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Duncan Phyfe/1881 Wm Rogers silverplate table with drop leaves and lifting lid
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Re: Duncan Phyfe/1881 Wm Rogers silverplate table with drop...
hello. a friend of mine has one like this so she'll be happy to know it's origin and date, but she knows nothing of the current price. She took it to antique roadshow a few years ago and they couldn't give her a price either - appraiser at that time said he had never seen it before. But now we know there's two - there must be more - and more information to come in. What i know is that the silverware in your chest has no relationship to the age of the chest, and was not the original silverware in this chest. The style of the hardware would indicate 1880, 1890.