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1833 London Georgian Sterling Forks 6-7/8
1833 London Georgian Sterling Forks 6-7/8
1833 London Georgian Sterling Forks 6-7/8
1833 London Georgian Sterling Forks 6-7/8
1833 London Georgian Sterling Forks 6-7/8
1833 London Georgian Sterling Forks 6-7/8
1833 London Georgian Sterling Forks 6-7/8

1833 London Georgian Sterling Forks 6-7/8" long, by "PP" Philip Philips 1826/34

$ 261.36

Availability: 76 in stock
  • Type: Lunch forks
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Age: 1833
  • Condition: This item is in great condition as it was packaged away for years in a estate we just did in Seattle , thou there is some very lite wear and some surface marks . SEE Photo's .
  • Fiddle Back Handle pattern .: Antique Sterling Fork
  • Composition: Sterling Silver
  • Maker: Philip Philips 1826/34

    Description

    Set of Six 1833 London Georgian Sterling Silver Lunch forks  ,  Hallmarked  "PP" by
    Philip Philips 1826/34. This is a Fiddle Back  Handle pattern .
    I Have a set of Six of these all in Great Condition , I will also be listing more pieces from this maker that probably been in the same family since they were new , but as the family told me there is only two of them left now and they have lot's more .
    They are  about  6-7/8" long and the Tines are about 2" long from the opening at the top .
    The
    weight of the six is 276.7 grams , There all
    monogrammed "D" on the back's See Photo's  , Clear Hallmarks .
    This item is in great condition as it was packaged away for years in a estate we just did in Seattle , thou there is some very lite wear and some surface marks . SEE Photo's .
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