Kings Pattern Silver Cutlery Sets

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Cutlery

Antique Pewter Kettle Broadhead \u0026 Co. Sheffield. Marked 711, 5. Signs of wear commensurate to its age. Measures 27 centimeters tall. A nice gift to a special someone or something to add to your collection!

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Here at Chris’s fork Emporium we turn antique and vintage cutlery into beautiful handmade cutlery jewellery.This pair of Silver plated forks have been upcycled into a beautiful bracelet using sterling silver rings and safety chain and a strong magnetic catch.Kings pattern fork handles made before 1895, I have been unable to identify the maker , they have Psuedo hallmarks in the form of a line of symbols . As many people in the Victorian era couldn’t read they could be tricked into thinking plated items were silver.This bracelet measures 6.5cm and will fit an average size wrist. All my bracelets can be altered, please contact me for details.The bracelet comes wrapped suitably to send directly as a gift and free first class postage is included.

Products

A beautiful antique Kings pattern twelve place setting dessert cutlery set by the renowned maker, Elkington \u0026 Co. This is a great looking and very useable antique set of knives and forks by Elkington with the date code for the year 1882. The 12 knives and 12 forks have very attractive kings pattern handles. The round nosed bladed knives are 8 1/2 inches long and the four pronged forks, 7 1/4 inches. Each item is fully marked on the blade and fork shaft with Elkington trade marks, and the date code of W (1882). The handles of each item are all marked E\u0026 Co. They are a very tactile decorative shape and nicely weighted so sit very nicely in the hand. Together they weigh 1085 grammes.The company of Elkington and Co was founded in 1836 by George Richards Elkington and his brother, Henry and they were based in Newhall Street, Birmingham with showrooms at 22, Regent Street, London. They operated under the name G.R Elkington until 1842 when a third partner, Josiah Mason
joined the firm. It then operated as Elkington, Mason \u0026 Co until 1861 when the partnership with Mason was terminated. The firm subsequently operated independently as Elkington \u0026 Co from 1861-1963. They were the most important silver plate maker in the U.K.This is a great-looking set of twenty four pieces of antique silver plated cutlery, the plate is in very good condition with some minor marking and wear to the tips of some blades commensurate with age and use. This quality antique cutlery is ideal for both display and also very suitable for use.

Kitchenalia

Vintage Kings Pattern Cake/Pie Server and Fish Server Silver Plate Cutlery. In very good vintage condition. Signs of wear commensurate with age. Dimensions: Cake server – 12 inches long by 2.5 inches wide. Fish server – 10 inches long by 2 inches wide. Marked Lawley’s. A nice gift to a special someone or something to add to your collection! Buy it now!