Brenda & George

Tina & Greg

About Us

We just love old silverware!  My husband George and I have spent many, many hours over the years combing thrift stores, garage sales and antique stores for interesting, rare and unusual silverware.  As our vast collection grew so did our ideas of what to do with it all.  It finally all came together in late 2002 when Sweet Silver was born!  George's mechanical ability and my design ideas together create the unique, one-of-a-kind items featured at our shows and shown on this website.
      
We handcraft each piece from a variety of authentic, vintage silverware.   Each piece is unique due to the design and wear of the silverware.  Sometimes a fork will just demand to be a zipper pull and other times it immediately suggests a pendant or an easel.

Our  VINTAGE COIN CREATIONS    I were very well received in 2009 and we appreciate that!  We will continue to have the coin creations through 2011.

New for 2010... we are happy to announce our new presence at The Tattered House on Oak Street in Old Roseville.  Sandy and Erica will be glad to show you our line as well as all their wonderful old finds showcased in the store.  Also don't forget to stop at The Handcrafter's Barn in North Conway, NH should you be up that way.


Our son and daughter-in-law, Greg and Tina, also are a part of the Sweet Silver family (Sweet Silver Three), collecting and creating their own designs , doing shows in Northern CA and in Western NV as well as a few in New York this year.  Perhaps you have met them and their daughters Nina & Harley...as well as BOB...the cat!

How to order...please give us a call at 530.672.0101 Pacific Time.  The website is not inter-active.  Too many silverware patterns to even begin to showcase them.

Check our the October 1, 2010 issue of Jewelry Affaire magazine to see Sweet Silver featured on pages 91-94.  It's published by Stampington and they did a beautiful photo shoot of many of the pieces in the line.  We are thrilled to have been chosen for publication...all because they saw some pieces in Southern California that the Tattered House gals took down to one of their shows!