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Oh, the family silver. It’s the stuff of legends, lore, lust and lawsuits. At least it used to be. Once a requisite on every bride’s registry, today, sterling flatware is a luxury few can afford, and ... continued..

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Discovering an antique silverware set at the thrift store seems like a great find, but you shouldn't eat with these utensils until you take a closer look. continued..

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This month’s submissions all were handed down in families, including a fine set of Reed & Barton sterling flatware, a carnival glass bowl, and a print that hung in a lawyer’s office. Two pieces of ... continued..

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Stubborn stains can be removed from silverware with household staples such as baking soda, lemon juice, vinegar, or toothpaste. continued..

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A good sterling silver flatware set can last a long time. Whether you’re picking one up for yourself or want to give a friend a timeless gift for their new home, you’ll want something impressive and ... continued..

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Q: I have complete place settings for eight plus many serving pieces in Gorham sterling's Chantilly pattern. What is its value in today's market? A: Smart collectors know that these are high times for ... continued..

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"Full flatware sets, services for 8 or more, by esteemed makers such as Gorham, Reed and Barton, Wallace, and Towle, to name a few, can garner thousands of dollars. A small antique sewing thimble can ... continued..

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The real deal is sterling silver, which is made from 92.5% silver. Sterling silver will likely be marked with a “925” or “sterling” stamp or a lion or thistle to identify it. Use household items to ... continued..

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