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Finding a silver flatware set that is actually silver 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 ... 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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Q: I put my sterling-silver flatware through the dishwasher, and now it looks “too clean.” All the darkness in the grooves and details is gone. What can I do? A: Although you do want flatware ... continued..

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Toothpaste is frequently suggested for cleaning silver because it is only slightly abrasive. Even though toothpaste is quite a popular remedy, it will scratch and dull the surface of silver. The small ... continued..

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Your sterling flatware is circa 1954 and should be insured for $2,500 to $3,500. Q. This mark is on the base of a porcelain vase that originally belonged to my great-grandmother. continued..

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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, sterling flatware is a luxury few can afford ... continued..

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At this point, it is difficult to keep clean and I don’t really like the design. This leaves me with two choices: purchase a new set of stainless steel or use my set of sterling silver flatware. continued..

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Sterling silver flatware To be called sterling silver, flatware must contain 92.5% silver and a sprinkling of other alloys that make the silver sturdy enough to be used for eating utensils. continued..

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Advice Ask Amy: I think a dinner guest lifted a piece of my sterling silver flatware and I’m forking mad! Published: Aug. 11, 2023, 2:00 p.m. continued..

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