A Silver Plated Flatware Set in the Old English Pattern
This silver plate flatware set is in the Old English pattern, and is very good quality. It is a matched service, meaning that while the pieces are all exactly the same design they are by various manufacturers. Having said that, they are all identical in appearance, in similar levels of wear and patination, and look every bit the set until the marks are viewed closely.
The knives are soldered handles, and dishwasher safe, with stainless steel blades.
This service of silver plated flatware comprises of twelve place settings. Each place setting is six pieces- dinner knife and fork, dessert fork and spoon, soup spoon and entree knife.
A fine service of silver plated cutlery in the Old English Pattern.
The knives are soldered handles, and dishwasher safe, with stainless steel blades.
This service of silver plated flatware comprises of twelve place settings. Each place setting is six pieces- dinner knife and fork, dessert fork and spoon, soup spoon and entree knife.
A fine service of silver plated cutlery in the Old English Pattern.
Price: £
475 GBP
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