A refined 14-piece silver-plated cutlery set by the prestigious James Dixon & Sons, crafted in Sheffield between 1829 and 1867. This complete ensemble includes 6 delicately patterned fish knives and 6 matching forks, alongside one larger knife and one large fork for serving. The pieces feature distinctive etched decoration and smooth bone handles, a hallmark of Victorian-era tableware. Ideal for elevating both everyday meals and formal occasions.
Features:
Material: Silver-plated blades and tines with bone handles
Design: Ornate etched detailing along the blades and forks
Markings: Stamped with James Dixon & Sons hallmarks, Sheffield origin
Origin: England
Style: Victorian elegance, mid-19th century
Function: Elegant fish cutlery and serving utensils
Condition: Excellent antique condition with light surface wear, minor age-related patina, and a few natural hairlines on handles – all consistent with age and use.
Add a regal English charm to your table with this exquisite and collectible set.
Disclaimer: All our products are vintage or antique items that have been previously used and loved. As such, they may display signs of age, wear, imperfections, or minor defects that add to their unique charm and authenticity. Some items in our collection have been carefully restored or preserved, while others have been left in their original untouched condition to honor their history and character. We invite you to appreciate the stories these timeless pieces carry.
