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Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Fish Servers - 1877
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Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Fish Servers - 1877

19th century
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A fine pair of antique Victorian sterling silver fish servers which have been designed in the fiddle pattern style with long well balanced handles and attractive pierced detailing to the fish blade and fork. This lovely pair of silver fish servers would be perfect to use at the table and would make an ideal addition to a George Adams canteen. They remain in excellent condition.

Length of fork: 25 cms (9.8")

Length of knife: 30.9 cms (12.1")

Weight: 8.4 troy ounces (262 grams)

They were hallmarked in London for 1877 by George Adams.

Complimentary postage is included within the price of these fish servers.

If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us. Please visit www.marshantiquesilver.com for a wider selection of items.

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S & A Marsh has dated these Victorian Silver Fish Servers to the 1870s.

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SA1184627
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6608
Description
A fine pair of antique Victorian sterling silver fish servers which have been designed in the fiddle pattern style with long well balanced handles and attractive pierced detailing to the fish blade and fork.
This lovely pair of silver fish servers would be perfect to use at the table and would make an ideal addition to a George Adams canteen.
S & A Marsh

They remain in excellent condition.

fig 1. A pair of Victorian sterling silver fish servers featuring a pierced scrollwork knife blade and a four-tine fork with fiddle pattern handles.
fig 1. Antique Victorian Sterling Silver Fiddle Pattern Fish Servers - 1877

Length of fork: 25 cms (9.8")

Length of knife: 30.9 cms (12.1")

Weight: 8.4 troy ounces (262 grams)

They were hallmarked in London for 1877 by George Adams.

Complimentary postage is included within the price of these fish servers.

If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us. Please visit www.marshantiquesilver.com for a wider selection of items.

Date of Manufacture

S & A Marsh has dated these Victorian Silver Fish Servers to the 1870s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1184627
Dealers Internal Ref
6608
S & A Marsh
Sellingantiques verified Since Oct 2019
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A pair of Victorian sterling silver fish servers featuring a pierced scrollwork knife blade and a four-tine fork with fiddle pattern handles.
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Victorian silver fish servers are two-piece dining sets comprising a broad-bladed knife and a matching fork, specifically designed in the nineteenth century for slicing and serving fish at formal dinner tables.

Sterling silver was standard for high-grade Victorian examples, featuring openwork pierced blades designed to drain liquid, with handles shaped via die-stamping and hand-chasing.

Authentic pieces carry British hallmark stamps denoting the silversmith, silver purity mark, assay office mark, date letter, and monarchs profile duty mark.

Incorporate antique silver serving utensils into contemporary tablescapes alongside minimalist porcelain and linen napkins to contrast historical craftsmanship with modern dining elements.

Hand wash with warm water and mild liquid soap immediately after use, dry with a soft cloth, and polish periodically using silver polish to prevent oxidation.
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