Twice Treasured Designs

11/25/2020

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09/16/2020

Roaring 20’s

The Bird of Paradise silverware pattern is from 1923. Designed and produced during the Art Deco period, it features two of its namesake birds sitting on an elaborate perch. The design made for beautiful tableware and I think stunning bracelets and rings today. I make these cuff style bracelets

09/16/2020

Unique...

The Cavalcade silverware pattern is from 1946. Designed and produced just after WWII it features a sweet basket-weave design. It made for beautiful tableware and now stunning bracelets. I make these sturdy, cuff style bracelets using a spring hinge. You dont have to worry about a clumsy clasp and

09/16/2020

Gracious...

The Gracious silverware pattern was produced in 1939. Its linear design evokes Art Deco period influences, while its scrolling edge echoes the beginning of the softer, floral designs of the 40s and 50s. It certainly made for beautiful tableware and now these stunning bracelets. I make these sturdy,

09/16/2020

Elegantly simple design...

The Moss Rose silverware pattern is from 1949. Its elegant floral tipped design made for beautiful tableware and I think stunning bracelets and rings today. I make these cuff style bracelets using a sturdy spring hinge. You dont have to worry about a clumsy clasp or jump rings through the spoon

09/16/2020

Beautiful...

The Debutante, aka Grandeur or Princess Royal was designed and produced by Wm. A. Rogers in 1934. It certainly made for beautiful tableware and now these stunning bracelets. I make these sturdy, cuff style bracelets using a spring hinge. You dont have to worry about a clumsy clasp and no jump rings

09/16/2020

The only 1962 pattern I have found that I like...

The Southern Splendor silverware pattern was designed and produced in 1962. Its simple, delicate floral design was very popular in the mid-century period. It certainly made for beautiful tableware and now these stunning bracelets. I make these sturdy, cuff style bracelets using a spring hinge. You

09/16/2020

Another new pattern...

The Magnolia, aka Inspiration, silverware pattern is from 1951. This mid-century design features gentle lines and floral design and made for beautiful tableware. I think it makes stunning bracelets today. I make these cuff style bracelets using a sturdy spring hinge. You dont have to worry about a

09/13/2020

Another rare and stunningly beautiful antique silverware pattern...

The Antique Egyptian silverware pattern was designed and produced by Wm. A. Rogers in 1909; early in the 3rd wave of the Egyptian Revival. The pattern features the Sacred Egyptian Scarab Beetle holding the Sun in its front legs and the Eye of Horus in its hind legs, symbolizing rebirth, wisdom, and

08/25/2020

Today was a lucky day. I found 12 of these ultra rare sterling demitasse spoons after searching for over a year. I wouldn’t be surprised if they were the last available anywhere in the world. The rings I make from these will go fast...
So, don’t hesitate if you’ve been waiting.

This Ultra-Rare Sterling Owl Pattern was made by R. Wallace & Sons and mirrors its 1847 Rogers Brothers silver plate cousin in both size and design. It features a stylized Owl pattern that is truly a work of art. The elegant, over the top, design was popular in the Victorian age this spoon was made.

01/11/2020

Excited to share this item from my shop: Owl 1892 Silverware Bracelet

The Owl pattern is from 1892 and is one of 1847 Rogers Brothers most unusual and rare patterns. Its design features a stylized Owl pattern and was only produced in demitasse spoon and cocktail fork forms. It certainly makes for a unique, beautiful, and stunning bracelet. Measure your snug wrist