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And it stands for completeness, perfection and completion. In keeping with our company philosophy as a family business with the highest standards of craftsmanship and perfection.
Today we are presenting a particularly elegant and valuable variant of our walking cane collection: We have our “Art Nouveau” derby cane with an ornate handle in exclusive gold plating.

Reception with the Federal President: How a photo from the F.A.Z. became a gift from the state In the picture: King Charles III speaks at the state banquet, next to him the gift from the Federal President, a childhood photo from Charles’ first visit to Germany. Picture: dpa#Two years ago, a previously unknown snapshot of

MÖHRLE SILBER GERMANY unique pieces stand for the highest quality craftsmanship and reliable service. Our range of repairs is no exception.We offer you a wide range of suggestions for refurbishing your silverware. From minor touch-ups to more extensive repairs, we ensure that your favorite pieces shine perfectly again. Do you think your silver candlestick or

Slow living – just a philosophical trend? Not at all, authenticity, balance and tradition are in demand.

Slow is the acronym for
S – sustainable: With our unique pieces made of real silver, produced from recycled silver in a resource-saving way, you are on the right track: We attach particular importance to sustainability.
l – local: We have been producing our collection of real silver in Schwäbisch Gmünd for almost 130 years, and our silver cutlery is made in Italy. You will never find mass-produced items from the Far East.
o – organic / natural: Silver belongs to the world of natural materials, is of very high quality and extremely durable.
w – whole / holistic: In line with our holistic concept, we are particularly concerned about mindfulness and the highest quality craftsmanship in the production of our manufactory collection in 925 sterling silver as well as the realization of individual wishes and the professional refurbishment of your silverware.

Small things often make a big difference: our real silver cups as a set in a leather case are certainly more stylish than simple to-go cups, but just as practical and silver is much more hygienic and sustainable. Lifestyle products are functional accessories that are both practical and beautiful. So far – so good, our

We, the Möhrle Silber Germany team, always remember that day of disaster on May 7, exactly ten years ago. A large part of our company building was destroyed, the shock was enormous and there were so many questions at the same time….

But luckily for us, nobody was injured and just six months later we were able to start rebuilding and today we are delighted with the successful comeback of our silver manufactory.

The following article from the Schwäbisch Gmünd Volunteer Fire Brigade’s information sheet, no. 51 June 2013, shows the scale of the fire disaster:

There is certainly a wide range of ordinary, industrially produced silver-plated candle holders. Not with us: MÖHRLE SILBER GERMANY has been producing exclusively unique pieces in 925 Sterling silver for over 125 years, always traditionally handcrafted and always in perfect quality. Today we are once again in the silversmith’s workshop with Walter Iwaniw, holding a candlestick from our collection. Here he is trimming the solder joints, one of the many steps in the production of our candlesticks. The handcrafted production of unique real silver pieces requires a lot of time and skill, great dexterity and precise care, as well as a keen eye to spot any surface irregularities.

Jewelry was made from gold and silver wire in Egypt as early as the 3rd century BC, the jade garments of the Han dynasty in China were sewn with such wires and in the Middle Ages, filigree Celtic knots were made from silver wire. These endless knots have neither beginning nor end, their loops can be traced endlessly and symbolize infinity and the eternal cycle of life. In our MÖHRLE SILBER GERMANY manufactory, we use silver wire to produce classic thread edges. In keeping with tradition, our silversmith Walter Iwaniw produces a classic thread rim for our real silver place settings in individual, elaborate steps. First, the solid hand-drawn silver wire is stretched on the drawing bench. It must then be annealed and sawn by hand. Now it is beaten round and then adjusted. Finally, it is placed on the placemat and finally soldered on. Our real silver placemats add sophistication to your table setting and serve a practical purpose at the same time. Unlike placemats made of fabric or bamboo, they are easy to clean and add a touch of elegance to your tableware. And another big plus: real silver placemats are wonderfully easy to combine and yet give every table a stylish upgrade. Teresa shows our hammered model with matching napkin ring.

Who doesn’t want a little Christmas magic with sparkle and glitter? A fairytale atmosphere and romance? Flickering candlelight reflected in our real silver candlesticks? No fairy lights can do that.

The first evidence of a candlestick was found during excavations in Greece in papyrus letters, probably dating from the 2nd to 3rd century AD. In ancient Rome, bronze candlesticks, a very expensive material at the time, were considered a status symbol for wealthy citizens.