Antique silver tableware from the Art Deco era. WM ROGERS Cutlery / Silverware, Paramount, 1933. A 10-piece set for two people. PARAMOUNT William Rogers William Rogers WM Rogers WM Rogers This design was released in the United States in 1933. Manufactured by William Rogers. American Art Deco is still prevalent in the fields of art and architecture, but I think that the tableware of that era has probably never been in the spotlight. It is characterized by several parallel straight lines and geometric, simple patterns. The corners are rounded, conveying the atmosphere of the Art Deco era. The whole is silver-plated, and the knife blades are stainless steel. I have cleaned and polished them as much as possible, but some dirt that could not be removed remains. I think the condition is very good. A set of 10 pieces in total: knives, forks, spoons, teaspoons, and dessert forks, each with two. Sizes (length, weight): Knife: 24.1 cm, 52 g Fork: 18.8 cm, 44 g Spoon: 18.3 cm, 35 g Teaspoon: 15.3 cm, 25 g Dessert fork: 15.8 cm, 28 g Following the years of: Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue (premiered in 1924) Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby (published in 1925) New York's Chrysler Building (completed in 1930) Empire State Building (completed in 1931) (Is that an extreme example?) Map In addition to using it as tableware, I think it would also be wonderful as a romantic interior display, allowing you to enjoy American Art Deco up close. Thank you very much. Christofle Christofle also has a "America" series. I am also exhibiting large-format New York maps, etc.