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Recognizing Rogers Groups

Rogers Groups vary in height and weight generally ranging from about fourteen to twenty-three inches high and ten to fifty pounds.  Groups are signed John Rogers New York with a date (if patented) and titled on the front of their base.  The condition in which they are presently found also varies from being almost “like new” to being “basket cases.” They generally are taupe (putty) in color with a hint of sheen and often have a heavy patina.  (Be aware that sometimes these groups have been polychromed by someone other than Rogers.  The polychroming may have been done tastefully or dreadfully.   In either case, however,  polychroming detracts from the groups as Rogers originally conceived their creation.)

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