You can bring your sterling silver flatware to our secure branches in Cape Town, Sandton or Umhlanga for a professional in-person evaluation. We assess both full sets and individual pieces.

Sterling silver flatware is usually stamped “925,” “Sterling,” or carries identifiable maker’s hallmarks. Silver-plated flatware contains only a thin layer of silver and is valued differently. We can examine your items and confirm their composition during the assessment.

Silver-plated flatware generally has limited resale value compared to solid sterling silver because it does not contain significant silver content. However, we can evaluate your items and advise accordingly.

Complete matching sets can sometimes be more attractive in the resale market. However, sterling silver flatware is primarily valued based on its silver content and weight.

The value is determined by the total weight of the sterling silver and current silver market conditions. Certain recognised manufacturers or antique patterns may influence demand.

Yes. Many clients sell sterling silver flatware received through estates or family inheritance. Each piece is assessed individually, and the valuation process is clearly explained before you decide to proceed.