A twelve place setting of silver King's pattern flatware. London & Sheffield...
A twelve place setting of silver King's pattern flatware.
London & Sheffield.
19th & 20th century.
The set of King's pattern 'diamond heel' flatware comprising: 12 tablespoons (London, 1835, William Eaton); 12 table forks (London, 1847, Elizabeth Eaton); 12 silver-handled table knives with steel blades (Sheffield, 1935, William Yates); 12 dessert spoons (6 London, 1845, Chawner & Co. and 6 Sheffield, 1937, Cooper Bros.);12 dessert forks (including 4 by Chawner & Co., London, 1848- 1872 and 5 by Walker & Tolhurst, London, 1903), 12 silver-handled dessert knives with steel blades (Sheffield, 1935, William Yates); 12 each fish knives and fish forks (Sheffield, 1876-1883, Henry Harrison, handles 20th century, by William Yates); 12 silver-handled cake forks with steel tines and cheese knives with steel blades (London, 1961, C.J. Vander); 12 teaspoons (London, 1835, William Eaton); 12 coffee spoons (Sheffield, 1960, James Dixon & Sons); a ladle (London, 1835, William Eaton); 2 sauce ladles (London, 1836, Robert Wallis); a stuffing spoon (London, 1850, William Robert Smily); a silver-handled carving fork (London, 1961, C.J. Vander); and a pair of pierced silver fish servers (London, 1853, Chawner & Co.), total weighable silver approx. 208.6ozt (a lot)
A twelve place setting of silver King's pattern flatware.
London & Sheffield.
19th & 20th century.
The set of King's pattern 'diamond heel' flatware comprising: 12 tablespoons (London, 1835, William Eaton); 12 table forks (London, 1847, Elizabeth Eaton); 12 silver-handled table knives with steel blades (Sheffield, 1935, William Yates); 12 dessert spoons (6 London, 1845, Chawner & Co. and 6 Sheffield, 1937, Cooper Bros.);12 dessert forks (including 4 by Chawner & Co., London, 1848- 1872 and 5 by Walker & Tolhurst, London, 1903), 12 silver-handled dessert knives with steel blades (Sheffield, 1935, William Yates); 12 each fish knives and fish forks (Sheffield, 1876-1883, Henry Harrison, handles 20th century, by William Yates); 12 silver-handled cake forks with steel tines and cheese knives with steel blades (London, 1961, C.J. Vander); 12 teaspoons (London, 1835, William Eaton); 12 coffee spoons (Sheffield, 1960, James Dixon & Sons); a ladle (London, 1835, William Eaton); 2 sauce ladles (London, 1836, Robert Wallis); a stuffing spoon (London, 1850, William Robert Smily); a silver-handled carving fork (London, 1961, C.J. Vander); and a pair of pierced silver fish servers (London, 1853, Chawner & Co.), total weighable silver approx. 208.6ozt (a lot)
