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skip to content diary of a silversmith information about making and collecting sterling silver improvised egg cup if you think that the egg cup in the picture below is a bit unusual, you are correct. it is not actually an egg cup (although it works very well as one). it is in fact a silver claret jug component. it is bad isn’t it when a silversmith has not got a proper egg cup and has to make do! it is a bit like the shoemaker’s children – usually poorly shod. the good news is i am busy actually making a batch of silver claret jugs – the real thing in which to serve your favourite wine. author john posted on 7th july 2018 7th july 2018 categories decanters , silver gifts for ladies , silver gifts for men , silver wedding gifts , sterling silver products , sterling silver tableware tags anniversary , corporate , gifts , silver , silver gifts , silver gifts for ladies , sterling silver gifts , wedding leave a comment on improvised egg cup al fresco is coming an essential piece of the al fresco summer table is the stylish sterling silver and crystal salad bowl. the sterling silver salad servers seen in action during one of my recent evening meals complement the bowl perfectly. still in the dining room at the moment- but i have high hopes for some warm summer weather to come soon!! you may wish to add other important items such as the sterling silver oil and vinegar set and the sterling silver salt and pepper mills not forgetting a sterling silver and crystal decanter for your chilled chablis. enjoy the summer soon to come! author john posted on 20th may 2018 categories corporate gifts , decanters , good reasons to collect silverware , silver salt & pepper mills , silver wedding gifts , silver wine accessories , sterling silver products , sterling silver tableware , touchy feely finish tags silver , silver gifts , wedding leave a comment on al fresco is coming silver “fireball” dinghy an enthusiastic fireball racing sailor asked if we could clean up his model silver dinghy. he lived nearby and so i asked him to bring it in for an appraisal. when it arrived it was quite black through many years of tarnish. not only did it need cleaning (which would involve dismantling it) it also needed protecting from any future tarnish. one of the best ways of protecting such an intricate piece of silver from tarnishing is to electro-plate the article with rhodium. the problem with this is that the rigging (running and standing) was fine wire which would be difficult to handle once rhodium plated. so i chose white gold as the best material for the rigging. we agreed a price and then i set to work dismantling the dinghy into its main components. it was then sent away for rhodium plating. upon return it was re-assembled and re-rigged using the white gold wire. result: a nice clean shiny dinghy fully protected from future tarnish. another satisfied customer! author john posted on 24th march 2018 24th march 2018 categories cleaning silver , good reasons to collect silverware , history , repairing silverware , workshop stories leave a comment on silver “fireball” dinghy two wounded pieces of silver 2018 got off to the usual start with some repairs. it is usually claret jugs or decanters before christmas with people wanting to get their christmas lunch table ready and everything else comes after. this year was no exception, although the claret jugs were a bit thin on the ground. the two pieces so far are a worthless britannia metal bottle frame and a 1930’s five light corinthian candelabra. first the britannia metal frame: this is going to cost more to repair than it is worth in economic terms. the owner knows this but still wants it repaired. it is in quite a bad way and is going to take all our skills to repair. the bowls are suffering from metal fatigue which is obvious with the numerous cracks. these cracks will need to be soldered using a very low temperature solder. we will have to make this solder by alloying a high percentage of tin to some lead and rolling it into usable rods. the addition of tin will lower its melting point. once the piece is all back together again and the cracks repaired the bowls can be gently rounded up. co-incidentally this item is from a local stately home where i had the pleasure to do some amateur archeological work as a teenager many years ago. the organizer ken marshall was undertaking a survey on essex moated houses some of which had not survived. i and a team of youngsters from the essex field club were the helpers. second the silver candelabra: this is owned by a local freemason’s lodge which has several of them apparently. being a rather poorly made palladium style piece made in the 1930’s in sheffield it is not made for the regular use it has received and consequently is in rather poor condition. it has been made down to a budget from stampings and poorly assembled. it mainly needs a new finial making for the centre section. this would have been reasonably straight forward until it fell out of the car which delivered it. it now also has a broken arm as well. fortunately the workshop is not too busy at present so a slow and careful start can be made. this is by far the best philosophy with jobs of this nature which can often go from bad to worse if any attempt is made to rush the process. author john posted on 4th february 2018 categories repairing silverware , workshop stories tags silver leave a comment on two wounded pieces of silver good customer service is king – or so i believe! personally, i have always tried to give the best customer services possible in the belief that it will bring customers back and/or pass the message on. having said this i cannot always guarantee that my associates have always applied the same philosophy working in a business can sometimes be a problem. one is too close to the situation “can’t see the wood for the trees” is the saying. so i looked to my outside experiences for guidance. one problem was with a miele fridge freezer which developed a fault after 5 years. the guarantee was well out of date. miele delivered a brand new replacement with no argument, hassle or unpleasantness. second problem. i noticed that the seat post on my condor heritage cycle was coming loose. i have had this for some 6 years. i like to try and fix things myself but decided to call into condors shop in london to see if i could learn a little about the anatomy of this part in order to make a successful repair. as soon as greg (the manager) saw it he said that the bonding had failed and to repair it would probably be unsuccessful. he said it should not have happened. he disappeared and then walked back into the shop with the modern equivalent and started unwrapping it. when he reached for some tools i realized he was going to fit the new one there and then. money had not been mentioned. i asked greg if he was going to fit it and he said yes. on completion some 20 minutes later i asked how much did i owe condor? he said, with a smile, there was no charge as the part had failed. it was so nice to be on the receiving end of excellent customer service. not only that, the new seat post felt so much more comfortable! condor cycles in grays inn road london is probably the best bike shop in the uk today. their range of bikes/sizes, accessories and advice is second to none. condor’s london shop may not be convenient to get to for many people but it is certainly worth the effort to get the best service, quality, reliability, advice and also good humour. condor have a successful racing team headed up by manager john herety, senior member russell downing and gold medalist ed clancy. the team, jlt condor, are great to watch whatever the races like the tour of britain and tour de yorkshire. author john posted on 21st march 2017 categories uncategorized leave a comment on good customer service is king – or so i believe! silver alsatian pendant we have just completed an unusual job this week, which was actually a piece of jewellery. not

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