9.75\" vintage Towle sterling silver OLD MASTER serrated edge cake or pie server
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9.75\" vintage Towle sterling silver OLD MASTER serrated edge cake or pie server:
$59.98
beautiful condition, like new really - I was having a real problem with this piece. I purchased it WITH a pile of sterling silver Old Master. Sterling should always be marked. With a GREAT deal of perusal, I just could not find any mention of sterling, right up to creating this listing. The blade says Towle Stainless, as one might expect, but the handle SHOULD have the word sterling on it someplace and I could not find it. Yet, just all of a sudden, the light caught it right and clear as day, I see the letters STERLING HANDLE with the Towle logo. This happened once previously and a customer really (I suppose) thought I sent them something not marked and called it Tiffany. So, I am going to tell you where the marking is while I can still remember. Holding the piece blade to the left and handle to the right, slowly rotate the piece in your hands to let the light play along it. Blip! There it is!
POLICIES & PROCEDURES TO MAKE YOUR EXPERIENCE A POSITIVE ONE:If you are purchasing more than a single item, the calculator feature on does its best and is occasionally accurate. The more you purchase, the farther off the mark the calculator can be. It\'s really pretty simple. If I click USPS as the best shipping choice for a single item, nearly always purchasing 6 will mean FedEx is the best choice. The machine tries hard but I\'m the one to make the best choice for shipping a package after all is said and done. If shipping seems way off, just bring it to my attention before deciding not to purchase. If you make the purchase and the automated invoice looks incorrect, SAY something. Don\'t just blindly pay when that darned automated screen insists that you pay - pay - pay - NOW - NOW - NOW.I ship by FedEx and the post office, depending on cost and whether I think one can handle your package better than the other. ...............Good job, you found the listing. So many of my shoppers are pretty new. Here are a few things that no one will probably tell you, but EVERYone will expect you to know. Customer Service is something that we have a right to expect when we are shoppers. All stores have a CS Department and it is busy all the time. If you require CS in this life, that does NOT mean that life sucks and the store sucks and your experience has been rotten. If it did, there would be no stores open anywhere in the world or else CS would have to put up bullet proof kiosks, right? As a shopper, your responsibilities, along with paying of course, include reading your email. Is your email address on file current??? CS issues sometimes arise prior to shipping. Maybe the wind crashes a shelf and your item is broken, no longer available. It would be best if the seller could inform you prior to that angry email from you that says , Hey, where\'s my stuff??? There are all sorts of reasons for a seller to contact you, things that don\'t come up in a face to face purchase. So, the shopping is easy, but check your SPAM/BULK filters for emails that could be important. Most of us are running little part time businesses. We work alone, have no fill in employee, and thanks to the internet, we make things available to folks all over the world, things we could never afford to truck around to some place where you might notice it. We all want things to go smoothly and we\'re all learning as we go. OK, now have a good time. Eva . . . . . . . . . . .. Now, you\'d think I didn\'t have to say this, but read the doggone listing. If I sell you a \"pink vase\", don\'t say you\'re upset because it is pink. If I sell a pattern called \"smooth Edwardian\" don\'t say you don\'t want it because it is smooth. Really, I have had this happen. If the name of the pattern is in CAPS and your objection is because you didn\'t read the name in the item title and didn\'t look at the picture, don\'t tell the \"item is not as described\". Really. I don\'t invent this stuff, it really happens. Oh, and items received broken are a claim, not a \"return because the item is not as described.\" You may not realize that has penalties against sellers who deliver items that are not as described. If the package is smashed, it is a claim, not a return. We are both victims when there is a claim. \"Not as described\" implies that the seller was trying to cheat you in some way............And now we come to the RETURNS issue. I am not the Mall. Don\'t shop to pump up your endorphins and then expect cash back to pay your rent. Wrong items are my headache. Broken items are claims that we work together to deal with. Returns of frivolous shopping binges are YOUR problem. Shipping BOTH ways will be YOUR problem. You will receive a merchandise credit, NEVER CASH. If I lose some of you here, well, my work is done.Just in case I have been unclear in any way - 1 in every 20 packages has some sort of damage, maybe something is shattered, maybe a single cup has a handle cracked. This is a Customer Service issue. Arriving damaged is not a complaint situation, not an attempt to ruin your life, not a conspiracy to defraud you of $10 and certainly no reason to call a package \"not as described.\" As a rule, my policy is that I make a refund for what has been damaged upon receipt of a digital picture of the item broken beyond usefulness. Why? A. It saves you the return postage that was standard procedure in the days before digital pictures. B. What earthly good would it do me to get a broken item back. C. A teensy crack might not show up in a picture that might transfer as 2 inches square on a screen, so let\'s whack it beyond usefulness and make it obvious to me. Sometimes when there is breakage, I actually find replacement pieces with another seller and make the purchase and get them shipped directly to you. With my type of inventory, each damage claim is dealt with differently, as the situation demands. If you are unwilling to handle a possible damage claim in this fashion, shop with another seller, please, please, please. Have a nice life, but stay out of my store. After you argue about how you really want a refund and want to keep your purchase also, what am I to think? I do everything I possibly can to dissuade fruitcakes from purchasing in my store, not because fruitcakes are no fun, but because they are the first people to complain to that I want them to do something unreasonable like prove the item is really broken. If you are judgement impaired by whatever legal or illegal chemical means, please be irrational elsewhere. Plenty of stuff out there.POLICIES & PROCEDURES TO MAKE YOUR EXPERIENCE A POSITIVE ONE:If you are purchasing more than a single item, the calculator feature on does its best and is occasionally accurate. The more you purchase, the farther off the mark the calculator can be. It\'s really pretty simple. If I click USPS as the best shipping choice for a single item, nearly always purchasing 6 will mean FedEx is the best choice. The machine tries hard but I\'m the one to make the best choice for shipping a package after all is said and done. If shipping seems way off, just bring it to my attention before deciding not to purchase. If you make the purchase and the automated invoice looks incorrect, SAY something. Don\'t just blindly pay when that darned automated screen insists that you pay - pay - pay - NOW - NOW - NOW.I ship by FedEx and the post office, depending on cost and whether I think one can handle your package better than the other. ...............Good job, you found the listing. So many of my shoppers are pretty new. Here are a few things that no one will probably tell you, but EVERYone will expect you to know. Customer Service is something that we have a right to expect when we are shoppers. All stores have a CS Department and it is busy all the time. If you require CS in this life, that does NOT mean that life sucks and the store sucks and your experience has been rotten. If it did, there would be no stores open anywhere in the world or else CS would have to put up bullet proof kiosks, right? As a shopper, your responsibilities, along with paying of course, include reading your email. Is your email address on file current??? CS issues sometimes arise prior to shipping. Maybe the wind crashes a shelf and your item is broken, no longer available. It would be best if the seller could inform you prior to that angry email from you that says , Hey, where\'s my stuff??? There are all sorts of reasons for a seller to contact you, things that don\'t come up in a face to face purchase. So, the shopping is easy, but check your SPAM/BULK filters for emails that could be important. Most of us are running little part time businesses. We work alone, have no fill in employee, and thanks to the internet, we make things available to folks all over the world, things we could never afford to truck around to some place where you might notice it. We all want things to go smoothly and we\'re all learning as we go. OK, now have a good time. Eva . . . . . . . . . . .. Now, you\'d think I didn\'t have to say this, but read the doggone listing. If I sell you a \"pink vase\", don\'t say you\'re upset because it is pink. If I sell a pattern called \"smooth Edwardian\" don\'t say you don\'t want it because it is smooth. Really, I have had this happen. If the name of the pattern is in CAPS and your objection is because you didn\'t read the name in the item title and didn\'t look at the picture, don\'t tell the \"item is not as described\". Really. I don\'t invent this stuff, it really happens. Oh, and items received broken are a claim, not a \"return because the item is not as described.\" You may not realize that has penalties against sellers who deliver items that are not as described. If the package is smashed, it is a claim, not a return. We are both victims when there is a claim. \"Not as described\" implies that the seller was trying to cheat you in some way............And now we come to the RETURNS issue. I am not the Mall. Don\'t shop to pump up your endorphins and then expect cash back to pay your rent. Wrong items are my headache. Broken items are claims that we work together to deal with. Returns of frivolous shopping binges are YOUR problem. Shipping BOTH ways will be YOUR problem. You will receive a merchandise credit, NEVER CASH. If I lose some of you here, well, my work is done.Just in case I have been unclear in any way - 1 in every 20 packages has some sort of damage, maybe something is shattered, maybe a single cup has a handle cracked. This is a Customer Service issue. Arriving damaged is not a complaint situation, not an attempt to ruin your life, not a conspiracy to defraud you of $10 and certainly no reason to call a package \"not as described.\" As a rule, my policy is that I make a refund for what has been damaged upon receipt of a digital picture of the item broken beyond usefulness. Why? A. It saves you the return postage that was standard procedure in the days before digital pictures. B. What earthly good would it do me to get a broken item back. C. A teensy crack might not show up in a picture that might transfer as 2 inches square on a screen, so let\'s whack it beyond usefulness and make it obvious to me. Sometimes when there is breakage, I actually find replacement pieces with another seller and make the purchase and get them shipped directly to you. With my type of inventory, each damage claim is dealt with differently, as the situation demands. If you are unwilling to handle a possible damage claim in this fashion, shop with another seller, please, please, please. Have a nice life, but stay out of my store. After you argue about how you really want a refund and want to keep your purchase also, what am I to think? I do everything I possibly can to dissuade fruitcakes from purchasing in my store, not because fruitcakes are no fun, but because they are the first people to complain to that I want them to do something unreasonable like prove the item is really broken. If you are judgement impaired by whatever legal or illegal chemical means, please be irrational elsewhere. Plenty of stuff out there.
9.75\" vintage Towle sterling silver OLD MASTER serrated edge cake or pie server:
$59.98