Showing posts with label miss-matched vintage silverware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label miss-matched vintage silverware. Show all posts

Friday, December 02, 2011

It's Friday....and We're in Love!


With Silver
Silverware to be exact!
We've just went through & priced all of the silverware
that we have been collecting....

Our favorite part about vintage Silverware
 is all of the gorgeous patterns!
Well.....we'd have to say researching
these beautiful pieces of history
is pretty fun as well!


Yourex Silver Seal "Lady Francis" 1925
Rogers & Bro "Garland"  1937
Holmes & Edwards "Century" 1923
Old Company 1950
Oxford Oneida "Garland" 1910

These are just some of the patterns that we found....
and these dates make us think
"Just how many Christmas dinners
have these been through?"

Wow....
{keep counting!}

It's Friday...
What are you in love with today?

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Sparkle & Shine

We've been saving up silverplated silverware for two years now
dingy, dirty, silverware

The time has come
Polishing Day
{I should say Polishing MONTH!}

With polishing cream & our trusty gloves
The silverware went from dingy
to delightful!

The fun part
{if there is a fun part!}

about polishing silver
is that you really get to notice every crevice...
I mean pattern
that every piece has

So many different types of patterns

So many PATTERNS
{and here, I really mean crevices!}

Like any other vintage item you pick up from Estate Sales,
you start to wonder
who owned such lovely silver & what food it served
and what conversations it was a part of!

We love this engraved "R" spoon....
made us wish our last name
{or first name}
 started  with "R"

How many times were the tables set with this silverware?
Did the kids secretly
{or openly!}
 complain while having to set it?!!

We wonder, why did they choose a particular pattern?
Did the family who ate off of them really notice it ?


It's amazing...
 all of the different types of patterns there are in silverware...
from simple to very involved!

Ahhhh....a satisfying job!
Now we're off to package them up to sell so they have new stories!


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