Flatware and place settings
- Complete sterling services and partial sets
- Mismatched forks, knives, spoons and serving utensils
- Individual place settings, damaged pieces and monogrammed silver
Trusted gold buyers & jewelers in the Washington area since 1987
Bring a complete sterling service, one mismatched spoon or an inherited household collection. We identify hallmarks and construction, separate sterling from plated and mixed-material pieces, and explain what we find while you are with us.
Walk-ins are always welcome. Appointments are optional.
Family-owned since 1987
Testing explained in front of you
Free, no-obligation evaluation
Immediate payment when you accept
What we buy
Do not discard an item because it is tarnished, monogrammed, damaged, weighted or missing from a set. Bring every uncertain piece.
Transparent evaluation
We inspect hallmarks, makers, construction and condition, identify weighted or mixed-material components, and weigh eligible sterling content. We explain the classification and current market factors before presenting a free, no-pressure offer.
Testing and equipment
XRF analysis can help identify metal composition when a mark is unclear or construction is uncertain. When appropriate, testing is performed in front of you and the reading is explained. XRF supports—but does not replace—hallmark and construction review.
Questions answered
No. We evaluate complete services, partial sets, mismatched utensils, individual serving pieces and even one uncertain spoon.
Bring them. Weighted, filled, reinforced, handled and mixed-material objects need an informed in-person examination because not every part has the same metal content.
Sterling and eligible silver items are evaluated. Silver plate is identified separately and may not carry the same precious-metal value.
No. Bring the entire group as it is, including mismatched and damaged pieces. Hallmarks and construction matter more than polish.