A SET OF VICTORIAN SILVER DESERT KNIVES AND FORKS FOR 12SOLD
This beautiful set of pistol grip desert knives and forks was made in Sheffield 1899 and is of beautiful design and quality. All pieces are in wonderful condition bearing an elegant crest. Please note that the blades are solid silver and not steel.
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