I would use a soft , non-impregnated, cloth or tissue, and gently rub the
silver parts.
With the impregnated cloth, there is a risk of some of the polish coming off
onto the wood.
I have sterling silver wired bobbins, and as long as I use them, the silver
stays shiny, but when not in use
goes somewhat dirty, and this is what I do.
Agnes Boddington
Sunny Elloughton UK
Hi Fellow Spiders!
I would use a silver polish cloth made just for jewelry. I don't think the
polish embeded in the cloth would hurt the wood part. The bobbins sound
lovely!
Trish in West Virginia USA
I have a couple dozen Dutch bobbins, beautifully turned, and most of them
have
incredible silver inlays. Actually the maker used old silverware (lovely
patterns) and inlayed it with unbelievable skill. . Sharon on Vancouver
Island
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