Is the silver ware made by Simon L and George H Rogers Company safe to eat off of?

Silverware made by the Simon L. and George H. Rogers Company, like many vintage silver pieces, may contain nickel or other metals that could pose a risk for some individuals with metal Allergies. While many people safely use these utensils for eating, it's advisable to check for any signs of tarnish or damage, which can affect safety. If you're unsure or concerned about potential contaminants, consider using them for serving rather than direct consumption or consult with a specialist about food safety and metal composition.