Mixed English Flatware | Service for Ten

Mixed English Flatware | Service for TenEarly 1900s mixed English silver plate flatware set with service for ten. This charming collection features Art Deco knives by the renowned Walker & Hall, along with pieces from Sheffield, Englands famed silver region. The set includes monogrammed forksone in a fiddle pattern with an "H" and another with a shell handle marked "R." A beautiful blend of craftsmanship and history. Dimensions: Salad Bread Knife 8. 75"L x 0. 75"W, Dinner Knife 9. 50"L x 0.

Early 1900s mixed English silver-plate flatware set with service for ten. This charming collection features Art Deco knives by the renowned Walker & Hall, along with pieces from Sheffield, England’s famed silver region. The set includes monogrammed forks—one in a fiddle pattern with an "H" and another with a shell handle marked "R." A beautiful blend of craftsmanship and history. Dimensions: Salad/Bread Knife 8.75"L x 0.75"W, Dinner Knife 9.50"L x 0.75"W, Salad Fork 6.75"L x 0.75"W, Soup Spoon 7.0"L x 1.5"W.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: Vintage; Early 1900s
Condition: Very Good; light wear
Country of Origin: England
Style: Art Deco, Coastal, Nautical
Materials: stainless steel/silver-plate
Dimensions: 8.75" L x 0.75" W x 0.25" H
Color/Finish: silver
Care: hand-wash. Dishwasher with tarnish, and can damage the silver-plating. Polish w/ soft cloth and silver polish.

All Items are in Very Good Vintage Condition, with minimal to no wear, unless otherwise mentioned here, or in the product description above. 
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