $7.42
packagingunlined box Tea Spoons … Six in unlined box, per dozen, $7.42
handle constructionflat Medium Forks, flat handle … [ditto] 14.82

Extraction: direct assistant vision (GPT-6). This record describes a catalog listing; its identity across other catalogs is unresolved.