Sterling Silver Flatware - 68'248 items found


FINE GEORG JENSEN STERLING CACTUS PATTERN CHEESE PLANE OR SLICE
Georg Jensen
$150.00
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SET OF 4 GORHAM STERLING SILVER LA SCALA DESIGN PLACE FORKS 1964
Flatware
$299.99
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Gorgeous Antique Whiting Sterling Silver 158pc Flatware Set, Art Nouveau "Lily"
Gorham, Whiting
$495.00
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Sterling Silver Individual Salt Spoon 2 5/8" by The Webster Co. - No Monogram
Other
$10.00
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Reed and Barton Francis I Sterling Four Piece Place Setting
Reed & Barton
$199.00
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End time: 14-Feb-12 19:00:53 PST
Gorgeous Reed & Barton 925 Sterling Silver Spoon ~34 Grams, 6'' Long
Reed & Barton
$33.99
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Gorham Sterling - Strasbourg Pattern 8-1/2" Serving Spoon - NR
Gorham, Whiting
$9.95
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Gorham Sterling - Strasbourg Pattern 8-1/2" Meat Serving Fork - NR
Gorham, Whiting
$9.95
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End time: 16-Feb-12 19:00:44 PST
4 ANTIQUE TIFFANY CO SAN LORENZO STERLING SOUP SPOON
Tiffany
$360.00
Bids: 0
End time: 19-Feb-12 19:00:38 PST
"S KIRK & SON" STERLING SILVER REPOUSSE SOUP LADLE KW
Kirk
$224.95
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End time: 19-Feb-12 18:58:48 PST
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Things to Consider When Buying Sterling Silver Flatware

Things to Chew over When Buying Sterling Silver FlatwareBy Heather Jacobson

In all the parts of a table setting, flatware is considered as one of the most important parts. Flatware is very eminent since proper dining etiquette has always instructed to not touch the food with our hands. And for those who …

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How to Value Sterling Silver

Jim L. of Consummate Enterprises demonstrates the process used to value sterling silver flatware and other tableware like candlestick holders.

where can I sell my sterling silver flatware?

Oct 11, 2006 by Big Air Morgan | Posted in Austin

I have many pieces of sterling silver flatware. Much is inconsistent but still sterling. Is there anywhere I can sell it at a fare price?

Try the American Gold Transfer - 7600 Burnet Rd - 323-0199

Ali | Oct 12, 2006

Ebay!
dslant6 | Oct 11, 2006

Stooge Shop
xportuguesax | Oct 11, 2006

Try the American Gold The Big Board - 7600 Burnet Rd - 323-0199
Ali | Oct 11, 2006

How do I restore frequently used and scratched sterling silver flatware to its original condition?

May 28, 2006 by SqueakyButterfly | Posted in Do It Yourself (DIY)

I have my grandmother's Sterling silver flatware and would like to reconstruct it as best I can. It polishes well. My grandmother used it as everyday flatware, so it has many scratches from use. I cant afford to have it professionally restored, so I was hoping there was a way for me to do it myself. Thanks for any counsel you can give.

You can sparkle it, but, to make it "picture perfect" you will have to have it "replated"...

And I say, Good for ol Granny! She is a "licit" person, not to SAVE that silverware for a "rainy day"...

Use it while your still here, and dont worry about saving it for the next creation because they can get thier own, or they can have it replated if they want to use it too!

Your Grandma had the right idea and I applaud her! :)

I wish you well...

Jesse

x | May 28, 2006

Mixing sterling silver plated flatware with stainless steel flatware (details)?

Mar 14, 2007 by brevejunkie | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

Not accurate where to post this. I heard somewhere some time ago that it's a bad idea to combine your sterling silver flatware with stainless flatware in the dishwasher because the stainless can cause the silver to bend/rust/fade/become discolored. Is this true? My husband recently bought me some silver plated flatware and I was wondering if this is true.

Sterling flatware should not be washed in the dishwasher because the cleansing is too harsh on the silver. The silver will be clean but the detail , design will be lost because the flatware will be too shiny. Also, the cement holding the knife blades in place can unbutton over time. Good soapy water, rinse and dried is best. If it is not possible to wash right after dinner, place flatware in water. This is especially important if the meal was salty or acidic i.e. spaghetti, salads. Pitting can enter someone's head quickly and although this can be cleaned off with silver polish, some permanent marks can remain.

Lucky you to have a husband buy you silver. Continuous use will develop the patina which only enhances.

britgrit | Mar 14, 2007