| Following on from Hanoverian came Plain Old English which was very popular from 1760 to 1800. The forks were now four pronged and the end of the spoon turned down instead of up so that they could be crested or initialed on the front. This remains one of the most popular patterns as it can be used equally well in a modern or antique setting.
All sets come in cutlery rolls unless boxed.
All 12 Place - 60 Piece sets (unless otherwise stated)
Contain 12 Table / Soup Spoons, 12 Table Forks,12 Dessert Spoons, 12 Dessert Forks and 12 Tea Spoons
New Silver handled knives are available.
OLD ENGLISH SERVICES CURRENTLY IN STOCK:
12 Place Setting - 48 Pieces (no tea) London 1845 - 76 George Adams £3750
12 Place Setting - 60 Pieces - Jackson and Fullerton London 1898-1933 £3500
12 Place Setting - 60 Pieces - Mixed Makers £2950
10 Place Setting - 50 Pieces Antique Mixed makers 1812 -1890 £2400 |
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| The most popular variation on Plain Fiddle.
All sets come in cutlery rolls unless boxed.
All 12 Place - 60 Piece sets (unless otherwise stated) Contain 12 Table / Soup Spoons, 12 Table Forks,12 Dessert Spoons, 12 Dessert Forks and 12 Tea Spoons
New Silver handled knives are available.
FIDDLE AND THREAD SERVICES CURRENTLY IN STOCK:
12 Place Setting 60 Pieces
George Adams London 1840-68
120 oz
£4500 |
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| This was developed from a similar pattern popular in France in the mid-eighteenth century and although earlier English examples do exist the majority date from after 1800.
All sets come in cutlery rolls unless boxed. All 12 Place - 60 Piece sets (unless otherwise stated) Contain 12 Table / Soup Spoons, 12 Table Forks,12 Dessert Spoons, 12 Dessert Forks and 12 Tea Spoons
New Silver handled knives are available.
FIDDLE SERVICES CURRENTLY IN STOCK:
12 Place Setting - 60 Pieces Josiah Williams- Exeter 1852-66 £3500
8 Place Setting - 40 Pieces Josiah Williams- Exeter 1843-75 £2400
12 Place Setting - 60 Pieces Chawner & Co London 1819-77 £2950
12 Place Setting - 66 Pieces Henry Atkin Sheffield 1902-13 £3500 (with Round Bowl Soup Spoons)
12 Place Setting - 60 Pieces Mixed Makers 1819-77 £2950
12 Place Setting - 60 Pieces Mixed Makers London 1804-34 £2950
12 Place Setting -60 Pieces Mixed Makers 1839-68 £2950
8 Place Setting - 40 Pieces Mixed Makers London 1822-44 £1750 |
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| This pattern was originally produced from 1710 until 1730 and is also known as Hanoverian with rat-tail. The forks had three prongs and spoon bowls were more oval than egg shaped but when the pattern was revived in the late nineteenth century four prong forks were more common.
All sets come in cutlery rolls unless boxed.
All 12 Place - 60 Piece sets (unless otherwise stated) Contain 12 Table / Soup Spoons, 12 Table Forks,12 Dessert Spoons, 12 Dessert Forks and 12 Tea Spoons
New Silver handled knives are available.
RAT TAIL SERVICES CURRENTLY IN STOCK
12 Place Setting - 66 Pieces Elkington Birmingham 1887-87 with 4 Salt Spoons - Basting Spoon & Soup Ladle £3750
12 Place Setting - 50 Pieces Mixed Makers 1895-1910 3 Prong Forks (Pair sauce ladles - no Tea Spoons) £2800
12 Place - Mixed Maker - 66 Pieces - (Round Soup Spoons - 4 Serving Spoons - Pair ladles) £3250
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Printed with Styles Silver details
With an individual pocket for each item, the Storage Roll will keep up to 12 pieces of clean silver cutlery sparkling bright and protected against tarnish and scratches. |
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| Sheffield 1962/3
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Sterling (925)
Walker & Hall
Made up to 10 Place Setting with a few pieces Sheffield 1999 marked David Mellor
Pride was designed in 1956 and won awards in 1957
10 x Soup - Dessert - Tea Spoons
Fish Knives & Forks - Table - Dessert Forks
6 x Table Spoons
110 oz
+ 10 Pairs white handled knives -+ Some original boxes
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| London 1977
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Sterling (925)
50 Pieces
6 x Dessert Knife, Spoon & Fork - Table Knife & Fork - Soup Spoon - Fish Knife & Fork
2 Serving Spoons
66 oz + Silver handled knives
Designed by Robert Welch in 1963 and received a Design Award in 1965 and has been in production ever since..
Named after the Cotswold village where he lived this pattern is plentiful in Stainless Steel, now known as RW1, it is rarely found in silver
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| London 1972-5
'CHAMPAGNE' Pattern - Hand forged by Richard Cook
Fully Hallmarked Silver
Sterling (925)
51 oz + Silver handled knives
42 Pieces in Cutlery Rolls
6 x - Soup Spoons, Dessert Spoons, Tea Spoons
6 x - Dessert Forks, Table Forks
6 x - Table Knives, Dessert Knives
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| Stainless Steel 6 Place Canteen
'Champagne' Pattern
Brian Asquith designed for Spear and Jackson (Ashberry) Ltd
58 Pieces in original box |
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