And, there are yet more sterling patterns named Rose. It is interesting to me the differences - from the very elaborate (Bridal Rose) to the simple (Castle Rose). Short of the name, and possibly a floral motif, they sometimes have little in common, with the exception of being made of sterling silver and designed as an utensil for dining.
Castle Rose by Royal Crest (no date) (Designed by Grosvenor N. Allen & Lloyd E. Ressegger)
Bridal Rose by Alvin 1903
Baltimore Rose by Schofield 1905
Windsor Rose by Watson 1940 (Designed by William T. Brown)
Wild Rose by Watson 1900 (Designed by Eustace Crees and Charles S. Court)
Wedding Rose by Watson 1900 (Designed by Joseph E. Straker, Jr.)
Dorian Rose by Watson 1937 (Designed by Percy B. Ball)
English Rose by Durgin 1955 (Designed by William C. Codman) (The same pattern issued in 1899 as Cambridge by Gorham)
Hand Chased Rose by Schofield 1906
Jac Rose by Gorham 1885
Milburn Rose by Westmorland 1940
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