Antique silver tableware from the Art Deco era. WM ROGERS cutlery / silverware, Shelton, 1935. A 3-piece set. SHELTON William Rogers William Rogers WM Rogers WM Rogers This design was released in the United States in 1935. Manufactured by William Rogers. American Art Deco is still prevalent in the fields of art and architecture, but I think that the tableware of that era has probably never been in the spotlight. It is characterized by several parallel straight lines and geometric, simple patterns. The corners have a slightly sharp feel, conveying the atmosphere of the Art Deco era. The entire set is silver-plated. It has been cleaned and polished as much as possible, but some stains that could not be removed remain. There are some areas where the plating has peeled off, but we hope you will understand this as a vintage item. The condition is considered to be good. Teaspoon, spoon, butter knife A set of 3 pieces in total. Sizes (length, weight) are: Teaspoon: Length: 15.1 cm, Width: 3.1 cm, Weight: 26 g Spoon: Length: 15.7 cm, Width: 3.7 cm, Weight: 19 g Butter knife: Length: 19 cm, Width: 2.3 cm, Weight: 24 g Stylish shape, with sufficient texture. It is from an era following Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue (premiered in 1924), the Chrysler Building in New York (completed in 1930), and the Empire State Building (completed in 1931). (Perhaps that's a bit of an extreme example) Map In addition to using it as tableware, it would also be wonderful as a romantic interior display where you can enjoy American Art Deco up close. Thank you very much. Christofle Christofle also has a "America" series We are also selling large New York maps, etc.