• Antique English Cutlery Set of 14 pieces, 1829–1867
  • Antique English Cutlery Set of 14 pieces, 1829–1867
  • Antique English Cutlery Set of 14 pieces, 1829–1867
  • Antique English Cutlery Set of 14 pieces, 1829–1867
  • Antique English Cutlery Set of 14 pieces, 1829–1867
  • Antique English Cutlery Set of 14 pieces, 1829–1867
  • Antique English Cutlery Set of 14 pieces, 1829–1867
  • Antique English Cutlery Set of 14 pieces, 1829–1867
  • Antique English Cutlery Set of 14 pieces, 1829–1867
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Antique English Cutlery Set of 14 pieces, 1829–1867

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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.

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