An Antique Sterling Silver flatware set in the Old English PatternSOLD

Here we offer a beautiful set of sterling silverware. This beautiful sterling silver cutlery set of English silver flatware was made in Sheffield by John Round. It was made in the Edwardian period- different dates but all by the same maker.

This silver canteen of cutlery comprises of:

12 Table Forks,
12 Soup Spoons,
12 Dessert Forks,
12 Dessert Spoons,
12 Tea Spoons,
A large Soup Ladle, pair of Sauce Ladles and a pair of Serving Spoons.

In total there are 65 pieces of sterling silver flatware. All pieces are hallmarked John Round and circa 1900. They have been professionally polished and are in wonderful condition!

There are no knives with this set, but I have a number of different options for knives which may suit you- please contact me for details! A very fine set of English silver flatware, by a renowned maker of fine sterling silverware.

Type: Canteen
Function: Dining
Maker: John Round
Country: England


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




Related Articles & Recommended Reading

  • Building a Georg Jensen Service
    When one undertakes a project such as obtaining or collecting a service of silver cutlery it is important to conduct at least a bit of research. For those of us who love Georg Jensen silver the task is no less difficult. This is due to the range and variety of Georg Jensen silver flatware patterns produced. This article is designed to guide you through the minefield, alert you to the main issues of collecting or buying a service of Georg Jensen silver cutlery, and ask the sorts of questions you need to answer in order to make an informed purchase. read more...

  • A question of cutlery: terminology.
    If you've ever been confused about exactly what to call each type of silver fork, knife or spoon you own, this is for you! A brief account of the dizzying array of terminology related to antique silver cutlery and flatware. Precisely what is the difference between a silver table fork and a silver dinner fork? Is it proper to use a silver dessert knife to spread your butter? The answers to these critical issues and many more lie within! read more...


A Silver Plate Flatware Set for 6: Old English Pattern silverware

This Silver Plated Flatware Set was made by Garrards, and has never been used! It is in the Old English Pattern, which dates from the middle...... More Details




A Service of Silver and Mother of Pearl Fruit Cutlery

An exquisite service of silver and mother of pearl fruit cutlery made in Sheffield in 1960. The set contains 12 knives and 12 forks, in a beautiful,...... More Details




A Georg Jensen Silver Canteen of Cutlery in the Pyramid Pattern

This beautiful set of Art Deco Silver cutlery was made by Georg Jensen in Denmark. It is in the famed and sought after Pyramid Pattern. It is...... More Details




An Arts and Crafts Silver Salt Cellar by D.S.C.G

This charming Arts and Crafts sterling silver salt cellar was made by D.S.C.G, in Birmingham 1910. It bears full hall marks including its characteristic...... More Details