Forks of all ages
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12 matching French style fiddle thread and shell dessertforks crested 11 by Emick Romer, London circa 1770 + 1 matching by Eley and Fearn, London 1823 (only 6 showing), all identically crested with a griffin out of a coronet. Price: £875.00 |
2275 |
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6 Old English pattern tableforks by George Smith, London 1780 crested with a lamb and flag. Price: £495.00 |
2626 |
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A cannon-handled table fork with 2 steel tines circa 1720 with illegible maker's mark, possibly European. Price: £250.00 |
2569 |
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A pair of Hanoverian table forks by Hester Bateman, London 1786 initialled LJR. Price: £250.00 |
1674 |
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2 Palm pattern serving forks perhaps for crabs by Elkington and Co. Birmingham 1900 with Registration marks: stamped RD:188437 . Price: £220.00 |
5710g |
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A Hanoverian pattern tablefork by William Watkins, London 1761 crested with a bird, in beak a flower. Price: £110.00 |
2601 |
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A pair of fiddle, thread and shell tableforks by George Adams, London 1874 crested with an arm holding a ring. Price: £110.00 |
2370 |
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A fiddle pattern pickle fork by John Townsend, Cape Town, circa 1830. Price: £110.00 |
9670a |
| A fiddle pattern pickle fork by John Townsend, Capetown, circa 1830. Price: £110.00 |
9670b | |
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A fiddle pattern tablefork crested with Apollo with lyre in wreath over '460' by George Adams, London, 1848 engraved 'I. Elvey, Organist 1849' The badge is that of the Apollo Lodge, Oxford. Sir George Job Elvey (1816 - 1893) was the Queen;'s Organist at Windsor and a noted composer. |
2576b |
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A pair of ivory-handled pickle forks with 3 tines unmarked circa 1800. Price: £80.00 |
2501 |
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A fiddle pattern oyster fork by J. Smith, Dublin 1851. Price: £75.00 |
2362 |
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A fiddle pattern tablefork by Eley and Fearn, London 1820 crested with a Royal crown. Price: £65.00 |
2440 |
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A pair of small 2-tined forks with shell capped silver handles by ?Sam Roberts? Sheffield circa 1773. Price: £62.00 |
1753 |
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A pistol-handled dessert-fork with 3 steel tines circa 1790 maker ?E crested with a demi-greyhound, collared. Price: £55.00 |
2628a |
| A pistol-handled dessert-fork with 3 steel tines circa 1790 maker ?E crested with a demi-greyhound, collared. Price: £55.00 |
2628b | |
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A large fiddle pattern fork by Mitchell and Russell, Edinburgh 1813 crested with a lion rampant beneath the motto NON CRUX SED LUX for BLACK. Price: £55.00 |
1846 |
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A Hanoverian fork circa 1750. Price: £48.00 |
9016 |
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An Old English tablefork by Edward Thomasson, Birmingham 1827. Price: £45.00 |
9698 |
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A fiddle, thread and shell dessert fork by George Adams, London 1854 crested with a demi-unicorn front and back. Price: £42.00 |
2493 |
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A Queen's pattern dessertfork by William Eley, London 1835. Price: £38.00 |
2111 |
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A small fiddle, thread and shell fork by the Lias Brothers, London 1870 engraved LMF to WJL. Price: £35.00 |
8863 |
