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May 1st, 2010

Angie

Silver Plated

Mr. Coffee BVMC-SJX33GT 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker, Chrome

$39.99

Description:Its good looks are only surpassed by its great performance. This coffeemaker automatically detects a glass carafe or thermal carafe (sold separately) and optimizes your brew for maximum flavor….

10 Neodymium Magnets 1/2 x 1/8 inch Disc N48

$3.99

ONE lot of 10 Magnets. Size: 1/2 inch diameter x 1/2 inch thick discs. Nickel (Ni) Plated (silver-like shine) Grade: N48 – Extremely powerful magnetic material Pull Force is approximately 6.1 pounds under ideal conditions. These discs are axially magnetized, so the strong North/South poles are in the center of the flat sides. That makes them easier to stack into a cylinder than to connect side by …

CIA 23304 Masters Collection 12 Inch x 17 Inch Wire Cooling Rack, Chrome Plate Steel

$14.95

The Culinary Institute of America is pleased to introduce the Masters Collection, a selection of essential and extraordinary tools created by its faculty of Certified Master Chefs. The complete Masters Collection line of cookware, cutlery, bakeware, and culinary tools has been designed with hands-on involvement and testing from The Culinary’s Certified Master Chefs to ensure a new standard of qual…

Wholesale LOT of 5 – 12mm 18K White Gold Plated Round magnetic Clasps – Half Matte & Half Shinny

$18.00

Wholesale 5 pieces of 18K white gold plated round shape magnetic clasps. These clasps are used on beaded items like necklaces, bracelets and anklets. These magnetic clasps are easy to use and can be plain or decorative and you’ll find them in a variety of shapes and sizes….

magnets, cooked ham, silver-plated teapots and crash test dummies

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Silver-plated utensils Would be worth anything?

I've an incomplete set of antique silver-plated utensils (maybe 60 years approximately 100 pieces) that is used to Beling to my grandmother. . Could they, or whatever money is plated, worth anything? If yes, where?

It really depends what you mean by "worth nothing?" Do they represent – is it a game, a boss can you see if they are American or English (or other)? Some of the silver plate is the most valuable English, and it is on tin-plated, sadly enough, but English silver is a true gem, especially Sheffield, and puts our silverware to shame, and it is much cheaper. I have a game I raised my family have bought in an antique shop. I never could find a replacement for it, but entered a home Women's 1700 miles away in 1996 and there was my own. If you take to a jeweler, you can know if it is silver or pewter, and also be sure there is no leaching of lead, which is rare, but. . . just to be sure. Take a digital photo of the back of a large piece of cutlery, and engage some of the other parts, and contact a reputable antique dealer if you are interested in a evaluation. certified appraisers must advertise in the Yellow Pages, and declare their certification and a museum might be helpful, too. In addition, family members do not remember and / or have pictures of it being used? Check on that. Have fun. Sounds neat to me.