Silverware

certainly. At S/R Labs in Westlake Village ,CA, we do it all the time.

The value of a Hopalong Cassidy flatware set can vary significantly based on factors such as its condition, rarity, and whether it includes original packaging. Generally, collectible items like this can range from a few dollars to several hundred, particularly if they are vintage or in excellent condition. For an accurate valuation, it's best to consult a collectibles expert or check recent sales on platforms like eBay.

The lettering should read Pat. instead of fat. Pat. Apd. is abreviated meaning Patient Applied For. Hope this helps you.

"Georg Jensen silver is referring to flatware. Georg Jensen offers sterling silver flatware, steel cutlery and barware. The pieces are absolutely beautiful."

The actual value of Prestige silverware depends on the condition of the items and the pattern. It depends if the silverware is silver plated. An auction house or antique dealer would have a good idea of the actual value. The value may also depend on what silver is worth in the market.

OVB = 'Our Very Best' trade mark of Hibbard Spencer & Bartlett hardware company.

I grew up in jeweler family, and i have more informations than any other source online

CROWN -means royal quality material 99% high value metals

gold,silver,platinum

LION- is symbol of London

CASTLE WITH 3 TOWERS--was made in Scotland

There are a wide variety of retail locations and internet websites that sell sterling silver flatware sets. Macy's, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Amazon are just a few examples of companies that stock this item.

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Just after he won the 2000 Guineas at Newmarket.

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I inherited a set of "Community Plate" silver flatware in a wooden chest with a label reading Good Housekeeping Institute serial number 2149. I believe my Mother bought this silverware and the wooden chest sometime before her wedding in 1940.

Depends on model/motif. Some art nouveau pieces are twice expensive as others. Anyway, a figure around US$22,000 is my guess. Other more classic motivf, like rubans et noeuds if complete and with stainless steel blades in said number of pieces can reach US$30,000. or more.

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It depends if the restaurant is actually owned by the manager, if it is, it's their property you have lost/broken, so they have every right to make you pay for replacement(s).

If it is a chain restaurant, the most likely answer would be no, but it would be best to check the rules/handbook for the job, or to phone the head office.

Hepatitis c is highly contagious disease. It is transmitted from blood to blood. If a person has hepatitis c, the only way silverware would be contagious, if there blood was on it, someone touching it with a open wound, cut,sore. The infected blood would have to come in contact with another persons blood.

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I found this product in the US for Stainless Steel Restoration. Check this out.

The Romans developed many types of iron knives for a variety of uses. Knives were considered important and they were treasured. People were often buried with their eating knives. They were not provided at dinner parties and people brought their own knives.

The Romans also used knives to cut hair

The Romans made sophisticated spoon made of bone, pewter, bronze and silver. Roman spoons developed from simple bowls with a handle to thinner bowls which could come in a variety of shapes: round, oval, pointed, or flared at the front.

For most of their history the Roman used forks only as cooking or serving tools. The use of table forks for eating began in the eastern part of the Roman Empire in the 4th century AD. They were used only by the elites.

Table forks came in common use in the in the Middle East and in what is now Turkey by the 10th century. They were introduced in Italy in the 11th century because they were useful for eating pasta. They become popular with the aristocracy and the wealthy merchants by the 14th century and became part of etiquette in Italy in the 16th century. Dinner guests brought their own forks. A Florentine, Catherine de Medici, introduced them at the French court in the mid-16th century. In the rest of Western Europe the use of the table fork remained manly a court custom until the 18th century when it spread to other wealthy classes. The use of the table fork by common people started in Italy in the late 18th century with the invention of the tomato sauce. Forks were needed to eat pasta with tomato sauce.

Rogers Bros were a group of brothers who started a US shop in 1840 electroplating silverware, they named their brand 1847 Rogers Bros. The Eternally Yours silverware sets can go from around $30-$550 depending on the condition.

I mean AP1902,regarding silver plated cutlery.

My american history teacher told me that they ate off lead plates. Hope this helped!

Hi ! Myself, I couldn't disassemble blades, bolsters, and such. I did get a P13 missing a bolster, but, ugly as it is, I was able to get what they call a 3 toothed "E-Ring..." to clip the shaft, and it is very secure. That was the smallest at Ace hardware. I think yours is a bigger, but, if that is the issue for strength, worth....