In 1948, 1847 Rogers Bros./International Silver Co. introduced the Remembrance silverplate pattern to commemorate 100 years of production of its silverplate

line. Enormous amounts of Remembrance flatware and holloware (aka hollow ware) were produced in the late 1940s - early 1950s. Just after WWII, thousands of soldiers were getting married and International heavily advertised to these newlyweds.

Duncan & Miller introduced the etched glassware pattern “Remembrance” to match the silverplate pattern.

Some flatware and holloware pieces are harder to find because they were produced in fewer quantities, such as punch ladle, napkin ring, wood salad set and candelabrum.

The following holloware images are from a 1950s International Silver catalog; and the etched glassware is from a Duncan & Miller catalog.

Above: Tea and Coffee Service, Well and Tree Platter, Meat Dish and Buffet Tray.

Above: Gravy Boat, Vegetable Dish, Dinner Dish, Sugar and Creamer, Bread Tray, Water Pitcher, Salt and Pepper Shakers and Candelabrum.

Left: Remembrance etched glassware by Duncan & Miller.

Top left to right:
10 oz. Goblet
12 oz. Footed Ice Tea
3 1/2 oz. Wine
5 oz. Saucer Champagne

Bottom left to right:
3 oz. Liquor Cocktail
5 oz. Footed Orange Juice
4 oz. Footed Oyster Cocktail
1 oz. Cordial