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I have a Wm Rogers plate someone in the past apparently thought would look nice painted like a bloodstone jasper, At least the top side of it. Anyone know a safe way to remove the paint without messing up any more of it. Chipping doesn't seem to be a viable option. I tried some silver and silverplat...

Thanks for the assist Pat. Made a typo in my original message, it should have been "a U" NOT "A U". Total number of charaters on the bottom line is 8 not the nine letters in Sheffield. IF I ever figure out what I am doing wrong I'll post a pic of it.

Jerry

This is the third try to post this question, first 2 with pics never showed up in the other plated forum, even tho I got message saying it had both times Was there more than one maker named EALES or did they just move around a lot? Have an engraved(?) /decorated piece which the pattern shows on the ...

Thanks for the possible lead SEEKERrrr


Cheryl my deepest oppologies on getting your name wrong

Thanx Carol.
It does hold 5.6 oz water LOL. Any one know if "The Columbus" was a popular name for hotels?

I 'preciate the reply Tom. I had figured it was the material used to make the fork, rather than the pattern. This is the only Wm A.Rogers (Oneida owned I believe) piece I've seen made from "german silver " and haven't seen any reference to such at any of the replacement sites and collector...

Any one know how long the Wm A Rogers {GERMAN SILVER}line was produced" Reading from left to right PAT MAY 24 191(worn off), Wm. A. Rogers , then GERMAN over SILVER both inside {}, then a horseshoe with R inside that. No websites I've checked (6 to 8 hrs a day the past 11 days) even mention such.

I have a bowl/dish that was made by the International Silver Co that includes silver Soldered on the bottom< and also 5oz then a box(top is wider than the bottom and can't think of the proper name of the shape) with the number 25 inside it. If it's silver plated ( I am pretty sure since the bottom o...