We hope everyone can collect anything they like, valuable, with history and worthy to keep which can be heritable.

Collectors must remember the regulation: "not to bargain, or buy cheap ones" purchasing a mass of rubbish.

A good collection always has its historical collection, will absolutely remain its proof and its value will increase.

All silverware is not easy as you think. At present, there are many business people trading silver-plated items (E.P/ E.P.N.S) as pure silver. If there are no indicate marks, most of them are considered with a problem.

All silverware usually bears its: "maker's mark, date mark, place of manufacture mark, origin mark,  sometimes duty/ commemorative mark, the standard mark with an evidence of  : "800" "830" "900" "925" "STERLING"�(the purity of silver)

A kilo of silver cost high and has its international price. Silver collections last forever.

It's not the mean of silver-plated has no value. There is some silver-plated item more valuable than the same age as a pure silver one's. Because of manufacture's maker, background history, grade (e.g."A1"�), rarity, and limit pattern due to commemorate someone or event, date or fabricates quality �

The best is to use a magnet to test. If this reacts means inside might be use of stainless steel and its new made.