Rare set of Victorian hand-forged New Gothic sterling silver cutlery for 18
Rare set of Victorian hand-forged New Gothic sterling silver cutlery for 18
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This rare New Gothic sterling silver cutlery pattern was first registered by Chawner & Co, one of the top cutlery makers of the Victorian era and managed by George Adams. It first appeared in the Chawner pattern book in December 1854 and the design reflects the Gothic revival that was fashionable in Britain, which reached its zenith during the mid to late-Victorian era circa 1870.
12 tablespoons
18 table forks
18 dessert spoons
18 dessert forks
14 teaspoons (5 x 1863)
1 sauce or gravy ladle
1 cream ladle
Since antique knives rarely survive this cutlery service can be completed, at an additional cost, with new knives with silver handles and stainless steel blades meaning they are dishwasher safe. Please get in touch for a quotation.
This set of New Gothic sterling silver cutlery is not available to purchase online. Please get in touch if you would like more information or are interested to buy it.
Dimensions:
1856
London
Excellent
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