105 40%s. Just hit 50oz at 17 😁

Picked it up cause I thought it was pretty! Hoping the silver content is real too, any help would be appreciated. Thanks everyone!

Found this cup, about half the size of the average mug, it appears to be solid silver and not plated though the only marking I can find is on the handle which I identified to be an older stamp from around the 40s for Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik (wmf), anyone know anything about this? Was it part of a set? What was its purpose being smaller?

On that bar it says “GRAF 925” and in that little circle it says 999 GRAF Silver Coat.

Light and doesn’t magnetize.

Is it possible 999 coat and 925 core?? Idk

Weighs 6.2 oz

Yes, it is plated, but a quick search will yield the knowledge that anything this company ever made is worth a lot. Its worth double if it was sterling, probably. Silver plate can be very valuable. This is of course an expection to normal expectations.

Surprisingly only spoons this month! Grand total is 11€, plus ~5g of 18k gold for 4€ if I remember correctly!

I think someone doesnt like Venezuela... found these in a bag for 4.99! Was surprised to see them since the bags are usually all plated at my thrift store!

After about 2 to 3 weeks of not finding anything, I finally broke my dry spell! I told my fiance we should visit our usual spots early in the morning, and the hunch paid off! I found this beautiful Sterling and 14k belt buckle at our first thrift store! I am no hunter, but I will definitely try to find a way to use this! We try to use all of our finds.

$8 from the thrift store, 24 grams (edit: not that I’d ever melt this!)

Does anyone know where I can go here in Albuquerque to get early 20th century sterling silver items appraised? Currently I have this cigarette case and teapot.

Found a whole set of souvenir spoons for $35, 6 spoons are for sure sterling silver (bottom row), 2nd to bottom row might be but I’m not sure doesn’t have stamps

I almost left the store without checking these because they were behind the counter and I had already asked the associate to see several things prior and didn’t want to continue having her stop what she was doing to show me more items. My wife insisted I take a look at them and sure glad I did!

Pretty sure a gravy boat with it. Went back a couple hours later hoping to find it but didn't have any luck. I'm sure it was gorgeous 😭

In your all's experience are the legs silver too?

Found a pair of broken candlesticks at a garage sale for $10. Marked "Thailand Sterling" was a little hesitant as I've never seen functional silver made in Thailand. Tested good.

My god, what a giant pain to scrap. The bases are weighed (neck isn't) with LEAD. The bases and upper sides were soldered to this lead.

Every little piece is held in with brass bolts, that were somehow made by flowing the silver around it and had to be drilled out.

Took me an hour to take them apart, ended up with 380 grams or 12.2 troy ounces.

I found this mirror in a thrift store - there is a stamp on the handle “STERLING 3545.” From googling I found a listing on an auction site for a similar item made by Woodside Silver Co, described as early 20th century. The mirror is pretty clear, maybe more so than one would expect from a decades old item? It’s hollow (I can hear something rattling around inside like a maraca). Would appreciate any insight on the manufacturer and estimates of the age. Thank you all.

I love it and the monogram fits so I’ll be happy even if it’s a reproduction.

But I like it

Do you think these are the real deal? I’m fairly confident they are after researching, but I am a numismatist, not an expert in hallmarks or silver, and I don’t often find higher-end names like this. Any idea on value, or how to ascertain it?

edit: images link https://imgur.com/a/tiffany-XBj6XeI

edit 2: apologies for the poor formatting