Oneida 1930’s Community Tudor Plate Skyline / Skycrest 8-Serving Flatware In Box

41 pieces plus chest
8 - Dinner Knives: 8.5 length x 3/4 wide
8 - Dinner Forks: 7.5 length x 7/8 wide
8 - Salad Forks: 6-1/4 length x 1-1/16 wide
8 - Soup Spoons: 7 length x 1-7/8 wide
8 - Dessert Spoons: 6 length x 1-1/4 wide
1 - Butter Knife Spreader: 7.5 length x 1 wide
The New-Housekeeping Set. The Tudor Seal-Brite Chest: 16 x11 x3

Chest has signs of wear, scratches, scuffing, small crack, etc. Cutlery is in average vintage condition with overall etching, scuffs, light scratches and some tarnishing. Could use a good polishing! Don't know how many pieces the original set consisted of or if anything is missing but as it is this set is perfect for an 8-person place setting.

The Oneida Community was established in 1848 in Oneida, New York–not to manufacture silverware, but as a “small group of Christian Perfectionists” who lived in a commune. They were sometimes called ‘Bible Communists’.

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