Friendship‑Medality (1932) — Oneida / Wm. Rogers /Tudor Plate

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 Stars — Very Soft / Highly Malleable
Friendship‑Medality (1932) — Oneida / Wm. Rogers /Tudor Plate
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Introduced in 1932 at the height of the Art Deco era, Friendship‑Medality is a silverplate pattern created by Oneida, produced under several of their well‑known lines including Wm. Rogers and Tudor Plate Oneida Community. The pattern blends geometric precision with a warm, symbolic medallion motif — a perfect reflection of early‑1930s design optimism.

Pattern: Friendship‑Medality
Year: 1932
Maker: Oneida — produced under Tudor Plate, Wm. Rogers & Son, and Oneida Community
Condition: Excellent — ◇◇◇◇◆
Artisan‑Friendly Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Soft / Highly Malleable

Perfect For
• Art Deco lovers
• Bold, graphic table styling
• Vintage‑modern interiors
• Silverware artisans who enjoy structured, architectural patterns
• Gift sets, prop styling, or everyday use

Extended Details

Artisan Notes (For Makers & Creatives)

Each piece feels like a small architectural moment: clean lines, stepped edges, and a repeating medallion motif that gives the pattern its name. Though discontinued, Friendship Medality remains a favorite among collectors, stylists, and artisans for its striking silhouette and strong visual presence.

 

Design Notes

  • Strong Art Deco geometry with stepped, linear detailing
  • Repeating medallion motif that feels both architectural and symbolic
  • Silverplate finish with a bold, structured profile
  • A pattern that photographs beautifully — crisp, graphic, and full of character

 

Pattern History

  • Maker: International Silver / Wm. Rogers
  • Introduced: 1932
  • Status: Discontinued
  • Category: Silverplate flatware
  • Style Era: Art Deco

 

Friendship Medality is silverplate with a strong, structured handle — ideal for makers who love bold lines and graphic silhouettes. While collectors appreciate the pattern’s Deco heritage, artisans will find.

 

This Pattern Offers:
• Moderate firmness — slightly stiffer than mid‑century patterns, but still workable
• Defined edges — excellent for rings, pendants, and statement pieces
• Raised geometric details — perfect for designs that highlight texture


Artisan Friendliness Rating: ★★★☆☆


Best for makers with a bit of experience, while still fully suitable for table use and collectors.