835 silver · Table silver & cutlery · Nordhorn
835 silver is the traditional fineness of German table silver from the 19th and early 20th centuries. We weigh and test your cutlery in front of you.
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835 silver contains 83.5% pure silver and is particularly common in older German tableware and cutlery. The 835 hallmark is often found on coffee pots, cream jugs, sugar bowls and cutlery sets from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Its fineness sits between 800 and 925 sterling silver. Per gram, you receive slightly more than for 800 and slightly less than for 925 silver.
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A fineness of 835 means 835 grams of pure silver per kilogram. We calculate precisely by weight and today's price.
Coffee pots, cutlery sets and bowls from the German Empire and Weimar Republic often carry the 835 hallmark.
We test the fineness free of charge using a non-destructive measurement method.
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Do you own tableware or cutlery marked 835 and wonder what it is worth today? Here we explain how the price of 835 silver is calculated, how it differs from other finenesses and how selling in Nordhorn works.
Its value is the current silver price per gram multiplied by a fineness of 0.835 and your item's weight. Calculate an indicative value directly with our silver calculator.
For comparison: 800 silver has a fineness of 0.800, 835 has 0.835 and 925 sterling silver has 0.925. Read more about the highest of these on our page about selling 925 sterling silver.
Typical German 835 silver hallmarks include the number 835, often accompanied by the imperial silver mark with a crescent and crown. Austrian and other European pieces may also carry the designation 3 Lotes or their own heraldic marks.
If no hallmark is visible or legible, we test the fineness free of charge using a non-destructive method. You do not need to clean or prepare anything. Bring your cutlery just as it is.
We weigh every item in front of you, explain the calculation transparently and pay immediately if you accept. Individual pieces or a whole cutlery set: any quantity is welcome. Do you also have 800 silver oder mixed cutlery? We can value it all in the same visit.
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FAQ
835 silver contains 83.5% pure silver. It is particularly common in older German silver tableware and cutlery and sits between 800 and 925 silver in value.
Its value is the current silver price multiplied by 0.835. Calculate the exact amount with our silver calculator, which uses live prices.
Yes. If no hallmark is legible, we test the fineness free of charge using a non-destructive method and value it according to the actual silver content.
Discreet, fair and without obligation. Calculate your price, send an enquiry and we will call you back. You can also visit at any time without an appointment.
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