Where can I find English electroplate and silver plate?

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What does the fifth mark on a silver plate mean?

A fifth mark, not shown, is a profile of the ruling king or queen. A typical hallmark on silver made in England for either export or sale in England. The control mark, a set of scales, was adopted in 1976. The scales mark certifies the acceptance of a 1976 treaty in which nations agreed to recognize each others hallmarks.

Can a sterling silver plate be sold with the 925 Mark?

With the 925 standard mark, a piece of silver can virtually be sold world wide with the same mark. The use of 925, however, does not preclude the use of sterling. Since 1999, more and more reproductions are including both 925 and sterling.

Why is sterling silver used in a teapot?

Silver is a soft metal, and when used in teapots and services, it is mixed with copper to form a harder, more durable alloy. The small amount of copper used in sterling silver pieces does not detract from its value as a silver teapot.

What kind of silver plate does Simpson and Hall use?

Simpson & Hall silver plate. Includes fork. No damage or repairs. Oxidation to the silver plate but otherwise condition is excellent. No damage or repairs. Chased with courting couple scene within a guilloche frame and sides that are chased with floral and ribbon swags.

Can a silver plated tea set be used?

Tea sets made from silver are quite the addition to an enthusiast’s collection. Whether you set it on display or gently use your antiquated set on special occasions, knowing as much as possible about the tea set will bring it back to life. But how do you know what your set is worth and where its story begins?