Mary Chawner Salad Fork, 1839

Mary Chawner Silver Salad fork London 1839
Mary Chawner Silver Salad fork London 1839 DSCN9583 DSCN9584 DSCN9585

Sold

Salad Fork - Fiddle Pattern - London 1839 by Mary Chawner - 29.2cm long; 136g - LP/8866

Sorry, this item is out of stock.

This 12" long silver serving fork was made in the early years of Victoria's reign by the best silver flatware makers of the period - Chawner & Company, under the leadership of Mary Chawner.

Made in the fiddle pattern, this large fork has a spoon-shaped bowl with six fork tines (a "spork") and is ideal for scooping, for example with salads. The front terminal is expertly engraved with a complex cipher and the server is in fine original condition.