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How You Should Clean Your Sterling Silver Flatware
Silver should be cleaned immediately after use, especially after contact with food that may cause corrosion or contain acids such as eggs, tomatoes, mayonnaise or salt. Wash in hot soapy water using a mild soap and rinse in clean hot water. Dry immediately to avoid spotting. Avoid lemon scented detergents and those containing chloride. They can be harmful to the silver. Read
By: Rod Low | 15/07/2008 | Furniture
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Sterling Flatware - Difference Between Dinner Size Vs. Luncheon Size
You might have seen a store with the $500 5-piece place setting. Or a store with $150 place setting. Relax, for a start you do not have to pay such a price yet. Start small, and slowly you can build up a very large collection of Wallace La Reine flatware entirely through eBay. Read
By: Rod Low | 11/07/2008 | Gifts
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Wallace Silversmiths and Its Sterling Silver Flatware
Wallace Silversmiths is one of the oldest and most successful silverware companies in the United States. Founded in 1833 by Robert Wallace, its silverwares was made with the criteria of excellent innovation, design and quality. Even till this day, every single piece of Wallace Silverware bears not only it’s company hallmark, but also Wallace’s reputable standards for beauty, elegance and durability. Read
By: Rod Low | 09/07/2008 | Gifts