Inv. #23824
#23824 - Victorian Sterling Flatware set for Twelve by George Adams
Price: $14,500.00

Circa 1869, Sterling, by George Adams, London, England. This fabulous complete set for twelve by George Adams, renowned London Silversmith, is in the classic fiddle and thread pattern. Heavy and well-made, they bear a wonderful cow over crown armorial, probably denoting a set from a royal’s county home. Very good condition.

Noted: The matching sterling-handled knives are later, as sets of this period rarely had matching knives or they rarely survived. Also, one of the small forks has a slightly different armorial …the cow has wings.

The set is comprised of 12 six-piece place settings = 72 pieces plus 1 ladle for 73 pieces total.

12 Dinner forks - 8 1/8 inches long
12 Small forks - 7 inches long
12 Dinner knives - 10 1/8 inches long
12 Tablespoons - 8 7/8 inches long
12 Teaspoons - 7 1/8 inches long
12 Small spoons - 5 3/4 inches long
1 Ladle - 7 inches long

Condition: Very good condition.
Weight: 127.89 ozt
Hallmarks: Head of Victoria, O date mark for 1869, Leopard Head for London, Lion rampant for sterling, and GA hallmark for George Adams The Knives are a different maker and are marked as follows: GH for George Hindmarsh, Crown for Sheffield, Lion Rampant for Sterling, and I date mark for 1926
Price: $14,500.00
#23824
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