F.B. Rogers Silver Co.
Listed under Silversmiths.
Listed under Silversmiths.
Rogers Cutlery Co.
Hartford, CT 1871-1940s Consolidated with the Wm.
to form International Silver in 1898. See flatware patterns.
Hartford, CT 1871-1940s Consolidated with the Wm.
to form International Silver in 1898. See flatware patterns.
C. Rogers & Bros.
Meriden, CT 1866-1903 Founded by Cephas B. Rogers,
Gilbert Rogers, and Wilbur F. Rogers. Acquired by
International Silver. See flatware patterns.
Meriden, CT 1866-1903 Founded by Cephas B. Rogers,
Gilbert Rogers, and Wilbur F. Rogers. Acquired by
International Silver. See flatware patterns.
Rogers & Bro.
Waterbury, CT 1858-c. 1976 Holloware production
began c. 1874. One of the founding companies that
formed International Silver in 1898. Originally, goods
marked with R&B were considered second quality,
selling for less than their premium grade counterparts.
The Rogers & Bro. line was discontinued around 1976.
See flatware patterns.
Waterbury, CT 1858-c. 1976 Holloware production
began c. 1874. One of the founding companies that
formed International Silver in 1898. Originally, goods
marked with R&B were considered second quality,
selling for less than their premium grade counterparts.
The Rogers & Bro. line was discontinued around 1976.
See flatware patterns.
Rogers Bros. Manufacturing Co.
Hartford, CT 1853-1861
Became a part of Rogers, Smith & Co. in 1861.
Hartford, CT 1853-1861
Became a part of Rogers, Smith & Co. in 1861.
Rogers & Hamilton
Waterbury, CT 1886-c. 1920 Successor to Holmes, Booth &
Haydens. Became a part of International
Silver in 1898. See flatware patterns.
Waterbury, CT 1886-c. 1920 Successor to Holmes, Booth &
Haydens. Became a part of International
Silver in 1898. See flatware patterns.
Rogers, Smith & Co.
Hartford, CT 1857-1862; New Haven, CT 1862-1877;
and Meriden, CT 1877-1898
Founded by William Rogers and
George Smith. Acquired by the
Meriden Britannia Co. in 1862
and moved to New Haven.
Became a part of International
Silver in 1898.
See flatware patterns.
Hartford, CT 1857-1862; New Haven, CT 1862-1877;
and Meriden, CT 1877-1898
Founded by William Rogers and
George Smith. Acquired by the
Meriden Britannia Co. in 1862
and moved to New Haven.
Became a part of International
Silver in 1898.
See flatware patterns.
Rogers & Brittin Silver Co.
Bridgeport, CT 1880-1882 Succeeded by Holmes & Edwards.
See flatware patterns.
Bridgeport, CT 1880-1882 Succeeded by Holmes & Edwards.
See flatware patterns.
Rogers & Wood Co.
Northampton, MA 1900-1901
Sold to Wm. A. Rogers in 1901. See flatware patterns.
Northampton, MA 1900-1901
Sold to Wm. A. Rogers in 1901. See flatware patterns.
Rogers Silver Plate Co. (I)
Danbury, CT c. 1887-1928
Manufacturers of silverplate novelties.
Danbury, CT c. 1887-1928
Manufacturers of silverplate novelties.
Rogers Silver Plate Co. (II)
New York, NY c. 1880-1890 A company formed
to sell flatware made by R. Strickland & Co.
New York, NY c. 1880-1890 A company formed
to sell flatware made by R. Strickland & Co.
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G. Rodgers
A trademark of the Standard Silver Co. of Toronto.
See flatware patterns.
A trademark of the Standard Silver Co. of Toronto.
See flatware patterns.
C.B. Rogers & Co.
A trademark of C. Rogers & Bros.
A trademark of C. Rogers & Bros.
1847 Rogers Bros.
A trademark of the Meriden Britannia Co. 1862-1898 and
then International Silver 1898-1990s.
See flatware patterns.
A trademark of the Meriden Britannia Co. 1862-1898 and
then International Silver 1898-1990s.
See flatware patterns.
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