Product Description
There was a time when even serving a slice of bread called for a beautifully crafted utensil, and this elegant Victorian bread fork is a lovely reminder of the refinement of the 19th-century dining table.
Crafted in Sheffield, England, this unusual sterling silver bread fork features a decorative three-pronged trident design, with delicate engraved detailing and a long, slender bone-coloured handle. The silver terminal is finished with a charming shell-shaped finial, adding a further touch of Victorian elegance.
Measuring approximately 27cm in length, this handsome piece would make an interesting addition to a collection of antique English silver or Victorian tableware. It could also be enjoyed as a decorative serving piece at an afternoon tea or beautifully laid dining table.
Please note that there is a small split in the handle, as shown in the photographs. This has been taken into consideration in the pricing.
Each piece in our collection carries the subtle marks of time, adding to its authenticity and charm. Any notable details are thoughtfully included in the description and imagery. Should you wish to see more, we are always happy to assist.
