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Visit our Artisan
Silver Gallery first,
we may have that
special piece you're looking for!
Participants in our Artisan Referral Service bring you the finest handwrought holloware, flatware, and sculpturemany objects are available for immediate purchase.
If you are not accustomed to working with free-lance silversmiths, we will connect you with an Artisan specializing in the style and technique you require, and assist in the commissioning process.
Whether it's a tea service for formal dining, a Kiddush cup for the Jewish holidays, a handwrought serving piece for an upcoming wedding, or a trophy for a yachting race, we are your source for anything in silver, for any budget.
We can produce objects for corporate commissions commemorating occasions such as conventions, honored guests, corporate and individual recognition awards, anniversaries and retirements.This service is free of charge. We are prepared to make recommendations based on the Artisan's style, technique, and schedule.
Objects we can design & create for you...
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Baby
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Flatware |
Smallware
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Mass-Production Services Are you looking to have a design mass-produced? We work with numerous high quality manufacturers who can design (if you don't have one) and fabricate anything you can imagine: baby cups by the hundred, letter openers by the thousand, key rings by the million! We can even provide custom packaging! If it's made of precious or non-ferrous metal, your search is over! Request a Quote |
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Just a few of the many commissions we've designed and created through the Referral Service:
Handwought
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