An exceptionally fine eighteen piece silver gilt and coloured agate Dessert/Fruit set made in London in 1912 by Carrington & Company.

An exceptionally fine eighteen piece silver gilt and coloured agate Dessert/Fruit set made in London in 1912 by Carrington & Company.
An exceptionally fine eighteen piece silver gilt and coloured agate Dessert/Fruit set made in London in 1912 by Carrington & Company.
An exceptionally fine eighteen piece silver gilt and coloured agate Dessert/Fruit set made in London in 1912 by Carrington & Company.
An exceptionally fine eighteen piece silver gilt and coloured agate Dessert/Fruit set made in London in 1912 by Carrington & Company.

An exceptionally fine eighteen piece silver gilt and coloured agate Dessert/Fruit set made in London in 1912 by Carrington & Company.

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British Silver Post 1830

Reference

310095

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The blades of the knives and tines of the forks are beautifully gilded and each has an unusual handle made of coloured Scottish agate. The quality of design and production is exceptional, some of the finest we have seen over the years. The set is contained in a leather, silk lined, case with the Carrington label on the inside of the cover.



Length of the knives: 7.75 inches, 19.38cm.

Length of fork: 7 inches, 17.5cm

Year

1912

Country

London

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