A very rare set of six George III Three Prong feather edge Dessert Forks.

A very rare set of six George III Three Prong feather edge Dessert Forks.
A very rare set of six George III Three Prong feather edge Dessert Forks.
A very rare set of six George III Three Prong feather edge Dessert Forks.
A very rare set of six George III Three Prong feather edge Dessert Forks.
A very rare set of six George III Three Prong feather edge Dessert Forks.

A very rare set of six George III Three Prong feather edge Dessert Forks.

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Flatware

Reference

192661

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The six Dessert Forks are modelled in the three prong style with a feather edge border on both the front and reverse. Each is very well marked and the top of the stem is engraved with a contemporary Crest. All were made in London, five by Thomas Chawner in 1772 and one in 1819 by Eley & Fearn.



Length: 6.3 inches, 15.75cm

Year

1772

Country

London

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