Silver polishing & preservation services – up to $500 value. Winning bidder
must supply images of silver hollowware or flatware to be polished in order
to determine their labor value. Bidder will be responsible for cost of
return shipping, if applicable.

Herman Silver Restoration, Conservation & Preservation: http://www.hermansilver.com

I started my business in 1984, and have built this business on a national reputation of quality craftsmanship with a special sensitivity towards the finishing of every piece. I have repaired & reconstructed everything from historically important tankards, tea services, and tureens to disposal-damaged and dishwasher-dulled flatware.

As an environmentalist, I use the safest, non-toxic, organic products available. My workshop is state-of-the-art in safety and cleanliness.

I began my life as a silversmith in 1976 while in high school, taking night courses at Southern Massachusetts University (now UMass Dartmouth). I went on to earn a BFA degree in silversmithing and jewelry making from Maine College of Art where I studied under Harold Schremmer and Ernest Thompson - two outstanding designer/craftsmen. Upon graduating, I was hired by Gorham as a designer, sample maker, and technical illustrator. When I left Gorham, I took a position at Pilz Ltd. where I created ecclesiastical ware and learned the fine art of restoration.

In 1989 I founded the Society of American Silversmiths to preserve and promote this beautiful art form.

Why Use Herman Silver Restoration?

I have been working with silver for 37 years. A large number of pieces coming through my workshop have been poorly repaired by other companies. I would never return a repaired piece that I wouldn't accept myself. Many of my customers are as finicky and obsessive as I am. Feel at ease that your object is being handled by an experienced silversmith, insuring that you receive the absolute highest quality craftsmanship, that includes spotless dent and monogram removal. I have the sensitivity you're looking for, and I hope my Web site (which I created) has made that evident. My work is also guaranteed.

If you have an object in need of my services, please e-mail the following:

1. A CLEAR image(s) of the object or URL of where it is on the Web;
2. What the object is made of (sterling, .800, silverplate, pewter, etc.).
3. The object's largest dimension;
4. What you would like accomplished;
5. Email the information to me at jeff@hermansilver.com