A Victorian English silver flatware set for 12 in the Fiddle PatternSOLD

This magnificent English Silver flatware set comprises of 12 silver Table Forks (20cm in Length), 12 silver Table Spoons (22cm in Length), 12 silver Dessert Forks (17.5cm in Length), 12 silver Dessert Spoons (18cm in Length) and 12 silver Teaspoons (15cm in Length).


All the pieces are identical in every way. However the dates and makers various. They are all fully hallmarked Sterling Silver.


The total weight of this English silver flatware set is 3.074kg (approx)

All pieces of silver cutlery have been Professionally polished and are in excellent condition with no damage or repair.

Knives and Serving Pieces are available on request, please contact me for a quote on the additional cost.


Type: Canteen
Function: Dining
Country: England


Need more info? Contact James Baldwin Antiques regarding this item.




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