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• Professional Silver Polishing of Flatware & Holloware •

If your flatware looks like the piece on the left, even after hand polishing, don't worry. I have been working with silver for 35 years and know how to bring even the most hopeless pieces back to life.

If you're planning a dinner party for family and friends, will your silver be gleaming by the time they arrive? Here are a few reasons to have your silver professionally polished:

Silver spoon in need of restoration and polishing

1. You have no interest in polishing silver yourself;
2. You have no time in your busy schedule for silver polishing;
3. Your silver has corrosion which requires professional removal;
4. Your silver has been handled roughly and the only way to bring it back to its original beauty is to have it professionally finished.
5. I will custom polish your silver to the finish YOU want. Most services give you one option: a bright rouge finish. My preference is to keep your silver looking like an antique, not like it was made yesterday (unless that's what you request). I won't polish out detail and leave buffing compound on your piece. I use only the most gentle methods and degrease with Dr. Bronner's all-natural soap. I'm the only one who will handle your silver.

Note: Don't trust online videos demonstrating unusually quick results with devestating consequences using NevrDull, Tarn-X, toothpaste, baking soda, and dishwashers!

Spoon after professional silver polishing

Basic silver polishing (like this spoon) is only $5 per piece!
Complimentary cleaning and waxing of your flatware chest, plus new felt feet if required.

That teapot on the left was probably left in Tarn-X which removed the original, factory-applied patina. I reapplied that patina to make the embossing "pop" the way it was intended to.