FriedrichVonHayek

It is a nice set, indeed, but usually difficult to sell. The people who are interested and can afford to buy a full set are only very few, unfortunately. There are many sets advertised online on antique websites or auction houses for big prices, but are not selling, even in years. 
The person who will buy your set will buy it to keep it in family as a heritage for children.
Your set is made by a well-known silversmith and is complete, so this is a good start.
 
Options for you:
1. Split the set and sell them individually on Ebay. They will sell probably @10% over spot. After deducting the fees, the result is under spot. Don't do it.
2. Sell the set to a bullion dealer. They will pay @15% under spot. Don't do it.
3. Contact an auction house. Maybe they will sell it @30% over spot. After deducting their 35% fees, the result is under spot. Don't do it.
4. Try to sell at forum as a set. I am sure you will find someone willing to pay 10%-15% over spot. I don't think you will be able to achieve more, unfortunately. 
I know, usually the expectations are higher, especially seeing online prices for similar articles, but from my experience silver flatware/tableware will not sell for more. 
Good luck with whatever you will decide to do!🤗

Silver has started to outperform Gold recently, this trend is in early stages imo

Shanghai
23 Apr 2024 
PM USD 29.86
The Chinese are maintaining the $3 premium, at some point the West is going to run very low on Silver.
They seem to be ridding themselves of US Treasuries and buying up commodities instead.

Shanghai Futures Exchange Sees 2.5% Silver Vault Draw-Down Overnight:
https://jensendavid.substack.com/p/shanghai-futures-exchange-sees-25

I bet you are a vegan cyclist!

Shanghai
23 Apr 2024 
PM USD 29.86
The Chinese are maintaining the $3 premium, at some point the West is going to run very low on Silver.
They seem to be ridding themselves of US Treasuries and buying up commodities instead.

There's a $4 arbitrage between Silver in Shanghai and Silver in Western markets.

Shanghai
23 Apr 2024 
PM USD 29.86
The Chinese are maintaining the $3 premium, at some point the West is going to run very low on Silver.
They seem to be ridding themselves of US Treasuries and buying up commodities instead.

Shanghai
23 Apr 2024 
PM USD 29.86
The Chinese are maintaining the $3 premium, at some point the West is going to run very low on Silver.
They seem to be ridding themselves of US Treasuries and buying up commodities instead.

As a killer, tyrant and all round cXXXXt once said:
“It is necessary sometimes to take one step backward to take two steps forward.”  (Lenin, of Marxist-Leninist fame)
Gold IMHO is doing what it should be doing. We have a wide range to exploit/consolidate between $2200-2375. The longer we stay in this range without breaking above of below, the more likely we are to get another sustainable move up of similar magnitude to the past few weeks
Check my comments going back 12 months (if you are bored and have infinite time on your hands). The key point for me is $2300. It's nice for us to have the £1900 level psychologically and we're pretty much there (£1898.21). In Yankee Disney tokens we're at $2341 which is great. Everything is going according to plan

These are long gone but spot is £1350 so your a million miles away 👍🏻
Sold mate 

The Shanghai fix has been updated and the arbitrage is down to $3.

That's a big amount in % terms... PMs will continue to flow Eastwards

There's a $4 arbitrage between Silver in Shanghai and Silver in Western markets.

There's a $4 arbitrage between Silver in Shanghai and Silver in Western markets.

Looking at a long term chart it's highly unusual for the ratio to be so high.

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Looking at a long term chart it's highly unusual for the ratio to be so high.

Nothing's guaranteed but there's a decent possibility of it happening.

Similar might be applied to stocks, Dow/Gold ratio. In 1980 a ounce of gold near bought a single Dow stock index share, by the end of 1999 a Dow stock index share bought 40 ounces of gold. https://www.macrotrends.net/1378/dow-to-gold-ratio-100-year-historical-chart

Looking at a long term chart it's highly unusual for the ratio to be so high.

Get a higher paid job maybe ?