Object Record
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Metadata
Object ID # |
1966.032.006 |
Object Name |
Server, Lemon |
Title |
Tomato or Lemon Slice Server |
Lexicon category |
4: T&E For Materials |
Date |
1940s |
Year Range from |
1940 |
Made |
International / 1847 Rogers Bros. |
Place of Origin |
Connecticut, New York, United States of America |
Description |
A small, rounded and scalloped-edge flatware serving item. It has a pierced pattern that helps drain something. It may be a lemon slice or tomato slice server? It likely dates from the 1940s? Some spoons with this pattern were advertised on the internet as being from the 1940s (post-1940). They were made by International / 1847 Rogers and were described as having a pierced pattern with the "Draped Floral Pattern". The maker's mark is 1847 ROGERS BROS., and the item was triple-plated silverware. See RELATED for matching items. |
Makers mark |
Emboss-style lettering of "1847 ROGERS BROS.", a circular mark, and then emboss-style "XS" over "TRIPLE" |
Provenance |
Original provenance unknown. Last owned by Mrs. Stanley Young of Durham, Grey County. |
Collection |
Food Service Tools & Equipment |
Material |
Metal/Silver |
Dimensions |
W-7.1 L-18.5 D-0.3 cm |
Found |
Durham, Grey County, Ontario |