Set of Twelve Rogers World's Fair Spoons

Silver plated with the New York Fair logo. Eight each of the following: dinner knives, dinner forks, salad forks, cream soup spoons, seven teaspoons, fire butter spreaders and four serving pieces.

Group of (7) Silver Plated New York World's Fair Spoons, including: Set of (6) spoons by Wm. Rogers Mfg. Co., 6" long; and (1) blue enameled spoon with Perisphere and Trylon by Wallace, 5 7/8" long.

In original box, Wm. Rogers Mfg. Co.

A set of silver plated flatware made for the 1939 world's fair by Rogers, comprising: three 8 1/2" spoons, eight 7" soup spoons, five 7 1/4" forks, eight 6" dessert forks, eight 6" teaspoons, one 5 3/

Really good condition. We here at SAH do our best to provide condition of items. However, we are not certified experts. We ask you as a customer, please inspect all photos to determine condition. We a

Lot includes Queen Elizabeth Coronation, Canada 1939, Pennsylvania, and other spoons. 13 pieces. One is sterling. Several Wm. Rogers and Sons/plated. The World's Fair Algeria spoon is marked Sterling.

William Rogers Silverplate. 6" long. KE. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply w

Set of 6 souvenir spoons 6" long each from the 1939 NY World Fair.

A full case of Vintage Souvenir Plastic Coated Playing Cards From the 1974 World's Fair in Spokane, Washington. There are twelve sets of cards in the box, which is approx 8" x 5" x 2", and together th

Consisting Of Cuff Links, Most Are Not Matched, Seven Matched Sets. Together With Tie Tacks, And Tie Bar. Also Included Are Silver Plate Souvenir Spoons, Most Chicago World's Fair And A Set Of Blue Pr

Consisting Of Cuff Links, Most Are Not Matched, Seven Matched Sets. Together With Tie Tacks, And Tie Bar. Also Included Are Silver Plate Souvenir Spoons, Most Chicago World's Fair And A Set Of Blue Pr

Two sets of (12) colorful glass "hi-ball" spoons by Kimble in commemoration of the 1939 World's Fair, printed with silhouettes of the famous Trylon and Perisphere structures and the words: "Trylon & P

86pcs Rogers & Bros Columbia Silverplate Flatware - Chicago World's Fair Columbian Exposition silverplate flatware set by 1847 Rogers & Bros / Includes: 2 - 9.5" Hollow Dinner Knives1 - 8" Hollow Serv

This set includes a collector souvenir spoons from El Paso Texas made by W.T. Hixson Company, a St. Louis World's Fair 1904 silver souvenir spoon, a Saint Petersburg, Florida souvenir spoon, and a Bri

Group of twelve (12) sterling souvenir teaspoons and 2 sugar spoons from the 1893 Columbian Exposition, many with engraved bowls.

Group of twelve (12) sterling souvenir teaspoons from the 1893 Columbian Exposition

1904 St Louis Worlds Fair items include Shell Spoons, Coin Set, Tip Trays, Tin Box, and More

WM Rogers 1939 New York Worlds fair Silverware Set. Silverplate with Worlds Fair Logo. Set looks mostly complete

This is a lot of unmatched spoons, fork, knife and sugar tongs. Wm. M. Rogers Viceroy TW&S Waldorf Astoria The largest spoon is from the Worlds Fair held in New York City in 1939. The Apostles sugar t

Description: Lot of ten assorted silver pieces: 1. Silver handled thongs with floral pattern and inscribed with "H" and "K". 2. (4) Rogers MFG Co. silver spoons marked 1939 New York World's Fair a. (1

1939 / 1940 NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR SOUVENIRS, LOT OF 14, comprising 11 Wm. Rogers silver-plate spoons with a scene in each bowl, an enameled brass book mark, a ruby-stained glass vase, and an opaque wh

1933 Chicago Worlds Fair kitchen utensils juice extractor in original box green handle garnishing set and rotary mincer in original box and shipping box and two 1847 Rogers Brothers silver plated serv

Twelve sterling silver miniature casters, 1.65 ozt., together with a partial William Rogers & Son silver plated flatware set, thirty-eight pieces, and five plated serving spoons.

Lot of (12) 1939 New York Worlds Fair Silver plate teaspoons. Spoons are in original box which measures 9" W x 7" D. According to wikipedia, "The 1939–40 New York World's Fair, which coveredthe 1,21