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Mid-Century Christmas: Oneida Silverware Highlights

Give a set of Oneida for Christmas

To continue the mid-century Christmas tree theme, here is an ad from Oneida showing their collection of silverware. A matched set of silverware was of great importance to mid-century households. Why not buy a set for a loved one for Christmas?

So shining, so bright . . . and so right for Christmas!
Solid stainless by Oneida silversmiths

Patterns included

  • Lasting Rose
  • Shasta
  • Tempo
  • Textura
  • Cantata
  • Frostfire
  • Driftwood

A 50 piece service for 8 cost $39.95 in 1964. Oneida still sells a variety of flatware patterns. Here’s a sampling.

Oneida silverware ad – Ladies Home Journal December 1964 – Vintage Christmas on MidCenturyPage.com
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I'm an American baby boomer with a strange hobby. I collect mid-century women's magazines. My blog, MidCenturyPage.com is a result of a 20 year passion to scan the pages of these magazines and share them with anyone who wants to understand what mid-century women thought about, cared about, and worried about while living in the 1950's and 1960's

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