Selling Silver Plated Items

Step One – Sort & Organize

It makes it a much smoother process to have the large silver plated items separated from the smaller pieces. Example would be, flatware & utensils separated from platers, goblets & bowls.

Step Two – Making Sure It’s Plated

Silver plated items generally have markings on them and will say “Silver Plate“, “Silver-Plated”, “Electroplate” “Triple Plate” “EP”etc. You also see makers names and hallmarks such as: William Rogers, 1847 ROGERS BROS, International, Community etc. These are all indeed silver plated.

Step Three – What Is NOT Silver Plate

1. If items have a sticker saying “Made In China” or “Taiwan” may or may not be
2. If the item is magnetic, it is NOT silver plated (usually)
3. If item is brassy looking or gold toned, it’s NOT silver plated
4. Items that are “pewter” is NOT (nor do we buy it)
5. Chrome plating is NOT silver plated

Step Four – Selling Silver Plated Things

Once you have it all sorted, you can either put it on a scale at home (to get an idea of how much weight you have) or bring it into our shop and we can weigh it up for you and get you paid. We’ll pay cash for all silver plated flatware, silverware, antique silver, old silver plated butter dishes, silver plated serving pieces and more. 

How Much Silver In Silver Plated Items

Can You Sell Old Silver Plated Pieces?

Whatever the piece; we pay cash for silver plated flatware like, forks, knives, spoons, service utensils, platters, butter dishes, sugar bowls and creamers, napkin rings, butter dishes, wine coasters, sugar spoons, cake knifes, serving pieces, gravy ladles, candlesticks, candelabras, silver-plated tongs, silver plated teapots, coffee pots, plated pitchers, silver plated butter dishes & creamers and more.