Unusual Rogers/Meriden Silver Tea Set w/ Character Scene

[mart]

I also tried gnomes and nymphs and woodland scenes since during that period there was one from Japan just labeled "woodland scenes" !!

[veggieguy]

Also, I did send info to Replacements, so I will post here if they turn up anything useful.

[mart]

Wondering what they will have to say !! Its an unusual set !!

[veggieguy]

Well, Replacements did not turn up any useful info. They are adding a page for the pattern to their site, with a few of my pictures, in the hopes that others may find it and chime in.  We shall see, but it won't be a quick process if it ever turns up anything.

[mart]

Was hoping you would find out !! I have ran out of ideas on what to call it !!  Just because there is nothing to be found now,, try to do a google search weekly !!  Things are always being listed and dropping off the searches !! It may turn up eventually !!

[veggieguy]

Good point, I will keep at it. I do plan to sell it, but I may list it initially at a semi-high price, and let it percolate while I continue to research for awhile. If somebody is willing to buy it in the meantime, well, that'd be okay too.

[mart]

Good idea !!!

[KC]

Glad they got back to you!

I just haven't ever seen even a hint of one like this!  I am sure someone will really like it!  Let us know if you sell it on ebay, etsy, etc so we can watch the fun as well!

[veggieguy]

FYI, it's now for sale in our Etsy shop.  Hopefully it's okay to post store links in here:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/183633708

Still have not found any more information about it, though.

[KC]

You have some nice things on your ETSY site!  Wondering if the "small loving cup" you have on there is actually a spooner.  Not all spooners had hooks to hang the spoons...in fact more than not, you will find spooners that people mistake for a sugar bowl without the lid with a silver tea set.  They mistake them for small vases in glass ware.

[veggieguy]

Thank you!

Interesting thought about the "loving cup". We do have a spooner with actual holders, but it didn't occur to me that the other could be a spooner as well. I'll give a second go to identifying the maker on that one.  Perhaps it will reveal some more details.