Silver doesn’t rust. It tarnishes. 🤔

@kalyko

8 ай бұрын

Good point! In this case, silver refers to the jubilee, not the plate.

@PortmanRd

6 ай бұрын

@@kalyko Doh!! 😂

Glad I'm not the only one that wondered how silver rusted.

@annabellelee4535

8 ай бұрын

The silver is the jubilee, not the item. There has to be iron in it to rust.

@annabellelee4535

8 ай бұрын

@@JamieA6666 I left out a word, sorry about that. I didn't even catch it. I meant "the only silver is the jubilee, not the item" I was being snarky and it backfired on me! LOL.

@kylesharma6246

8 ай бұрын

The pitting doesn't look that deep for the amount of rust shown at the begining.

“Jubilee” means anniversary “Silver” refers to the 25th year anniversary where gifts are traditionally silver (for 50 years being gold etc) The plate is not made of silver, it was a souvenir made of another metal. It appears to have been originally copper plated then likely nickel plated to make it look silver originally but this coating corroded.

@divaden47

6 ай бұрын

Agreed. Real silver doesn't rust.

I suspect these were machine stamped out by the thousands. The images are very crude and the piece is fairly unattractive. I wouldn’t worry about the destructive “restoration” done here, the piece probably has little value to start with.

I’m not understanding why a valuable piece was restored using harsh measures. Thank you for the video, but most that restore such historical pieces like this as a professional, tend to use softer less harsh & gentle measures to insure the piece isn’t compromised from what’s left of its original state.

@radeknowicki5630

9 ай бұрын

Nothing left to say😊 👍

@johanlindeberg7304

9 ай бұрын

Jugaad 🙂

@MR.B00_

8 ай бұрын

Amen!!!

@TAG77

8 ай бұрын

@@johanlindeberg7304 I don’t mind Jugaad, just not on such historical pieces such as this one. Yes, the plates were made in mass production with a mold, but there’s not many left and the pieces were plated. He could of at least re platted, being jugaad💁🏼‍♀️

@johanlindeberg7304

8 ай бұрын

@@TAG77 Yes. I admire Jugaad. It inspires me, but has its obvious drawbacks, that has to be considered.

I don't understand why if this piece is so rare that you would ruin it with a wire brush.

@josephdiges736

8 ай бұрын

Because it is fake.

I don't understand why a non-ferrous plate was covered in rust to start with?

@marciec6862

9 ай бұрын

Fake, of course.

@caslusfilho

9 ай бұрын

I was thinking the same

@zaphodthenth

9 ай бұрын

First of all, this ISN'T a silver plate, because silver tarnishes black. And stainless steel doesn't corrode like this either. So... it has to be a cheaper copy of the commemorative plate.

@QuivaRPG

8 ай бұрын

The "silver" describes the type of Jubilee, not the actual plate.

@JamesHere-ou9xp

8 ай бұрын

Non ferrous metals don't rust.

King George does hold a significant place in history; he was the first ruler of the Windsor dynasty.

@pawkie2

9 ай бұрын

Lol. No he just changed the family name because he wanted to sound more British than German. He thought Windsor sounded better.

Even though the use of a wire brush appeared a little harsh for cleaning the rare silver plate, at least you polished it using more gentle methods. It looks much better than before. Great work.

@Restorationcircle

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Thank you.I love this type of sincere work useful for learning.

THIS IS NOT SILVER OR SILVER PLATE! SILVER DOES NOT RUST, IT TARNISHES INSTEAD.... TURNS BLACK.

Fabulous work. And, painstaking long to get the result.

It is so rare that there are at least 3 currently listed on Ebay

@divaden47

6 ай бұрын

😀Love it!! Rather over-egging the pudding with this vlog.

Beautiful restoration 👍👍

@Restorationcircle

9 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!

Ficou lindo,parece de ouro..

Omg you're an artist! ❤

For such a rare piece that you claimed I would have to disagree with your aggressive methods. It was actually hard to watch

beautiful job

Your lucky to have gotten the opportunity to get a hold of something with such significance as this piece. I believe during the time of this silver jubilee there must have been hundreds if not thousands given to the people that attended this historical event and now after all this time you’ve gotten your hands on one is priceless to say the least. You’ve done a wonderful job restoring it to its glory and anyone with English roots or not would be proud to have it in their possession.

Ești minunat omule .te urmaresc mereu și de ce nu ,îmi doresc la fiecare obiect restaurat sa îl doresc pt mine

FICOU MARAVILLOSO KI TALENTO EN ARASOU😊😊

Very beautiful

@Restorationcircle

9 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot

If you'd soaked it overnight in vinegar, baking soda and salt then carefully, maybe by hand, rubbed away the blackening and brought up a shine, that'd've been restoration. This...isn't. But you've shown us how to rechrome a piece at home, so thanks for that.

Amazing😊

@Restorationcircle

9 ай бұрын

Thanks 😄

Só não entendo como deixam ficar neste estado um objeto tão precioso..antigo..e bonito

A beautiful restoration.

@Restorationcircle

9 ай бұрын

Many thanks!

@jasoncdebussy

9 ай бұрын

@@Restorationcircle Admit that it's fake. Silver does not, cannot, rust!

@mr-x7689

8 ай бұрын

Beutifull destruction of an item you mean?

a mould should be made and kept in the history museum .

Amazing❤

Lovely

SO SHINNY !!!!!!!!! WOW I' M TOTALITY FLABERGASPID . NEVER THOUGHT THERS SO MANY STEPS . AND THAT WIRE BRUSH ????? YIKES !👍🤘💪💛✌👌😁

Muy buen trabajo. Cómo sugerencia. No hubiera sido más fácil con el método "sandblasted" Saludos desde Cdmx 🇲🇽

Amazing bro👏👍👍👍👍👍

@Restorationcircle

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 😀

Pilar: Oh boy oh boy! I wish I cannot wait to have my mommy to buy King George V and Queen Mary plate!

Hey it's a vintage Burger King ashtray!

I love this

That’s a lot of scary scratches for a restoration.

Сердце кровью обливается, когда видишь, как жестко обращаются с восстанавливаемой вещью.

Wau. Imagino que no falta quien quisiera comprar ese historico platón. Te quedo lindo, es un tesoro.

2:09 Question, what was that powder that was placed on the plate?

On numara. 👏👏👏👏

You did a beautiful job!

@Restorationcircle

8 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Cooool❤😮

Incrível

can you please explain how a brass (or copper) article rusts???

was this a leeson on how to destroy a valuble antique , if so great job did watch till end though

I've seen some Restoration work in my time, but that work takes some beating and the Results look just like new and I take My hate off too he or she who has done the Restoration work

We’re you using a wire brush to remove the rust? It seems this would scratch the plate. It looks like you are using a soft polishing cloth on your drill and that it’s really shining up nice. Great job!

🤩🤩🤩 👏👏👏

Beautiful! Well done! Sub’d.

@Restorationcircle

9 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot!

ESTÁ PRECIOSO. PERO HE ESTADO SUFRIENDO CON TANTOS LIJADOS. ESA TÉCNICA SE LLAMA * REPUJADO * Y CONSISTE EN HACER UN MOLDE Y LUEGO COLOCAR LA LÁMINA DEL METAL QUE SE VÁ A REPUJAR. ES MUY ENTRETENIDO SI SE HACE A MANO DANDO GOLMES AL METAL PARA QUE ADQUIERA LAS FORMAS DE DICHO MOLDE. NO ESTOY CONFORME CON LOS REPULIDOS QUE LE HA DADO. QUIERA QUE NO, ALGO SE " COME Y SE DESVIRTÚA EL MOTIVO. CON EL BAÑO DE PLATA ÚLTIMO Q LE DIÓ, , PUEDE Q SE HAYA RECUPERADO EL GROSOR ORIGINAL. PARA MÍ GUSTÓ, NO LO HUBIERA PLATEADO. LO ANTIGUO ES VIEJO Y REMOZARLO TANTO , LE RESTA ENCANTO. TENGO UN MARCO PORTARRETRATO DE ESTAÑO Y REPUJADO Y ESTOY LOCA CON ÉL. LO PUSIERON DE REBAJA LA LA GENTE NO SABÍA VALORARLO. ES DE LA INDIA.

Великолепно.Уважаю людей мастеров.

Silver doesnt rust. It will turn a dull brown and tarnish. That wire brush woukd destroy the silver finish.

Я такую тарелочку хочу

You state the piece is made of English Silver. Silver does not rust especially with the type of oxide the plate was covered in. Silver can be tarnished to which there are special cleaners that will not abrade the surfaces as you have done. Why would you brass plate the silver ? Usually you would silver plate brass. Very sad to see an historical item being treated so badly, please if you don't know how to restore pieces leave it to the experts.

❤❤❤❤

Всегда подписываюсь если вижу канал про реставрацию. Вторая жизнь вещей!

I don’t understand why you would brass plate a silver plate?

Was this found while metal detecting?

@Restorationcircle

8 ай бұрын

No

Wow I totally loved your video, I love anything and everything about the Royal Fami!y and especially Queen Victoria and her family. I subscribed and gave you a thumbs up. Ill be watching more of your videos on restorations your definitely a master of your trade.

Não sabia que cobre enferrujava.

Is this a steel or iron plate? If not, then why is it rusty? Oxidized silver turns black. Or did you add ketchup to flour to 'age' it?

Красивая тарелка смешно но на пепельницу похожа. Но вещь ценая спору нет. ☺☺

@erwinrommell5044

8 ай бұрын

Это ж олово, блядь откуда на олове ржавчина? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Przepiękne jest to odrestaurowane ten z midiedzi talerz pozdrawiam serdecznie 👍👍👍👍👍

Hola está muy hermoso el plato q gran trabajo.. desearía. Traducción en Español .. muchas gracias... desde Colombia. .❤❤❤❤🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍yo lo colocaría .cómo adorno .en el Comedor.

Nice ashtray.

@Restorationcircle

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 😀

@thepagan5432

9 ай бұрын

Do you think they understand sarcasm?

@robertberry4109

9 ай бұрын

I doubt it.@@thepagan5432

And the Article looks good well done

First off silver dosent rust. Either it have been atrificially added as many "Restoring" channels do, or the item isen't acually made of silver. Secondly dont use wire brushes on silverware, it will do more damage than good. Use weak acids like citric acid or vinegar do breake up the rust. Even gently heating it up to a slight glow would do the thrick. Then use a soft abrasive sponge whit some polishing compound to bring it back in to a shine.

If thats silver I'll eat my kettle.

1st gen 'Windsor' because they were GERMAN- the CoSaxburg- Gotha family.

Whoever was in charge of keeping the royal silver polished, should be fired.

Nice put why the use of wire brush and chemical? Thst can damage the plate.

@Restorationcircle

9 ай бұрын

Yes, you are right

Incredible restoration… im puzzled what is the base metal? ❤

It's not silver or silver plated. The silver in title mean they where celebrating 25 anniversary of his rule

There is a difference between I don’t even know how to call what you did and preservation, in my opinion the plate lost all its value, you removed material, original plating and even re-plated the part for what, to make it shiny? All traces of history have been erases and in my opinion a careful use of proper chemical and a slight hand polishing leaving the marks of history would have left the piece in its original value but it’s only my humble opinion. Thank you for your videos that I enjoy seeing.

@jasoncdebussy

9 ай бұрын

The plate had no value. It's not silver - silver doesn't rust.

Found silver a hundred years old in the ocean never saw rust. Anybody explain rust on silver. Know silver turns black but never saw rust.

Am I to assume this piece is made from silver? Are there British govt silver stamps on it? I just have never heard using a wire brush on delicate silver. This is a nice restoration. OOOPS!! Should have waited until the end. Sorry about that!

You made a SILVER jubilee platter GOLD

For everyone saying silver is related to the jubilee haven’t looked at the description where he calls it rare British silver and is trying to sell it. He is a liar and this isn’t silver but likely cheap tin. Use your brain people

Nice restoration job would not believe it's the same plate

@Restorationcircle

9 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

This plate is not English silver, there are no hallmarks

👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍🥃🥃🥃

B-E-A UTIFUL 💓💗👏🏻👏🏻🥰💕💞💛❤️😍💖

And no silver final coatings

Your captions are interesting but you take them down to quickly, I only read part of them unless I pause the video.

But sharpness in the images will become less by the cleansing

You repeated your subtitles twice in the beginning.

What is the worth of this?

@7BI0Vx4

8 ай бұрын

After he finished with it, ZERO.

I am from Delhi. And this plate is made in India.. 100% genuine product.. more than 100 years old but still shine like a new 🎉🎉🎉🎉, good work 👍👍 God bless you 💞💞

@Restorationcircle

8 ай бұрын

Yes, you are right

@jilldavies7094

5 ай бұрын

It cannot possibly be "more than 100 years old" since the Silver Jubilee was in 1935 and it's only 2024 now.

What have you done😢.. the begining was great, using chalk was genius, but restoring silverplated steel using a electrobrassing is a crime. Get off this brass and just use a silver solutions. The process isn't cheap but results will be legendarny, trust me.

I can't read that fast!!!

Cant be much silver in that...silver doesnt rust like that.

It hurts me to see you use a wire brush to restore something historical.

Now that's quite an interesting sight. I've already realized that this is still ancient stuff. Some more 20th-century property is suddenly emerging.

This was the cheap souvenir version. Absolutly not silver or brass since neither rust. Several of these on Ebay.

This rare commemorative plate was cleaned with wire brushes? It makes sense, that a silver plated item would have copper underneath, so why did copper and silver turn rusty? Maybe it would have been faster to polish it on a grinding stone? Or use a set of coarse files? The scratches add an authentic-looking patina. Maybe use a hammer on an anvil to get rid of those pesky bumps in the middle?

@Restorationcircle

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the cleaning process of the plate!

@tonyhallen1062

2 ай бұрын

@@Restorationcircle Sorry if I overdid my reaction, but I was surprised by the rough treatment of the historical artifact.

Смочи обильно пищеви уксусом и через 10 минут тойже щоткой начнеш очищать так будет гораздо єфективней

Didn't know silver rusts???🤔🧐

Is there a silver mint stamp on the plate? If not it's not silver, maybe a silver substitute, I'm only guessing.

If I could just make a small correction to your commentary . . . ? British monarchs do not "rule". They "reign". A ruler's authority can always be revoked; a monarch's authority cannot. It only can cease to be recognised. That plate was not silver, as silver doesn't rust. It tarnishes (goes black). Secondly, even if it were silver, you wouldn't plate brass over silver. That would be putting a cheaper material over a noble material. It looked to me like cheap tinware, stamped out in the thousands. And thirdly---and most importantly---if it were silver-plate you would undoubtedly destroy it by your aggressive scrubbing with a wire brush and the harsh treatments you subjected it to. Please do not try to sell the piece as British Silver. That would be fraudulent. The word "silver" in this case refers to the "silver" anniversary of the king's reign---25 years. Hope this helps clarify matters.

Lots of abrasives. All that was missing was a chisel.