Craftsmanship

We love the thrill of the hunt! 

And part of the thrill is discovering and identifying 

beautiful vintage silverware patterns.

The older the better! 

You just can't beat the craftsmanship and details of the past.

Pictured above is Jasmine, Joan, Evening Star and Rose.

Mystery surrounds as one is still left to be identified.

-Amanda & Liz

Recent Custom Work

I thought I would post a few pictures of 

recent custom work we have done.

I don't blog often as I find it quicker and easier

to pop a photo up on Facebook or Instagram.

But for those of you not on all the 

social media outlets, I will share some photos here ;)

Please join us over on Instagram and Facebook

-Amanda

Hand-Stamped Bridal Place Settings

We are pleased to let you know that we are now offering

our six piece bridal place setting as a 

whimsical mismatched set,

in addition to our popular heirloom set.

We come across such a variety of beautiful

patterns but often only a few matching.

We love the shabby-chic feel of combining patterns. 

The perfect touch of vintage for any wedding.

 Something old perhaps?

The patterns pictured in the photos above include

'Plume' 1935, 'Park Lane' 1936, 'Cotillion' 1937, 

'Ambassador' 1919, 'Coronation' 1936, 'Lovelace' 1936,

'Enchantress' 1937, 'Old English' & 'Revelation' 1953.

 

Tea Time

In our never-ending quest for more silverware,

we often come across beautiful, unique items.