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1847 Rogers Bros. Cromwell — Short Handle Baby Spoon and Fork

1919 Jewelry Catalog and Sales Book · Scan 244 · Printed page M

Source illustration

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Flatware Set · Catalog no. 769/79

$1.94 set

Original 1919 offer in USD.

Extracted description

Short Handle Baby Spoon and Fork, Cromwell pattern. No. 769/79 Short Handle Baby Spoon and Fork, per set, $1.94 Image shows adjacent original component illustrations at their original source positions, not an independently drawn set plate.

Full named components are separately drawn original source figures in a contiguous source rectangle; original positions preserved. Disclosed source-component group, not independently drawn set plate.

Visual keywords

flatware set fork four tines lobed handle terminals oval bowl plain handle panels raised border short tapered handles spoon two-piece set

Proposed visual observations from the source illustration. These describe appearance and are separate from the printed catalog text.

Final mask directly reviewed: complete769/79 set component evidence, short spoon and four-tine fork retain original source positions, intervening spoon caption kept. Disclosed source-component group, not independently drawn set illustration.

Extracted traits

TraitValueEvidence
brand1847 Rogers Bros. 1847 ROGERS BROS. SILVERWARE
patternCromwell CROMWELL PATTERN
set quantity2 piecesNo. 769/79 Short Handle Baby Spoon and Fork, per set, $1.94
set componentsshort-handle baby spoon and fork No. 769/79 Short Handle Baby Spoon and Fork, per set, $1.94
baby spoon and fork handle formshort No. 769/79 Short Handle Baby Spoon and Fork, per set, $1.94

Source relationships

includes: JohnVFarwell1919JewelryCatalog:leaf:243:offer:767/79
No. 769/79 Short Handle Baby Spoon and Fork, per set, $1.94

includes: JohnVFarwell1919JewelryCatalog:leaf:243:offer:768/79
No. 769/79 Short Handle Baby Spoon and Fork, per set, $1.94

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