We Buy Silverware & Silver Tableware
We buy silverware of every kind: cutlery sets, trays, decanters, candlesticks, cases, silver coins and silver jewelry. Most homes hold silver that never gets used, and it has real value.
Today's value
Silver: buying prices
- 925 fine€0.88/g€883.38/kg
- 850 fine€0.81/g€811.76/kg
Other grades (900, 830, 800) are priced pro rata at the shop.
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The silverware appraisal criteria
- 1
Purity grade
The hallmark (e.g. 925 sterling, 800) determines the fine silver content.
- 2
Weight
Weighed on a precision scale. Sets are weighed piece by piece.
- 3
Today's price
Our buying prices for 925 and 850 grades are published on the silver price page.
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Craftsmanship & collectible value
Antique, handmade or branded pieces are valued above their metal content.
The price comes from the purity grade (925, 850 and others), the weight and the silver buying prices on our site. Weighing and testing happen in front of you, just as with gold.
Handmade, branded or antique silverware with craftsmanship value is appraised separately. It may be worth more as an object than as metal.
What we buy
- Cutlery & dining sets
- Trays, decanters, tableware
- Silver coins
- Silver jewelry
- Ecclesiastical & decorative items
A police ID card or passport is required by law for every transaction.
The same buying prices in two shops
We buy at the same price list in Nea Ionia, Eleftheriou Venizelou 17, and in Chalandri, Leof. Pentelis 29. Visit whichever shop suits you.
Frequently asked questions
Do you pay the silver value or the object's value?
Ordinary silverware is bought based on weight, purity grade and the silver price. Handmade or branded pieces are appraised separately as objects.
How can I tell if something is silver?
From the purity hallmark (e.g. 925, 800). If there is none, or you are not sure, we test it for free at the shop.
Is it worth selling silver-plated items?
Silver-plated pieces (Sheffield plate, EPNS) contain minimal silver and are usually not bought as metal. We tell you so plainly at the appraisal.
Should I polish my silverware before bringing it in?
No, there is no need. Tarnish does not affect the metal value.
Get a free appraisal in 2 simple steps
Send photos online or visit the shop. Every appraisal happens right in front of you.