Silverware

sheridan silver is usually made in niue. Every island trandition uses this special gift on every special occasion eg; weddings, birthdays and trditional haricutting ceremonies.

Addition: it's definitely silver plate and not sterling silver.

there are some questions you need to ask herself before your question can be answered: when was it made how long have you had it and is it rusty. so there's not enough information for me to answer your question. sorry

value of 1847 Rogers Bros A1 plus mark

it was more easily identified and was less likely to be stolen

The knives should be located on the right and work the wway inwards for the dishes so furthest away from the plate 1st dish closet last dish .The same priniple for the fork on the left.The spoons at the top of the plate pointing left, same principle of working your way in again.

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answer #2) stainless steel or can be made from nice silver

rogers cutlery & CO

If you're asking about antique resale value, the answer depends on the silversmith or manufacturer, the age, condition, pattern, and rarity. It is also important to determine whether the silverware is solid sterling or silverplate; many people confuse the two. Silverplate has very little resale value, a few hundred dollars, at most.

If you're asking about selling the silverware to a refinery, the price will be a factor of the weight of the silverware times whatever percentage of the market rate the refinery is willing to pay. If you're thinking of selling your silver for scrap, it would be a good idea to check the antique resale value first, as that might be higher.

Another word of caution about silverplate. Refiners won't take it (and they can tell the difference) because the cost of recovering the tiny amount of silver (about .20 mm surface thickness) is more than the value of the metal itself.

I would go to websites about silver silverware and see if there is a list of prices for 1945 silver silverware

place at the side of a plate

well it depends which size but normal size still in plastic $64

sizes of flatware

They used spoons, knives, and their hands. But no forks

It can be melted down and put into molds to make silverware and jewelry.

Search "Wallingford Co." + "silver." It seems several manufacturers of silver and silverplate were manufacturing in Wallingford, Ct. in the mid-late 1800s. One source says that Wallace bought out one or two of them.

Depends on what piece(s) you have, as well as condition. If there is plate loss (missing silver), then the value is dramatically less. Different pieces have different value, depending on the rarity of the piece. The most common pieces are of course the least valuable. For good, current value, eBay is a great place to check. Look at ended auctions to see actual prices that pieces sold for. Charter Oak can be worth good money, for pieces in great condition.

Maxwell and Williams by far...affordable and reliable. it really is fantastic

I'll bet it is an "I" and an "S": International Silver bought the rights to use the [Eagle] Wm. Rogers [Star] stamp in 1989, and I have some flatware made in 1938 which has "[Eagle] Wm. Rogers [Star] sectional IS" stamped on the back. ("Sectional" refers to heavier plating on areas receiving heavier wear.) Check http://www.replacements.com/silver/INS.htm#5 for photos of a huge number of silverware patterns - I found mine!

I have been told that the 12 denotes the DWT or pennyweight of the item. It is supposed to be silver and not silverplate. I am not sure what pattern you have but check it to see if it is silver and not silverplate. I think the value can be determined by finding the actual pattern name, or if you want to scrap it, see what silver is bringing per ounce right now.

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Al The "A1" mark is sometimes found on the reverse side of silver plated flatware and refers to the quality of the silver plate, i.e. "A1" is the best quality for that manufacturer. Lower qualities are usually referred to as "1" or "A", "B" etc..

International Silver Company, founded in 1898 from a number of smaller silver manufacturers that specialized in silver plated tableware.

Lots.

Solingen is in Germany and renowned for its steel. You misspelled as Rostrei, the word is Rostfrei which means RUST (Rost) FREE (Frei) in German, in other words, it's Stainless Steel. There are sites for silverware marks.

HI, THERE IS A ONLINE SITE CALLED ONLINE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SILVER MARKS, HALLMARKS & MAKERS MARKS. ON THE BACK OF THE PIECE THERE SHOULD ME EATHER THE MFG. TRADE NAME OR SOME KIND OF ICON STAMP, THIS SITE WILL LIST THESE. 99% OF THEM WILL HAVE THE DATES TOO. GOOD LUCK!