It's "French Provincial" that was popular in the 60's and 70's...maybe even started in the late 50's. Only sat on by adults wearing their good clothes. Never used for TV viewing, no kids nor dogs, no eating in that room unless it was a cocktail party and you were wearing pearls and high heels. LOL! Very nice...and I think you got a great buy! Clean it up a little and keep the kids and dogs off of it and never drink red wine anywhere near it! Linda C

Possibly Chickweed, a plant that grows best in a soil that lawns really like, a rich, near neutral soil. Chickweed is a cool weather annual and so it will die off as temperatures rise. Your Ohio State University Cooperative Extension Service can be of help as could this from Penn Sate. http://extension.psu.edu/pests/weeds/weed-id/common-chickweed kimmq is kimmsr

It doesn't look familiar--it may be very old and not manufactured any more. Do you need this exact piece? Or maybe look to see what's available in your price range with a similar look?

Thank you everyone, I actually think the purple rose might be sterling silver through my own research. It could definitely also be Lagerfield though. Lagerfield has since been added to my must have list because it looks very similar and sterling silver is no longer being sold. The orange blend does have similar coloring to Arizona, but I do think these are definitely older tea varieties because the church is 100 years old. I could be wrong but these roses look very old - and are neglected. I’ve never actually seen the older tea rose varieties in person though. I will have to go visit the church again next spring when I go see my mom and see how they look. I appreciate all the help.