More Silver

[zombieraccoon]

Hit the local GW just now, found some sterling spoons, of course they put 1 sterling spoon in each $2 bag of flatware, so i had to buy them all, ended up with 6 sterling spoond, nearly full service for 6 JA Henkles 18/10, and a bunch of Community Plate Junk, also picked up Empire sugar and creamer, but there was no lid.







Anyone know this maker ? I tried a quick search, will have to dig deeper when i get home tonight i guess.

 

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[SCpicker]

Wm. B. Durgin Co.

 

[tamrock]

Sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do to get the goods.

 

[diggummup]

Nice finds on the silver. Still amazes me you guys find silver and gold at Goodwill stores. That never happens around here. Never dismiss good stainless flatware either. I've sold 3 sets in the past month.

 

[can_slaw]

Nice finds on the silver. Still amazes me you guys find silver and gold at Goodwill stores. That never happens around here. Never dismiss good stainless flatware either. I've sold 3 sets in the past month.

Great job on the silver finds!!

Can you recommend some good flatware brands to be on the lookout for? I have been searching for sterling at my local shops, but do not know what to look for with stainless...

 

[FriscoT06]

Niiiiiice.

 

[diggummup]

Great job on the silver finds!!

Can you recommend some good flatware brands to be on the lookout for? I have been searching for sterling at my local shops, but do not know what to look for with stainless...

Let me start by saying that most of my buys come from garage sales and such. I haven't really ever bought flatware at a thrift store. I don't look for any particular brands. If it's cheap, in good condition and I can make a full set of some type out of it I'll buy it. I don't buy single pieces or anything. Made in the USA, Japan, WMF Germany is also good. Basically anything older that doesn't say made in china on it. The pattern has to be something other than plain jane too.


zombieraccoon - I doubt that Empire sugar ever had a lid.

 

[zombieraccoon]

Thank you all for the info, much appreciated.

As far as stainless flatware I usuallt look for stuff that is marked 18/10 or 18/8 or 18/0. Most of them do well, otherwise just look for neat looking patterns.

 

[can_slaw]

Let me start by saying that most of my buys come from garage sales and such. I haven't really ever bought flatware at a thrift store. I don't look for any particular brands. If it's cheap, in good condition and I can make a full set of some type out of it I'll buy it. I don't buy single pieces or anything. Made in the USA, Japan, WMF Germany is also good. Basically anything older that doesn't say made in china on it. The pattern has to be something other than plain jane too.


zombieraccoon - I doubt that Empire sugar ever had a lid.

I will take of this much appreciated info and add it to my notes. Thank you, and thank you zombie for the help!

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Very nice silver finds, congratulations!

 

[allen]

Sweet silver!!!

 

[randazzo1]

Most of the original oneida patters do pretty well. If you just go on ebay and search vintage oneida, then sort by what sold. I've sold dinner forks for $45 a pop on really sought after brands. Also check out the "cube" mark Oneida patterns. Here's good example: https://www.ebay.com/itm/203535488954?hash=item2f63a917ba:g:6NMAAOSwDgFg~JUj