AN ASSEMBLED VICTORIAN SILVER-GILT FLATWARE SERVICE
MOST MARK OF MARY CHAWNER AND GEORGE W. ADAMS, LONDON, 1808-1871
Fiddle Thread and Shell pattern, comprising:
Thirty-six dessert spoons, eighteen engraved with a crest
Thirty-six luncheon forks in two sizes, eighteen engraved with a crest
Thirty-six cheese knives with silver blades, eighteen engraved with a crest and a foliate script S
A pair of grape shears
In a later fitted two-handled wooden chest
Together with A silver-plated citrus/fruit knife, apparently unmarked
149 oz. 14 dwt. (4,656 gr.) weighable silver
AN ASSEMBLED VICTORIAN SILVER-GILT FLATWARE SERVICE
MOST MARK OF MARY CHAWNER AND GEORGE W. ADAMS, LONDON, 1808-1871
Fiddle Thread and Shell pattern, comprising:
Thirty-six dessert spoons, eighteen engraved with a crest
Thirty-six luncheon forks in two sizes, eighteen engraved with a crest
Thirty-six cheese knives with silver blades, eighteen engraved with a crest and a foliate script S
A pair of grape shears
In a later fitted two-handled wooden chest
Together with A silver-plated citrus/fruit knife, apparently unmarked
149 oz. 14 dwt. (4,656 gr.) weighable silver
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