1847 Rogers Bros. Old Colony — Dessert Knives, Hollow Handle
1919 Jewelry Catalog and Sales Book · Scan 246 · Printed page G
Knife · Catalog no. —
$24.30 dozen
Original 1919 offer in USD.
Extracted description
Dessert Knives, Hollow Handle, Old Colony pattern, French grey, bright trimmed finish. Six in flannel roll. Original plate price$21.94 per dozen. Revised exact-class price$24.30 per dozen, effective August1,1918.
No catalog number printed; distinct form/handle key preserved.
Ditto marks inherit only own visible table group; package contains six but offer price basis is dozen.
Visual keywords
floral garland knife leaf sprigs leaf-shaped terminal medallion pointed handle terminal ringed handle collar rounded blade tip scroll shoulders star-shaped floral motif
Proposed visual observations from the source illustration. These describe appearance and are separate from the printed catalog text.
Complete dessert knife directly reviewed with rounded blade, ringed collar, leaf-shaped flower medallion, scroll shoulders, floral garland and leaf sprigs. Pierced openings not independently established by knife drawing; no pierced appearance keyword.
Extracted traits
| Trait | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| brand | 1847 Rogers Bros. | 1847 ROGERS BROS. SILVERWARE |
| pattern | Old Colony | OLD COLONY PATTERN French Grey, Bright Trimmed |
| finish | French grey, bright trimmed | OLD COLONY PATTERN French Grey, Bright Trimmed |
| design claim | Note the pierced handle and the sterling effect of the design. Its popularity stamps it as one of the most remarkable patterns ever produced in silver plate. | Note the pierced handle and the sterling effect of the design. Its popularity stamps it as one of the most remarkable patterns ever produced in silver plate. |
| plating claim | silver plate | Note the pierced handle and the sterling effect of the design. Its popularity stamps it as one of the most remarkable patterns ever produced in silver plate. |
| appearance claim | sterling effect | Note the pierced handle and the sterling effect of the design. Its popularity stamps it as one of the most remarkable patterns ever produced in silver plate. |
| package quantity | 6 pieces | Medium Knives, Nickel Silver, Silver Soldered, Hollow Handles, six in flannel roll, per dozen, $23.28 |
| packaging | flannel roll | Medium Knives, Nickel Silver, Silver Soldered, Hollow Handles, six in flannel roll, per dozen, $23.28 |
| handle base metal | nickel silver | Medium Knives, Nickel Silver, Silver Soldered, Hollow Handles, six in flannel roll, per dozen, $23.28 |
| construction | silver soldered | Medium Knives, Nickel Silver, Silver Soldered, Hollow Handles, six in flannel roll, per dozen, $23.28 |
| handle construction | hollow | Medium Knives, Nickel Silver, Silver Soldered, Hollow Handles, six in flannel roll, per dozen, $23.28 |
| original printed price | 21.94 USD | Dessert Knives … [ditto] 21.94 |
| revised price | 24.30 USD | Since the pages illustrating 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverware were printed the prices on Cutlery have been changed (including sets containing both cutlery and flatware), the following being in force on and after August 1, 1918: Dessert ” ” ” … 24.30 |
| revised price basis | dozen | Since the pages illustrating 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverware were printed the prices on Cutlery have been changed (including sets containing both cutlery and flatware), the following being in force on and after August 1, 1918: Dessert ” ” ” … 24.30 |
| price effective date | 1918-08-01 | Since the pages illustrating 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverware were printed the prices on Cutlery have been changed (including sets containing both cutlery and flatware), the following being in force on and after August 1, 1918: |
Source relationships
revised price reference: JohnVFarwell1919JewelryCatalog:leaf:234:offer:revision-row-02
Since the pages illustrating 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverware were printed the prices on Cutlery have been changed (including sets containing both cutlery and flatware), the following being in force on and after August 1, 1918: Dessert ” ” ” … 24.30
Extraction: direct assistant vision (GPT-6). This record describes a catalog listing; its identity across other catalogs is unresolved.