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Thanks, Cheryl! You are correct about the fold up case--it was pretty well torn apart by the time I got it and it had a cloth tag that simply said "sterling" and nothing else. None of my paper or online sources show Wm Rogers issuing any sterling flatware. How did you know this was made by...

Thanks, Trev. Pictures are here:

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I recently acquired a partial set of sterling flatware that has no maker's mark or name on it, and I have not been able to find the pattern in any of my regular sources. The only mark on the pieces is "Sterling." The pattern looks somewhat similar in design to some Rogers silver-plate patt...

The maker of the spoon is Gorham, the pattern is Jefferson and it was first introduced in 1907.