Rogers, Smith and Company Silver Antiques?
I could not find your particular dish, but I think that you will find this information usefull, at least I hope so. Here is what I have found. The 1794 was a mark that they used. I have not found it yet but the No. 1377. This mark was used 1862 - 1877. 1862 Rogers, Smith & Co. of New Haven, Conn., organized to manufacture silver-plated holloware. The company was sold in 1863 to Meriden Britannia Co., but the New Haven operation continued to 1877. (SFC, 11/29/06, p.G3) onsite below; http://timelines.ws/states/CONNECTICUT.H... Read some important data on this next site; http://www.phelpsinc.com/family/phelpsfa... Antiques: Silver and its imitations; http://www.basic-antiques.com/silver-imi... http://findingaid.winterthur.org/html/HTML_Finding_Aids/COL0004.htm The Online Encyclopedia of American Silver Marks; http://www.silvercollecting.com/silvermarksS.html Found historical data/ reciepts dating back to your piece. http://www.oldandsold.com/articles/article399.shtml http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Silversmiths Rogers Smith & Co New Haven Conn. 1808 Design Patented April, 26 1859.on this next site; http://search.rubylane.com/antiques/,id=4,page=75.html http://www.rubylane.com/shops/seniormovingspecialists/item/BVSilver2 Animal Motif, Rogers,Smith & Co. Soup Tureen; http://www.tias.com/707/PictPage/1921127489.html?mall=%2Fstores%2Frma;itemKey=1921127489;store=%2Fstores%2Frma;catId=ster;itemNo=3054 Many more links; http://ca.search.yahoo.com/search?ei=UTF-8&fr=ks-ans&fr2=sfp&p=Rogers%2C+Smith+%26+Co.+New+Haven+Conn.&meta=vc%3D When you can and when your camera is fixed and if asked to submit a photographgo to http://photobucket.com/ or http://photobucket.com/ for free, and Up load and post the photographs of your silver dish to one of the reputable appraisers. Antiques Roadshow on line appraisers on links below; http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/roadshow/....Free http://www.canadianantiquesroadshow.com/...Free http://www3.sympatico.ca/appraisers/.......Free Famous Appraisers for Rare Collectibles and Fine Art below; http://www.christies.com/home_page/home_... on line appraiser available free of charge. http://www.sothebys.com/ http://www.isa-appraisers.org/ http://ca.search.yahoo.com/bin/search?fr... I hope that this has helped you and your family get some answers.
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Antique silver plated copper tea set inscribed with a cat PS and a crown.?
I recently acquired a antique 1874 dated silver plated copper tea set about 15 pieces. Platters, tea cups, ashtray, heaters, etc. On the back and bottoms of them there is a cat like figure then a PS then a crown engraved. I was curious about any information I can get on this stuff. Any good research sites, value anything I can learn about it.
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What do the numbers next to the player's names mean on tennis on tv?
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Determine the current in each branch of the circuit shown in Figure P18.17. (R = 14.00 , V = 15.0 V).?
R2|| 1Ω = 0.75 Ω Rt = 5 + 4 + 0.75 = 9.75 Ω I t = 18/9.75 = 1.846 amps Pt = 18*1.846 = 33.23 watts P R1 = i^2(R1) = (1.846)^2(5) = 17 watts P 4.00Ω = I^2(4) = 13.63 watts Resistor R2 has a current flow of 1/3 the current through the 1 Ω, I R2 + I 1Ω = 1.846 amps. So R2 has a current of 1/4 *1.846 amps = 0.4615 amps. P R2 = (0.4615)^2(3) = 0.639 watts The 1 Ω resistor has a current of (3/4)*1.846 = 1.3845 amps P 1Ω = (1.3845)^2(1) = 1.92 watts Pt = P R1 + P R2 + P 1Ω + P 4Ω