A-magine That

11/04/2026

Nat’l. Silver Co. in the “Holly” pattern introduced in 1904 and became a seasonal & collectible favorite to adorn tables until 1945. The symbolism dates back to ancient Druid & Roman traditions where holly was considered a sacred plant to ward off evil spirits and bring good luck to the home. It also stays green through the harshest winters serving as a universal symbol of endurance hope and immortality.
($25 + tax,fees,shipping)

10/18/2026

The manufacturer of this silver-plated spoon pattern was an open public-domain rather than a single trademark brand primarily all in Germany. The pattern is “Hildesheimer” and the symbolism represents undying love, beauty and romance. First introduced in 1919. I added the charm for the inspiration of “undying love”
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10/18/2026

Towel Silversmiths Co. introduced this silver-plated serving spoon in 1932 in the “King Richard” pattern. The shield shape on the lower portion mimics the battle shields carried by medieval knights during the crusades. The symbolism is: enduring life, immortality & artistic triumph.
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10/17/2026

Wrapping up the rest of my inventory for the November 6th & 7th Junk Hunt!

10/17/2026

10/14/2026

1847 Rogers Bros. In the “Old Colony” pattern, introduced in 1911. The name references the historic Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts. Due to the intricate cut-outs, this was originally sold as luxury flatware. This pattern was retired in 1952.
The symbolism: flow of time,enduring elegance & guidance.
Size 9 1/2,10 ($25 + tax,fees,shipping)

10/12/2026

Gorham Manufacturer, in the “Empress” pattern introduced in 1880. This pattern was in the height of the Victorian Era and used for ice cream, pudding or preserves and symbolizes royalty, perfection abundance & prosperity.
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10/08/2026

Wm. Rogers in the “Crest” pattern introduced in 1906. This was a large soup spoon for hearty vegetables. The scrolling foliage deeply represents growth, longevity & rebirth. The curves tapering up the neck mimic vines or moving water, celebrating beauty & vitality of the natural world.
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10/08/2026

Wm. Rogers in the pattern, “Precious Mirror” introduced in 1954. This spoon was designed specifically as a tomato or cranberry server. The dogwood or wild rose blossoms are flowers deeply associated with rebirth, resilience, love and purity. The framework resembles an elegant stylized hand mirror giving its name.
($25 + tax,fees,shipping)

10/06/2026

Spring inspired on this beautiful autumn day! This is a Rogers Bros. Silver-plated 1950’s spoon in the “daffodil” pattern that became a mid-century American favorite.
Daffodils carry rich & cultural meanings. They represent new beginnings,rebirth, hope and optimism and is also the birthday flower for the month of March.
Size 7 1/2,8. ($25 + tax, fees, shipping)