Real silverware will have it's makers mark stamped into the piece, usually consisting of three to four small stamps in a row. Each stamp indicating something different such a maker, date and silver content, country of origin. Silver plate will also usually indicate the plating process has occurred by stating "plated" lightly after the maker's name. Cheaply made ware will be light in the hand, without any or few markings and usually layers around the edges will be apparent where the plating has failed and worn away from the copper base.
I've known people who refer to plastic sporks as silverware.
no they ate with ther bare hands . but mabye the Pharaoh had gold ,siver or copper silverware.
Gold will only be more expensive if it's entirely made of gold and not just golad platted
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The silverware is called Community.
Silverware is usually plated with silver for appearance. It is usually made from steel with other alloys such as nickel and chromium to prevent corrosion. The higher the numbers the better. Most common are 18/8 or 18/10 is good stainless silverware. You can also buy silverware that is silver but the cost for that is something most people can't afford.
We tell real gold by its weight.
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