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Early 19th Century Set of 6 English Hallmarked Solid Silver Fiddle Pattern Matched Forks.
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Early 19th Century Set of 6 English Hallmarked Solid Silver Fiddle Pattern Matched Forks.

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Set of 6 early 19th century English hallmarked solid silver matched forks in the fiddle pattern. All London, mainly Georgian period forks made from 1810-1848, they are by various makers such as William Eley and the Savory brothers.

There is an initial "N" to the reverse side of each fork.

The forks are heavy in gauge and weight.

Size-approx 6.75 inches long.

Weight-270 grams together.

With only some wear to the ends of the tines, these forks will be a nice addition to a canteen, and are a wonderful value at this weight of silver.

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Serpentine Antiques has dated this piece to the 1800s.

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SA36021
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5370
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Set of 6 early 19th century English hallmarked solid silver matched forks in the fiddle pattern.
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All London, mainly Georgian period forks made from 1810-1848, they are by various makers such as William Eley and the Savory brothers.
Serpentine Antiques
fig 1. Early 19th century set of 6 English hallmarked solid silver fiddle pattern matched forks.
fig 1. Early 19th Century Set of 6 English Hallmarked Solid Silver Fiddle Pattern Matched Forks.

There is an initial "N" to the reverse side of each fork.

The forks are heavy in gauge and weight.

Size-approx 6.75 inches long.

Weight-270 grams together.

With only some wear to the ends of the tines, these forks will be a nice addition to a canteen, and are a wonderful value at this weight of silver.

Date of Manufacture

Serpentine Antiques has dated this piece to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA36021
Dealers Internal Ref
5370
Serpentine Antiques
Serpentine Antiques
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Specialising in unique pieces for the discerning individual, selected and prepared with special care..

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Early 19th century set of 6 English hallmarked solid silver fiddle pattern matched forks.
Early 19th century set of 6 English hallmarked solid silver fiddle pattern matched forks.
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Early 19th century set of 6 English hallmarked solid silver fiddle pattern matched forks.
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