An elegant English fish cutlery service comprising 24 pieces, including 12 fish knives and 12 matching forks, crafted in Sheffield, England, circa the 1910s. The set features silver-plated blades and fork heads complemented by warm toned bone handles, with decorative silver-plated ferrules that enhance the refined, traditional design. Intended for serving fish courses at formal dinners and special occasions, this classic service reflects the craftsmanship and dining traditions of early 20th-century English tableware.
The complete service is presented in its original fitted wooden storage box, measuring 13.5 inches wide, 10 inches deep, and 2 inches high. The box retains its original manufacturer's label, adding to the historical interest and authenticity of the presentation. The fitted interior keeps the 24 pieces neatly organized, making the set both practical for use and attractive for display.
The set is in good antique condition, with wear consistent with age and use. The original box has no key and does not lock.
An appealing addition to a collection of English antique tableware, this traditional fish service is also a thoughtful gift for collectors and those who appreciate the art of formal dining.
An elegant English fish cutlery service comprising 24 pieces, including 12 fish knives and 12 matching forks, crafted in Sheffield, England, circa the 1910s. The set features silver-plated blades and fork heads complemented by warm toned bone handles, with decorative silver-plated ferrules that enhance the refined, traditional design. Intended for serving fish courses at formal dinners and special occasions, this classic service reflects the craftsmanship and dining traditions of early 20th-century English tableware.
The complete service is presented in its original fitted wooden storage box, measuring 13.5 inches wide, 10 inches deep, and 2 inches high. The box retains its original manufacturer's label, adding to the historical interest and authenticity of the presentation. The fitted interior keeps the 24 pieces neatly organized, making the set both practical for use and attractive for display.
The set is in good antique condition, with wear consistent with age and use. The original box has no key and does not lock.
An appealing addition to a collection of English antique tableware, this traditional fish service is also a thoughtful gift for collectors and those who appreciate the art of formal dining.
