THIS COMMUNITY ONEIDA SILVER PLATE FLATWARE IS LIKE NEW WITH OVER 12 SETTING, WITH MANY EXTRA PIECES.
THE SET TOTALS 57 PIECES. ALL ARE IN POLY WRAP PROTECTION AND WERE RECENTLY POLISHED
About the Mark :
An Oneida Community plate mark is a stamp found on vintage silver-plated flatware and hollowware, indicating the item is made of a base metal coated with a layer of pure silver. It was created by the Oneida Limited company. The Oneida Community started production of silver-plated flatware and hollowware in 1899.
Origin: The Oneida Community, a former utopian group in New York that transitioned into a business.
Quality: "Community ONEIDA" lines were built to high quality standards, featuring extra silver reinforcement at heavy wear points.
What to Look For
Stamps: Look on the back or underside of spoons, forks, and knives for words Community Oneida : It signifies the item is silver-plated. CHEST NOT INCLUDED.