FB Rogers Silverplate Bread Dish

Elevate your home with our FB Rogers Silverplate Bread Dish!  This vintage piece adds a touch of elegance to any room.

FB Rogers was among the first to produce silverplate furnishings.  Silverplate was significantly more affordable for the average home and family than sterling silver pieces, and silverplating technology helped democratize the experience of fine dining at home!  These plates were quite popular in the early to mid 20th century, and often given as wedding and anniversary gifts.

Details:  At 13 inches long by 7 inches wide, this silver-plated dish of Victorian or Edwardian design is the typical size for a bread tray.

• Trays of this size are designed to hold several slices of bread, making them a functional and elegant addition to the dining table.
• The label on the bottom of the dish indicates that it is from the F.B. Rogers Silver Company, based in Taunton, MA, USA. The red label with the company's name is a style of marking that was used throughout various periods, so it doesn't provide a precise date. However, based on the label style and the design of the dish, it could potentially be from the mid-20th century, a period when paper labels were a common form of marking silver-plated items.

Condition:  Fine.  Some light scratches and wear, and some overall dulling.   Silver polish is best!  Label on the underside is legible but worn.  No makers mark.

Date: 20th Century, exact date undetermined

Provenance:  Purchased by us at a thrift sale 

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:  FB Rogers Silverplate Co.

Available as a Gift Kit!