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William Rogers and Son — Clinton — Orange Spoons

1919 Jewelry Catalog and Sales Book · Scan 256 · Printed page 246

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Spoon · Catalog no. —

$6.00 dozen

Original 1919 offer in USD.

Extracted description

Orange Spoons, Clinton pattern. Orange Spoons Dozen 6.00. Orange Spoon Set of six in lined box. Representative illustration: One complete spoon drawing represents priced dozen; six-piece packaging separately captioned. Six-piece box caption does not change original dozen price basis.

Representative illustration: One complete spoon drawing represents priced dozen; six-piece packaging separately captioned.

Six-piece box caption does not change original dozen price basis.

Visual keywords

double border orange spoon plain handle panel pointed oval bowl rounded terminal spoon tapered handle

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

Final v3 directly reviewed against original preserves complete pointed oval bowl, full stem and double-bordered plain handle plus Orange Spoon / Set of six in lined box caption. One spoon represents printed dozen.

Extracted traits

TraitValueEvidence
patternClinton “Clinton Pattern” Silver Plated Flatware
plating claimsilver plated “Clinton Pattern” Silver Plated Flatware
finishbright Bright Finish
manufacturerWilliam Rogers and Son Made by William Rogers and Son.
guarantee history claimmanufacturer guarantee borne by goods as for the past 50 years These goods bear the guarantee of the manufacturer as they have for the past 50 years
illustration scale claimabout ⅜ actual size Tea Spoon, Medium Knife and Fork are actual size. All other items are about ⅜ actual size
package quantity6 Orange Spoon Set of six in lined box.
packaginglined box Orange Spoon Set of six in lined box.

Extraction: direct assistant vision; raw OCR retained only as provenance. This record describes a catalog listing; its identity across other catalogs is unresolved.