Comments on Is there a way to remove or repair small dents in an antique silver-plated tea pot?
July 6, 2012
Mawia @
8:57 pm
Probably not. You might check with a jeweller or silversmith, another option is place that does silver plate. The small dents are called patina and is part of the charm of an older piece of silverware. Be sure to check the value of the piece before attempting any “repairs’. I hope you use the teapot often; there is nothing quite as elegant as serving tea from a silver service.
shelbysantiques @
9:57 pm
If you have dents and you really like the set…don’t even try…the plating will be ruined…just bring it to a reputable silver smith and let them do it. It is not that expensive and you will have a nice pot when you are finished. Otherwise, if they are not too noticable let them be…remember they are tales of the past!
Comments on Is there a way to remove or repair small dents in an antique silver-plated tea pot?
Probably not. You might check with a jeweller or silversmith, another option is place that does silver plate. The small dents are called patina and is part of the charm of an older piece of silverware. Be sure to check the value of the piece before attempting any “repairs’. I hope you use the teapot often; there is nothing quite as elegant as serving tea from a silver service.
If you have dents and you really like the set…don’t even try…the plating will be ruined…just bring it to a reputable silver smith and let them do it. It is not that expensive and you will have a nice pot when you are finished. Otherwise, if they are not too noticable let them be…remember they are tales of the past!