Oneida Ltd. / Oneida Silversmiths was founded in the year 1877 in Sherrill, NY. The company still exist today.

Formed as an experimental utopian social community at Oneida Creek in 1848, the group began making flatware in 1877, and their sterling line started in 1914. The production of silver plated hollow-ware began in 1926. Oneida acquired Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd. in 1929 who had the trademark name Heirloom and Oneida also acquired S.L. & G.H. Rogers through that purchase. Oneida manufactured three patterns in the 1940s for Empire Crafts Corp. under the name Royal Crest and produced another three patterns for private distribution under the name State House. The "cube" mark was first used in 1965. Today they are manufacturers of a full line of sterling and silver-plate flatware, hollow-ware, vanity and novelty items along with china, crystal, and glassware.

Related Patterns: Dowry Sterling Patterns ; Royal Crest Patterns ; State House Silver Patterns

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Example of Oneida Silver Hallmark / Marking

Afterglow (First Introduced 1956)

American Colonial (First Introduced 1975 till 1996)

Ardsley (First Introduced 1933)

Belle Rose (First Introduced 1963 till 1996)

Designer: Frank R. Perry

Botticelli (First Introduced 1972 till 2004)

Designer: Frank R. Perry

Bountiful (First Introduced 1967)

Designer: Ellen B. Manderfield

Casa Grande (First Introduced 1967 til 1979)

(Brushed finish)

Damask Rose (First Introduced 1946 till 2004)

Designers: Grosvenor N. Allen & Mary P. Fleming

Dover (First Introduced 1968 till 2004)

Designer: Ellen B. Manderfield

Dowry (First Introduced 1934)

Also Dowry Sterling

Du Maurier / Bromley (First Introduced 1967 til 2004)

Also Tradition Sterling

Designer: Frank R. Perry

Engagement (First Introduced 1952 till 1959)

Designer: Mary Parker Fleming

First Frost (First Introduced 1965 till 1972)

Designer: Frank R. Perry

Flower Lane ((First Introduced 1957 till 1967)

Designer: Frank R. Perry

Glenrose / Woodcliff (First Introduced 1959)

Designer: Ellen B. Manderfield

Grandeur (First Introduced 1960 till 2004)

Designer: Frank R. Perry

Grand Majesty (First Introduced 1976 till 2004)

Designer: Ellen B. Manderfield

Guinevere / Pembrooke (First Introduced 1967)

Designer: Ellen B. Manderfield

Heiress (First Introduced 1942 till 1979)

Impresario (First Introduced 1975 till 1977)

King Cedric (First Introduced 1949 till 1971)

(Also in silverplate)

Designers: Grosvenor N. Allen and Lloyd E. Ressegger

Lasting Spring (First Introduced 1949 till 2004)

Mansion House (First Introduced 1948 till 1967)

(Bright finish)

Designers: Grosvenor N. Allen & William H. Gerth

Martinique (First Introduced 1967 till 1984)

Designer: Ellen B. Manderfield

Mediterranea (First Introduced 1967)

Melbourne (First Introduced 1952 till 1967)

Michaelangelo (First Introduced 1970 till 2004)

Designer: Frank R. Perry

Patrician (First Introduced 1914)

(Also in silverplate)

Designer: Grosvenor N. Allen

Reigning Beauty (First Introduced 1953 till 1967)

(Bright finish)

Designer: Mary Parker Fleming

Rubaiyat (First Introduced 1969 till 1977)

Designer: Ellen B. Manderfield

Satin Beauty (First Introduced 1966 till 1969)

(Brushed finish)

Sentimental (First Introduced 1960 till 1970)

Designer: Ellen B. Manderfield

Silver Rose (First Introduced 1956 till 1979)

Designer: Frank R. Perry

Stanton Hall (First Introduced 1951 till  2004)

Designer: Grosvenor N. Allen

Teramo (First Introduced 1967)

Twilight (First Introduced 1942)

Venetian Scroll (First Introduced 1970 till 1977)

Virginian (First Introduced 1942 tll 1964)

Also in silverplate, Chateau pattern

Vivant (First Introduced 1961 till 1973)

Will o' Wisp (First Introduced 1968 till 1973)

Designer: Ellen B. Manderfield

Young Love (First Introduced 1958 till 1972)

Designer: Frank R. Perry

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