A partial set of silverplate flatware in the Talisman pattern, produced in 1938 by Wm Rogers & Son under the International Silver label. There are 44 pieces in the Talisman pattern, plus eight assorted serving pieces in different patterns, all stored in a bi-level wood flatware case lined in red flannel.

• 7 dinner knives
• 2 large serving spoons
• 5 table or place spoons
• 8 dinner forks
• 7 salad forks
• 13 teaspoons
• 1 master butter knife
• 1 sugar spoon

Non-Talisman pieces:

• 2 tablespoons (Oneida Adam, 1917)
• meat fork (International Silver Vogue, 1938)
• large casserole serving spoon (National Silver Rose & Leaf 1937)
• meat fork (Rogers Lufberry 1915)
• gravy ladle (Rogers Puritan 1912)
• tomato server (Rogers Laurel aka Helene 1934)
• jelly knife (Oneida King Cedric 1933)
• Wm Rogers & Son bi-level wood flatware box

The box is original to the Talisman silverware. It has scuffs and scratches as shown but the interior is in good condition. Almost all of the flatware is in clean and polished condition with typical use and storage marks but no plate loss. The master butter has tarnish spots that I couldn't remove, and there is a small area of minor plate loss on the bottom heel of the casserole spoon.